Rockinon

Maybe Star is traded for a Draft pick.

With all of the additions so far, I have no idea what position the Bills will target in the 2nd. Neither will anyone else come draft time. Genius!!! Just sit back and let the draft come to them. I would not rule out bundling picks to move up either.

He racked up a bunch of tackles for a loss too. I think he could be better than any DE on the market. Plus he's healthy and in his prime.

I don't think he can replicate last year either. His 9 1/2 sacks were dumb luck after playing out of position most of the year. I would like to see a real DT replace him at less cost. Him going on record saying he is one of the best DTs in the league is just ridiculous too. He wants to drive up his market value way above what he is actually worthy. He's not a bad DT, just nowhere near what he wants to get paid.

It's amazing how many of those short dump offs went for big gains. The whole offense was in search of an identity all year. I think they are on the right track though with this kid though. Get some more consistency in the passing game we could have something. Another running back that isn't 100yrs old would help too.

Or playing top 10 defenses repeatedly over the last few weeks. I think this will be a break out game for the offense against a weak defense. Look at Allen's completion percentage throughout the season. He was comfortably above 60% the first half of the season. As soon as he started playing top defenses that percentage tumbled. The Texans have too many flaws on defense and Buffalo has the weapons to exploit them. I think Daboll is doing a good job. His offense is complicated and against weaker defenses, shines. I have to believe that the offense is still growing into a more dominant unit. The only thing I am concerned about is how conservative the team plays when we have a lead. In the playoffs, that mentality can come back to bite you. Got to keep your foot on the gas.

I do that too. Just get some good rolls from the local deli, brush some egg white on them sprinkle on the caraway seed and salt, bake for about 7mins at 350. Easy.

I'd like to see a good old fashioned a** whoopin'. Beat the Patriots up so bad that come next week, their whole team is limping into Miami.

Watt totally whiffed on that punch.

Not going to happen. This is just crazy talk.

You call that long suffering?

Way up in Potsdam. We get the Syracuse channels, but I also have Sunday Ticket. I'm thinkin I'll get it, but maybe not. If not, I can go down to the local AMVETS and see if it's on cable.

Is Syracuse not picking this up?

Before the game even started we all knew this was a game that featured two very good defenses. One defense leads the league in sacks and turnovers. The other(Our defense) loves forcing the other team into passing situations and then bringing the heat. With the Bills up by 7 and a rookie QB trying to win the game for the Steelers, what is the most productive way to win? Do you loosen up the offense and sling the rock against the fiercest pass rush in the league in an attempt to ice the game, or do you depend on the defense by eating as much clock as you can, knowing the other team will have no choice but to pass in order to win the game? I know we all want more production out of our offense, but there is dumb and then there is well.....dumb. BTW, some should go back and re-watch this game. The offense was not playing scared. If you look more closely, you see that Josh dropped back to pass several times in the 1st half. It looked like a clear attempt to set up some running plays. In the second half it was not a run up the gut for a TD, but a 15yd pass to a TE. There were moments when the offense played aggressively, but against a defense this good, you simply don't press your luck too much. You take what the defense gives you. You bide your time, play smart and don't leave yourself open to turnovers. Buffalo played a great defense last week. They played a great defense this week and they'll play another next week. This is about smart football and some folks really need to just step away from the ledge.

Your down at the 10yd line. A pick here or a fumble here could be 6pts for the bad guys. You don't risk that when you have a whole half to play. Definitely the right call.

Duck throwin ducks.

I don't think there was a single deep throw where Josh didn't have to get rid of it just in time to get creamed. Baltimore would line up their defense and just before the snap someone would move up to the edge as an additional rusher. The Bills could not find a way to stop it. This offense is pretty good but they are not elite yet. They managed to make a few plays but there is still room to grow. I'd have been happier if the Bills found a way to tie the game late in the 4th, but I am still proud of this team. For those thinking Josh can't hit those deep shots, I'm calling BS. He can do it. He did it repeatedly last year. I think the offense came into this season specifically working on the short to intermediate routes, something Josh really needed to work on, with the new receivers. There has been enormous improvement but this offense is still a work in progress. That's what I see. The Ravens D had our number this game. Might be different the next time. Not sure I would call this game a step back either....more of a speed bump. They'll go look at the tape, learn and make adjustments. We might just get a second crack at this team.

Offense has been a work in progress all year. Our Pts/game avg. must be pretty low.

Got to have more Blitz beating plays drawn up. It's obvious they weren't ready for this kind of defense.

Welp. So much for jumping out to an early lead.

The other Tre has a pretty good chance at a interception this game.

Who's tall enough to head but him?

Just speculating on their backup center being able to handle the job. Get him nervous and that can be a huge advantage. Seen a lot of games go south when a center is making mistakes.

Wonder if a couple of early blitzes run right up the middle will be a nice welcome for the new center. See if he can handle it without getting the jitters.

Have you seen Oliver coming off of a block? Doesn't matter how fast you are if your interior OL is blown up like that. You expect an offensive lineman to at least slow the rush down. When it doesn't, it's too late.