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I'll be too nervous/agitated to eat.

Davis. Anyone else think he should be starting?

I came into the world five months after the Bills did. While I went to a few games at War Memorial, my first solid/specific memory is listening (on a vaccum tube radio that took quite a while to warm up) to the Bills playing the Chiefs (January 1, 1967) in the AFL championship game for the right to go to the first Super Bowl. While the Bills got blown out (in Buffalo), settting the tone, the hook was set deep.

If Goff and the Lions keep playing they way they have recently, he'll get a lot of votes.

NFW!

Punting seems better than last year. (On the other hand, Bass sucks.) Bills seems to be committing fewer penalties. I'm old enough that I'm starting to sense the dark at the end of the tunnel at which point I won't have to put up with this ***** anymore.

The Texans/Stroud seemed to be trying to give the Bills the game. Not to be outdone, McDermott gives it right back. Do the Bills have an analytics guy on the staff? The odds of something bad happening when you go for it from your own three with 32 seconds left and the other team has three timeouts left must be much higher than those of something good happening. McD does not appear to understand timeouts. What made 13 seconds possible was that the Chiefs had three time outs.

Coaching malpractice by the Bills

Trubisky enters the game, my heart sinks

Loved seeing Josh Allen go through a game without taking any serious hits.

I live in the Denver area. The local media is and always has been very high on Tim Patrick as a "great locker room guy" who holds his teammates accountable. The feeling was while he has lost a step, he otherwise seemed to have fully recovered from the two injuries which caused him to miss all of the previous two seasons. There was a strong feeling that the Broncos would keep him BUT for the fact that Broncos have a pretty crowded receiver room and Sean Payton (egomaniac) had traded up for Troy Franklin in the most recent draft. Franklin has looked terrible in training camp and done little to nothing in the preseason games -- if the coach weren't personally invested in Franklin he would have been cut. With Franklin thus wasting a roster spot, Patrick an older player and with no positive history with the current coach was the obvious sacrifice. TLDR: Broncos did not cut Patrick for football reasons and it would behoove the Bills to look into acquiring him if they want a highly motivated, low-cost veteran possession receiver.

The comeback starts at around 1:44:15 in the video.

The Bills were simply not prepared for this situation. IMO, a coaching problem.

I feel Bass has been erratic all season. In game one (Jets) his game tying FG was a lucky doink and it's been downhill since then. I don't know how he was AFC special teams of the month in September. Trying to find a positive slant: a month ago I felt similarly but worse about Martin but he suddenly became an effective punter. Hoping against hope that Bass can turn it around. A bigger issue IMO is that the CBs and LBs the Bills played for most of the game are from way down the depth chart. And Mahome's is coming to town in five days.

I bodged the image insertion. Was supposed to be a an image of Norwood in SB XV.