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Having Milano and Bernard together for those first few games really showed what a dynamic duo they could be......let's hope we get to see that duo together and healthy for the next few seasons.🤞

Seeing a healthy Matt Milano running around and making plays reminds me of how screwed the Bills D has been since he rode off on that cart injured in the London game.🤬🤢

Nope....I watched RedZone from 1 to 4, then watched SF/Philly.....I will admit that I didn't watch much of Chiefs/GB though. That's how strong a hold the NFL has on America....even when we are disappointed in the product, we still can't help but watch it. Maybe that's why Goodell and the Owners don't care about fixing the officiating....they know we are going to watch no matter what!!

This entire NFL season has been poor quality football by pretty much every team compounded by even worse quality officiating. This is one of the least enjoyable seasons of football I've seen in quite a while, IMO.

What you see as “improvement” from Brown, I see as a blocking scheme designed by the Bills to mask Brown’s pass blocking deficiencies. As said earlier in the thread, he is still the weakest link on the line, and if there is a RT in the draft with a first or second round grade the Bills like, I hope they draft them. Even if he is playing at a 17mil per year level as you think(which he is not), the Bills aren’t paying him that much, and a replacement would need to be drafted anyway.

I agree with this......I want a RT that doesn’t need constant help from TE’s and RB’s on every pass play. I don’t hate Spencer Brown, but his position certainly can and should be upgraded.

I believe you are talking about the silent snap count.....he's looking at Josh Allen, then when Josh is ready for the snap, he moves his arm as a signal to Morse to snap the ball. You will only see this in games on the road....its used to combat the crowd noise.

Some of the best O-lines in football have 1st round RT's on them. Sewell in Detroit, and Lane Johnson in Philadelphia come to mind. In a passing league, and for a team with a QB as valuable as Josh Allen, RT is almost as important of a position as LT, IMO.

I’d love them to get a top-tier RT.

The trade for Rasul Douglas has lessened the impact of Elam’s struggles, but I hope you are right and he puts it together next year enough to make a noticeable contribution to the Defense.

Torrence got off to a really strong start to his rookie season, but I have noticed a few rookie mistakes over the last few weeks surprisingly in run-blocking plays. Overall, I think he is having an overall solid rookie year, and has the potential to be a Pro-Bowl level Guard for years to come. Another good pick by Beane over the last few years.....yes he absolutely whiffed on the Elam pick, but he added 3 starters in that Draft(Cook, Bernard, Benford) and the picks of Kincaid, Torrence, and D. Williams are all looking quite promising. Thoughts??

Not to mention the fact that he is taking up a lot less cap space on the Bills than Edmunds is taking up on the Bears!!

Thanks for your input.....here's where I will file it:

If arrest warrants are handed out, its more than just accusations, don't you think??

That would really suck if that is the case.....would really put the Bills in a no win situation.

I would hope there would be no dead cap hit given the circumstances. The Bills aren't the Dolphins or Chiefs, teams OK with keeping domestic violence abusers on their roster, he's got to be gone as soon as possible no matter what.

Loving it so far......looks like an epic battle between Juno Temple and Jon Hamm is in store. Can’t wait to see why “Dot” is so proficient in self-defense and weaponry. Great cast.....looking forward to seeing how it all comes together.

Kincaid extends his franchise record for consecutive games with 5+ receptions by a TE to 6 games!! Dalton Kincaid (5 rec., 38 yds. today at #Eagles) is now only #Bills TE ever with 5+ rec. in 6 straight gms; the previous club record streak by TE was 3 gms by Charles Clay in games 4-6, 2016

Only positive I can see in not winning the division is the fact that the Bills won’t get a first place schedule next year.....maybe a year where the Bills don’t have to play KC at KC. Don’t care about losing to get rid of McD as much as getting the better draft pick.

The following players may end up on the side of a milk carton soon: AJ Epenesa: After a strong start to the season, AJ has fallen off the face of the Earth in the last month. I don't believe the Bills will be re-signing him at this point. Von Miller: I know he is coming off a serious injury, but he has played multiple games without as much as a whisper. He gave the Bills a strong first 10 games last year before the injury, but I can't remember a faster fall from elite to non-factor than this. Micah Hyde: Hyde missed almost the entire season last year with a neck injury. This season he has missed the entire season while actually playing in almost every game. I think Father Time has caught up with Hyde and his career is basically over. Anyone else need to be added to this list?

This is a good point.....even AJ Brown knew he fumbled the game away. Sure the Bills made plenty of mistakes, any one of which contributed to losing the game, but that call right there would have ended the game. I always thought the officials are are supposed to let the play “play out”, and let the replay booth sort it out. If the officials did that in this case, the call of fumble would have stood as it would have been too close to overturn the call on the field. That is what should have happened, IMO.

Two steps and a football move! If it was called a fumble on the field like it should have been, there would be no way the booth would overturn it. The last of a series of biased calls in favor of the Eagles throughout the game!!

Win or lose, this has been an impressive drive!

Block in the back!!!!!!!

Poyer would have been better off trying to push him out of bounds there