BobbyC81

I didn’t really hate Joe Montana but living in Niner country was tough at times. Still the lasting memory of a dinged Montana in a Bills playoff rout over the Chiefs was sweet. I would like to see a similar scenario with Brady.

I agree regarding Daboll and Allen. For whatever negatives people have about Daboll, Allen having a 2nd season with the same OC would be huge for his development.

I agree with someone here who said a big part of why Clay wasn't able to get back towards that pass is that his knees are so shot.

You just know the Bills will beat the Dolphins, Atlanta will beat Tampa and Jacksonville, Carolina and Denver will all lose, leaving the Bills with the 11th pick.

Michigan (and Ohio St) boosters have been impatient when their coaches don’t beat the other school. I wouldn’t be surprised if he wasn’t retained.

He also was not being a good role model for younger players with his jogging thru routes.

I recognize this but can't remember where. Wasn't it part of a song?

How about Joe Ferguson? At one point he was among the career leaders in a few categories like yards, attempts, completions based mainly on longevity. He may arguably be the 2nd most accomplished passer in Bills history but he was just an average quarterback.

The Bills have had a total of 19 QB 3,000 yard passing seasons in their history. Drew Brees has 16. The Bills may not reach 3000 passing yards as a team this season as they currently have 2641 yards by 4 QBs plus Logan Thomas. Note: since 3000 yard seasons do not count yards lost by sacks but the Team Total does, the 2641 does not include sack yardage.

Fun fact:. Josh Allen's 506 rushing yards have him 45th on the Bills career rushing list. With several other players above him in the 510-600 range, he could be in the high 30s at the end of the season. Fun Fact #2: Allen is also within range of Tyrod Taylor's record of 580 rushing yards in a season by a QB, set in the 2016 season.

Where's Brandon Oliver? I bet they call Mike Tolbert.

It's unfortunate that nobody else in the AFC East is in position to knock the Pats off their division throne this season. They said on NFL Network that the Dolphins could still win the division but that's not very likely. As much as I'd like to see it, the Bills won't win on Sunday while the Dolphins will probably win at home vs Jacksonville. Even if the Bills miraculously did win on Sunday, they'd host the Dolphins in the final game. Miami has not fared well playing in Buffalo in December over the years. Pats host the Jets in the last game.

I think Ray Rice and Trent Richardson are available.

Only thing I'd add is someone like Jordan Phillips crushing Brady and putting him out for the playoffs. I really hate the Patriots!!

Hmm! Tough one. Ben plays better at home and all Pats losses on the road. Jackson does get the weak Bucs defense. Personally I’d go with the veteran Ben

Also, Kyle Williams future is unknown.

Did McDermott/Frazier ever explain why they didn’t blitz to get a pass rush?

He was really good a couple years ago when Keenan Allen was out.

That would be cool. He’s from my neck of the woods and Folsom High School.

I don’t know about Moncrief. He has had plenty of opportunities with multiple teams and he hasn’t produced consistently

The Giants are 5-8 so they’d be picking in the 8-10 range with only Jacksonville with a worse record that will probably be looking at a QB in the first round. So, they could have a shot at Herbert or Grier

I remember that he was excited to see that Christie was on the list of available free agents.

Pictures. He's got pictures!

I always root for the Bills to win but I wouldn't be too disappointed if they lost the last three. As you said, though, they always seem to win a meaningless game or two at the end of the season to hurt their draft position. Despite the franchise history of poor and mediocre play, they have had the first pick in the NFL draft only 4 times in the 53 years there has been only the NFL Draft (no AFL), with the last being the Bruce Smith pick in 1985.

The announcers kept asking for Terry McCauley's opinion and he was disagreeing with the calls on the field. TE inadvertently runs into DB near the line of scrimmage and catches the ball for a long TD but the refs called it offensive pass interference .