gonzo1105

I actually think this is the first year you see a lot of guys go and let the draft picks start rolling in on the comp picks. Much like I said last year when people were harkening to keep Phillips and Lawson, I said to let them go. Those are the guys who never live up to big contracts. I think the same can be said for a guy like Daryl Williams. Bills took a chance on him for cheap, brought his value back to life, now he’ll be overpaid and the Bills should reap that draft pick reward. I also don’t see Milano back. I’m on the fence with Feliciano. He’s another guy loved by Bills fans but had been very average his whole career. Could get overpaid as well.

Kadarius Toney not even close

All things considered he played a pretty good game. The Oline was crap, the defense was crap. The WRs couldn’t get open. If they could’ve put the ball in the end zone twice instead of FGs they’d have 8 more. Not good enough to win but but a good performance

They got off to the hot start, then they went timid. Can’t do that and expect to beat these guys. I get the plan but my god make someone besides Kielce or Hill beat you. Make them run the ball

They had to kick the FG, they were at the 2 not the 1. I get it it’s hard to stop KC but they had to get something on that drive

Edmunds needs to sit still man he’s all over the place

It’s a penalty but you can argue they’ve let worse go this game

I actually think it would be a better story if Buffalo had to beat Brady for their 1st super bowl after Brady dominated the Bills over his career, and they have to do it in Tampa’s stadium

The thing that I think is the big difference between those teams and this team is the AFC was by far the inferior conference in that era. It’s what allowed the Bills IMO to get to 4 straight. Now the AFC is the superior conference in terms of top teams and depth

i don’t really see Morse, Brown I can def see. They are set obviously with Beasley and Diggs. I think the emergence of Gabe Davis , the signing of Kenny Stills, and still having the possibility of McKenzie and Hodgins in the wings could spell the end for Brown

I mean I don’t disagree I guess the problem I see is Ford has shown very little as a starting OL in this league and I don’t think you can cut Morse until your sure on Ford

I was just thinking how he has kind of gone unheralded this year. Dude has been nothing but rock solid and had been nothing but overlooked with Spain, Ford, and Winters getting the early reps and playing time. With the cap being tight next year he will be a very cheap starter at LG. So that begs the question, does that mean the highly likable Feliciano walks so Ford can slot at RG and resign Williams? Do we sign both Feliciano and Williams for continuity and trade Ford? I find it to be an interesting discussion.

I was at the game and the wind was swirling and changing direction constantly. Both Bass and Tucker looked frustrated during halftime as they were shanking their kicks from 40 and out. It was bad

Boy that was boring, the AFC is so much more competitive and fun to watch in the Wild card games

They play soft cover 2 defense , have a great front 7 and make you earn your yards. Plus the Bills had terrible field position in the first half

I’m gonna lean towards Williams. I get the idea of going with the veteran guy but both Singletary and Yeldon have had fumbling issues in the recent past plus Williams runs exceptionally tough

Man wins are wins idc but heart attack city

He’s done better

Dorsey is getting it if Daboll goes

This is basically the most ideal situation for the Bills. The only thing that would have been better was playing the Dolphins again in the wild card. Getting the Colts than the Steelers is about as easy a road as you can get this year. The only thing that can ruin that is if the Browns upset the Steelers then we will host the Titans or Ravens in the divisional round. I'm excited, cause I think Tennessee and Baltimore are probably the two best teams to stick with the Chiefs because of their run first type grind it out offenses.

If it’s Bills vs Saints in the super bowl he'll get a SB ring either way.

Miami at home in January, with a rookie QB, and a QB on the Bills with a history of owning said team. Baltimore has a dynamic run game and the Bills have struggled at times vs power run teams both in the past and this year. The Ravens have more playmakers on defense IMO than the Dolphins with playoff experience.

Yea I mean I’m all for clinching the two this week and “resting the starters” so the Dolphins get the 7 seed. Would much rather face the Dolphins than the Ravens. It’s not even a choice tbh

Steelers very well could end up 11-5 and a wild card team. It will come down to week 17 against the Browns

It’s looking very possible that Cleveland may win that division with how the Steelers are playing rn. Wouldn’t mind playing them in the Wild card tbh