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So do we interpret this as that other teams don’t believe our receivers have the speed and/or separation skills to beat them? Because it seems like in a vacuum, that Josh Allen destroys man coverage

We definitely need the 9 home games for the last year at the Ralph - gonna just be so many iconic moments and I for one, want to be there as many times as humanly possible given that I live 6 hours away!

Don't overthink it I was at the game and the long Henry TD run on the first play pretty much destroyed the Bills right away The rest of the game was playing catch up, and the team was clearly pressing and out of synch on both sides of the ball Even the best teams have 1 or 2 of those clunkers every year We had one in the playoffs against Cincinnati We might have one again before the year is over, just hopefully not when it truly counts

I would love for the Jets to continue their mediocrity by signing Kirk Cousins And any team that drafts Shadeur Sanders along with all the hype and his narcissistic father deserves what they get

I judge a lot of this year's success on the fact that James Cook has 10 rushing touchdowns We haven't had a RB who can succeed inside the 20 like that in all of Josh's career That takes a huge amount of pressure off Josh in the red zone, and opens up the whole playbook whereas in previous years it was all on Josh

I am in no mood to tolerate the whining and armchair quarterbacking of "how" we won our biggest game of the year Sometimes, running the ball is more about the number of carries than the actual success of those carries Sometimes, your unsuccessful runs are setting up more successful pass plays later You can't give up the run and become one-dimensional against that defense. Proven winners like Steve Spagnuolo will eat you alive if you do - and that was definitely the challenge with Daboll & Dorsey's offenses We have a game plan against KC that relies on controlling the clock - winning time of possession, and also having the ball last at the end of each half We did that yesterday, and BTW, also scored 30 points against a team that hadn't given up that many in 2 years The rest of this discussion is just noise GO BILLS!

Daboll will be coaching at Alabama again next year Schoen will be assistant to the assistant GM in Buffalo

Jerry Jones is playing some deep 4D chess - trading for a JAG wide receiver while your QB goes on IR and your season is in the tank You need cheap players on rookie contracts and give up a 4th? Beane should call old Jerrah to see if he can get a 3rd for Curtis Samuel, LOL

When on the way to Seattle, one should stop in Laramie WY. The bartender here at Bond’s Brewing graduated with Josh and said he was “super nice”

I’ve been on the road all week, currently in Colorado. Should make it to Seattle Fri PM

I recognize that they are different positions, but it's not hard to think that Williams is already better than Edmunds ever was for this team. At least the guy hits the run gaps aggressively instead of endlessly getting caught in the wash 10 yards downfield

For every one tackle that he's in great position for and brings the guy down solidly, there's nine more where he's slow getting to the ball, takes a bad angle or just flat out misses. Let's not pretend that Hamlin is anything more than he is - a depth guy who's just decent enough not to hurt you too much, and will never be good enough to be an impact player

Or, you could see it as a guy who has been stuck trying to catch passes from DeShaun Watson the past two seasons and would like to be on a winning team A 3rd round pick is just about right when you don't have to pay the guy this year, and he's not under contract for next year either

ease up champ, I was only talking about the defensive similarities

This team reminds me a bit of the 1991 Bills Our best defender, Bruce Smith was out for most of the season with an injury Safeties - Leonard Smith was in his last year and had little left in the tank from an athletic perspective. Mark Kelso = Damar Hamlin, always playing super deep and getting trucked in run support Defensive tackle, Jeff Wright was undersized and more penetrator than run plugger We played a ton of bend-don't-break, hoping for turnovers, and just trying to make the opponents sustain long drives It didn't help back then that our offense, no matter how much they scored, were last in time of possession We even had a kicker that had missed a big one the year before and you knew couldn't be trusted any longer