Can we all say that 11/14/21 is our Judgement day.....for this season

[Toyo321]

I believe this Sunday is our judgement day vs the Jets.  A challenge has to be thrown down against the Bills and its coaching staff to correctly review and resolve the events of this last loss.

You are either contenders or pretenders in this league.  If Buffalo's offense & OL shows up with the same lack intensity and focus, or bad game planning we saw yesterday then this is a foregone conclusion that we just don't have what it takes to contend for a AFC title this year with our current roster and OC, especially on the offense line and in the backfield.

 

I used to have a lot of faith that this teams coaches and locker room could get it done.   Not so much anymore.  It is really time suck it up and step up and show what you are made of.

 

With 9 games to go you either decide to be the team you should be, or you keep on pretending that your current level of play is acceptable moving forward, when it clearly isn't.

 

And this squarely falls on McD and Daboll right now.

 

The atonement bell has been rung Buffalo, what team is going to answer this bell.   This is what I will be watching for this coming Sunday.

[billsfan1959]

[Over 29 years of fanhood]

Every game day is a judgment day… 

[Bangarang]

3 minutes ago, Toyo321 said:

 

With 9 games to go you either decide to be the team you should be, or you keep on pretending that your current level of play is acceptable moving forward, when it clearly isn't.

Who’s pretending it’s acceptable? 
 

So much drama.

[corta765]

Hahahahaahahah. Thank you for making me laugh I needed this.

[Giuseppe Tognarelli]

11 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

Who’s pretending it’s acceptable? 
 

So much drama.

McDermott. No sense of urgency, no passion, no emotion after the game yesterday. Very clearly gave the impression that the result was reasonable.

[K-9]

[billsfan1959]

2 minutes ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

McDermott. No sense of urgency, no passion, no emotion after the game yesterday. Very clearly gave the impression that the result was reasonable.

 

The consistent level at which you manage to misinterpret things you see and hear regarding this team is astounding

[dorquemada]

It's hard to win in the NFL, a great coach once said

[K-9]

8 minutes ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

McDermott. No sense of urgency, no passion, no emotion after the game yesterday. Very clearly gave the impression that the result was reasonable.

[In Summary]

Judgement day was August 29, 1997.  It was then moved back to July 25, 2004.

[JohnNord]

28 minutes ago, Toyo321 said:

I believe this Sunday is our judgement day vs the Jets.  A challenge has to be thrown down against the Bills and its coaching staff to correctly review and resolve the events of this last loss.

You are either contenders or pretenders in this league.  If Buffalo's offense & OL shows up with the same lack intensity and focus, or bad game planning we saw yesterday then this is a foregone conclusion that we just don't have what it takes to contend for a AFC title this year with our current roster and OC, especially on the offense line and in the backfield.

 

I used to have a lot of faith that this teams coaches and locker room could get it done.   Not so much anymore.  It is really time suck it up and step up and show what you are made of.

 

With 9 games to go you either decide to be the team you should be, or you keep on pretending that your current level of play is acceptable moving forward, when it clearly isn't.

 

And this squarely falls on McD and Daboll right now.

 

The atonement bell has been rung Buffalo, what team is going to answer this bell.   This is what I will be watching for this coming Sunday.

It’s a bit dramatic but I get what you are saying.  The Bills need a strong bounce game and will need to start stacking wins.

 

Each remaining divisional games is the season

[Bangarang]

12 minutes ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

McDermott. No sense of urgency, no passion, no emotion after the game yesterday. Very clearly gave the impression that the result was reasonable.

Thats literally how he is at every press conference regardless of the outcome. 

[nucci]

 

[Dukestreetking]

Not sure if I agree or disagree but, just in case, better get Sarah on the blower.

 

[FilthyBeast]

I can see this team showing up and beating the Jets, but until they show they can play consistent football for a prolonged stretch again like earlier in the season nothing really matters.

 

In fact I could see us winning against the Jets by 10+ points, but then coming home and getting trounced by a physical Colts team that is likely going to be 5-5 and in the thick of the playoff picture. Also added motivation to beat us since we ended their season last year in a game that could have easily went their way and almost did at the end.

 

It just feels like everyone is waiting for a run similar to how we finished last year after the bye week but given the upcoming schedule and glaring flaws this team have that run is likely not coming which is why I felt this team would be somewhere in the 12-5 range but that seems optimistic at this point.

[Chandler#81]

No. 🤦‍♂️

[Santana]

29 minutes ago, Toyo321 said:

I believe this Sunday is our judgement day vs the Jets.  A challenge has to be thrown down against the Bills and its coaching staff to correctly review and resolve the events of this last loss.

You are either contenders or pretenders in this league.  If Buffalo's offense & OL shows up with the same lack intensity and focus, or bad game planning we saw yesterday then this is a foregone conclusion that we just don't have what it takes to contend for a AFC title this year with our current roster and OC, especially on the offense line and in the backfield.

 

I used to have a lot of faith that this teams coaches and locker room could get it done.   Not so much anymore.  It is really time suck it up and step up and show what you are made of.

 

With 9 games to go you either decide to be the team you should be, or you keep on pretending that your current level of play is acceptable moving forward, when it clearly isn't.

 

And this squarely falls on McD and Daboll right now.

 

The atonement bell has been rung Buffalo, what team is going to answer this bell.   This is what I will be watching for this coming Sunday.

I'm not sure this is the Bills "Judgement Day". There needs to be some perspective on this whole debacle. Buffalo simply didn't take their opponent seriously. There's no other way to put it. The players didn't and the coaches didn't. Yesterday there were a number of really good teams that were upset. It's that time of the year. Now with all of that being said, there were problems on every level within the offense yesterday. There were zero adjustments made by the coaching staff, even coming out of halftime. That's very concerning. I think it's time Buffalo starts looking into bringing up Antonio Williams from the PR Squad. Also activating Matt Breida for a game to see if there can be any type of spark in the run game. Especially if Moss is unable to play in week 9 against the Jets. The Bills will never be able to be effective against the cover 2 defense which gives them so many problems if they can't pose any kind of threat in the run game. They'll continue to stay one dimensional. They're running into the same exact problem that Kansas City has been dealing with this season. The only difference is that Josh Allen has been running a lot better and protecting the ball a lot better. Oh yeah and he has the top ranked defense on his side. Teams don't usually like to give up on high draft picks early because it comes off as an admittance of failure but the Moss and Singletary combination just isn't working. 

[JakeFrommStateFarm]

[Alphadawg7]

1 hour ago, Toyo321 said:

I believe this Sunday is our judgement day vs the Jets.  A challenge has to be thrown down against the Bills and its coaching staff to correctly review and resolve the events of this last loss.

You are either contenders or pretenders in this league.  If Buffalo's offense & OL shows up with the same lack intensity and focus, or bad game planning we saw yesterday then this is a foregone conclusion that we just don't have what it takes to contend for a AFC title this year with our current roster and OC, especially on the offense line and in the backfield.

 

I used to have a lot of faith that this teams coaches and locker room could get it done.   Not so much anymore.  It is really time suck it up and step up and show what you are made of.

 

With 9 games to go you either decide to be the team you should be, or you keep on pretending that your current level of play is acceptable moving forward, when it clearly isn't.

 

And this squarely falls on McD and Daboll right now.

 

The atonement bell has been rung Buffalo, what team is going to answer this bell.   This is what I will be watching for this coming Sunday.

 

No.