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Didn't the Pats** also win a couple of games that way? And Bills lost a couple of such ? Ifs and butts ...(heh)

I agree. Based on production esp over the last month, he should always be on the field with Diggs. Sanders, imo, should be #4 and used in spot duty. I still think he is valuable to have on the team.

At the beginning of this season, I thought both were good complements to each other. But Moss has had a disappointing season , he has neither the shiftiness nor the vision. Curious to know - what are you seeing which makes you prefer him over DS?

The look on Gilmore's face was priceless

And you don't have to. All I am saying is that I would be much more upset if Morse, Dawkins or Williams committed such penalties.

Happy. Don't over think it

He admitted as much after the game. Cut the guy a break. He was playing a position he hadn't before, is a rookie and was playing a good D line.

Mediocre? He had some poor throws early on but I thought his mechanics were not right at those points. Quite likely the ankle is still bothering him. As the game went along, he did very well. The Panthers record is not good but their D is. Calling his performance mediocre is a lazy take

Let's take care of business today, boys, girls and everyone. One too many scotches tonight. Saturday was good, let's have a winning Sunday.

Interesting. I didn't notice that as I rarely watch on the Yahoo app. But they only have a few games listed under "Live Game Schedule" so I assume tonights game will be available on that app. Lets see

I see it in the schedule of upcoming games

Don't do that to the hoodie. You may find some Goodell parts you wouldn't care to see.

I will always root against the Pats** unless that single game decided the Bills playoff chances in any way. This game doesn't, so sc*** the Pats** So far, 4 have voted that they will root for the Pats** and 12 are undecided. Watch your backs.

Maaaybe we get a pick for Moss and Epenesa but I am not sure. Epenesa's snap counts are up from last year but he hardly makes impactful plays. Maybe he is kept around for one more season to not rock the DE room too much (if Hughes is also gone)

Those are likely gone but I also think Hughes, Ford, Moss, Sanders and Epenesa may not be with this team next year.

The LB equivalent of McKelvin

I would laugh but it's not funny.

Same as I now have for your post. GTFO

I have more than a sneaking suspicion about that. I think a young offensive mind will be good for the next OC. Someone similar to Byron Leftwich

I don't want the Bills to treat the rest of the roster like Seattle and Green Bay have. yes, they each used their QBs to 1 SB win but should have done so much more with the talent at QB. Daboll is just extremely inconsistent. In the NE game, he barely called any designed runs for Allen. Against the Bucs, he called too many. Dude seems to need way too much managing (by McD) else his natural proclivities are disastrous

On a related note, Romo was commenting about how strange the Bills' record is, given their D and O positions against the rest of the league. Our record is the opposite of a bad team getting into the playoffs due to some critical plays that go its' way. The proverbial ball (aided by officiating) has bounced the wrong way for the Bills. Don't get me wrong, the Bills have done their part as well but the team by itself and with Lady Luck are not in sync this season

In history, eh?

I am at a loss to understand where you are going with this line of argument. First of all, I did not say, nor think that the NFL is rigged. What I do believe, and is obvious to most, is that officiating is very very inconsistent across games, but more importantly within the same game. This is a problem. Of course we as fans cannot directly do anything about it. But as with playcalling and player performance, fans tend to talk about things that influenced the outcome of the game. Thats what fans do, that is why this board exists and has thrived. But you are going on and on that fans should not blame the officials, when clearly they were a factor in the outcome yesterday.

Also see Harbaugh's decision last week against the Steelers. He could have gone for the FG at end of regulation to tie the game and try to win in OT but he makes this "gutsy/ballsy" call to go for two, the Ravens dont make it, game over. Sometimes it is better to play smart than go all in - the probability of making an XP is far more than a 2 pt conversion.