Big Turk

Holy crap...basically pressure expected to be on par with a Category 3 hurricane when it gets here Agree on the pass liability part.

He has made a multitude of good run stops coming from depth at safety...Cover 1 has a video out showing them on the All-22.

They don't. The RBs average 4.5 YPC. They simply don't run as much as other teams do. 60-70 mph winds expected along with whiteout conditions Saturday and heavy lake snows...high potential it will be upgraded to a Blizzard Warning at some point.

He had Beasley wide open short for a likely 10-12 yard gain and first down and tried to hold it for something deeper to develop.

and fumbled snaps under center.

Probably because he got tomahawk chopped on the same arm when he was strip sacked.

"Hail Moron?"

Allen almost never fumbles while running anymore. Used to happen regularly, I can't remember the last time he did while out in the open field running.

Whoa...this is a pretty strong statement by the NWS. Winter Storm Watch up...holy crap...Winds as high as 65 mph!! How can someone be this clueless and live in WNY? I am convinced you are not from this area despite your screen name.

For the last time...it wouldn't matter if there was a dome because nobody would have been able to get to the game, stop talking like you know what 7 feet of snow looks like and how difficult it makes it to clear because Amherst ain't it in terms of getting snow. Clueless people who live in areas that get barely any lake snow but somehow know best how to handle it. Where is the ignore button for that dude? Might as well be getting advice from the Fin fans living in Miami on how to deal with it too, it's about as valid. And yes, I regularly get pummeled with lake snows living in the snow belts east of the Airport...7 feet in 2014 and almost 4 this year, so I have some experience on the subject.

My biggest problem is what Kurt Warner says...spacing is an issue or the details are "off" in the play design and/or execution which make the plays much harder to succeed and make Allen have to execute at a consistently high level, which he can, but there isn't anything wrong with giving him an "Easy Button" like Mahomes gets in KC so often from Reid. It's great Allen can be Superman, but he shouldn't have to do it so 3 or 4 times a drive...nothing wrong with giving him the "Easy Button" and letting him be Clark Kent sometimes too. Effectively to me, Allen has to work harder/do more under Dorsey to get the same results he did under Daboll and that is due to the Bills not being as effective in terms of play design and/or execution within plays to create openings and/or separation by scheme. Dorsey's scheme is relying far more on individual wins than Daboll's did which made people open by design more often.

The breakdown from Kurt Warner from last game that was super detailed in terms of what Josh saw/reads/play design, etc was interesting...More than once Warner brought up that he "didn't like the spacing" by Bills players or there were certain details that were just "off" that would make the plays more effective or easier plays for Allen...whether that be a guy not pressing a route far enough upfield to influence a defender to go with him and open up the underneath route, guys not running at a proper angle, guys releasing to the wrong side for the play(inside versus outside), guys chipping on a play where it caused the defender to actually be in the way of an open guy coming across the field, etc...these things were rarely an issue under Daboll, and that is something that really worried me about Dorsey...I didn't think the overall output of the offense would be different, I was worried more about the little details within plays that can cause them to be much harder or much easier in terms of whether a play succeeds or hoe open guys are. Seems too often we are causing the plays to be much harder than they need to be and making Allen be better than he should have to be for them to succeed because we aren't doing the small details within the plays as well as we should be, or we are simply not understanding why those details matter which would be even worse. That's the difference between us and KC on offense...Mahomes is great, no doubt, but he is given the easy button way way more often than Allen is on plays where he doesn't need to be great for them to succeed. Sometimes with Allen it seems the plays only work because Allen is able to be Superman and overcome bad play design or bad execution within the play itself.

Reddit Free streams online are always a good option in a pinch Hamlin has been OK to good...mainly against the run but is a big liability compared to Hyde in coverage. Probably have allowed more deep passes this year than the last 3 years combined.

We literally have the same forecast here, why would they drive to Rochester? Hilarious someone from Amherst would have any opinion on it since they don't deal with it.

This is not a Lake Effect snowstorm initially, this is a widescale synoptic snowstorm affecting a huge part of the country. Conditions in Rochester won't be any better. We do actually get large scale systems that bring heavy snow, not just lake storms ya know. We would probably need to drive a lot farther than would make sense to try and outrun it. The lake snows don't kick in until later Friday night and into Saturday and initially guidance has them effecting the Northtowns first(230-240 degrees) before dropping into the Buffalo metro area Saturday.

How many times did they get 6-7 feet of snow? Want to know the answer? Twice. In 2014 and 2022. Guess what happened both times? The game got moved. Get a clue. Funnily enough coming from someone in Amherst where they don't get lake snow very often and usually escape with a few inches while many places get a few feet. How rich...got opinions on how to deal with it when he never has to deal with it.

It is really really hard to have a 52 passer rating with no INTs.

This is what happens when you have no QB.

Don't tell Skip Bayless...it will be another excuse in a long line of excuses he'll use in his insistence Baker Mayfield is still a franchise QB argument just nobody sees it or he has been in terrible situations or injured.

7th...Cardinals, Dolphins, Bucs, 49ers, Falcons, Browns and now Vikings. Trying to break Fitzy's record...but at least Fitzy played and played well for some of those teams in games.

Weather here is going to far worse than Chicago... Widescale synoptic snow Friday followed by heavy lake snow and strong winds gusting to 50 mph Saturday producing near whiteout conditions.

Very few teams have these type of backs and even if they do, even fewer use them in this way now. This isn't the 1980's or 1990's anymore...the only teams that use backs like this anymore are the teams that have no real QB.

Mayfield is always hurt it seems.

He's fun to watch, but the Bears have a severe lack of playmakers at the skill positions and their defense is pretty bad. Unless the Bills turn the ball over 3 or 4 times, I don't see how they win this game.