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Considering the front office/coaching dumpster fire he's created with the Sabres, I don't see him EVER moving on from Beane and/or McDermott unless they decide to leave.

What’s the odds Penix has a career day against our D?

Oh. Chauncey! 🧐 * Ravens now equipped for a UK game.

It's all about commercial time, keep the game close by flagging the better team. You hang in there till the end and buy a Swanson TV dinners and a new Buick.

You make a very good point. The thing is, other than paying Josh (and almost all NFL QBs are making the big bucks), where have the dynamic duo allocated the most resources? Obviously, DT and cornerback. Our problems now would seem to be teams running up the middle on us and lousy corner play, all this while lacking at the wide receiver position. This, while having an all time great quarterback. Now, the question is imo, should there, or should there not be any accountability? Should we continue on and trade UP for cornerbacks and DOWN for receivers? Jalen Hurts won a Super Bowl and he is good. Perhaps even very good but fractionally as good as Josh. That said, look at his tools. He has three receivers that are better than our best one. In summary, I like McDermott as a field general, NOT as a team builder. I think that he has way too much say in how the team is constructed, and both he and Beane should be held accountable for not providing Josh with the tools that would make us win more games, if not a super bowl. Posters on TSW have been screaming for years to give Josh more weapons while these two are scrambling around for first round cornerbacks. They figured this out and McBeane could not? Sorry, but this is unacceptable imo, and sorry for the rant.

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Uniform when Bills shut out the Chargers to win the 1965 title on the road in San Diego. One offensive touchdown in the game.

Despite the pride flags and inappropriate sexual content found in schools, please understand that none of this is really about sexuality at all. Schools are not trying to "make your kids gay"—they don’t care about that. The real goal is bigger: what they want is for students to view the world through the lens of "Critical Social Justice." In other words, they want your kids to view certain identity groups as "privileged," others as "systemically oppressed," and get on board with the idea that discrimination against privileged classes (equity) is just and necessary. Talk of sexuality and gender is merely a gateway to creating good foot soldiers and "change agents" for their revolution.

Nailed it.

Yep! My first bike was a Falcons bike, tough to get anything else living in ATL back then. I put the number 10 on it!

This place and most of the Buffalo media slandered him 24/7 and wanted him replaced declaring him a wasted pick and just as bad as Elam.

I have a feeling only a handful of users here will get the reference. "In the garden, growth has it seasons. First comes spring and summer, but then we have fall and winter. And then we get spring and summer again". Hailed as genius by the political class 🤔

Yes. I voted for this.

I dedicate this to the Democratic Party...

That is all true. My point was that many thought Cowher would never win a SB. But his teams were always good and he finally broke through. Management gave him the time. The Bills will do the same with Beane and McDermott as long as the team keeps performing at a very high level. So, everyone can piss and moan all they want about firing people, but it ain't gonna happen anytime soon unless one of you buys the team from Mr. Pegula.

The takes after this loss are so wild and in a lot of cases just not accurate.

In what way would you describe him as being "solid"?

I'm not sure what to make of Brady. Is he holding back, maybe at McDermott's request, playing conservative ball to take the win? Or is this all he can do with the best quarterback in the league, a terrific line (and line coach) and running back, and the best tight-end trio in the league--against bottom-half teams? Maybe Babich is struggling because of a dearth of talent to work with, but you can't say the same of Brady. My growing sense is that he's just a guy who happened to be around when McDermott needed someone to take over. I credit him for turning things around, and I'm not giving up on him yet, but he's been dealt pocket aces and so far this year he's playing like he has 5-7 off.

where's AJ Klein when ya need him? heading to disney again?

McConkey had an 1149 yard season and Thomas had a 1282 yard season. They’ve been bad this year so far but they have PROVEN that they can be the focal point of an offense. The Bills would trade Keon for either in 1 second. I absolutely believe that they would have been better picks. Lol, that’s not a controversial take. If you think that the Bills, in need of a guy at the top of the depth chart, expected him to be a rotational piece with Josh Palmer and Curtis Samuel, I have a bridge for sale. They wanted “the” guy and got “a” guy. Maybe he improves. There is nothing that the Bills need more at this point than for him to get better (besides better play in the secondary). No one is saying he has no chance to improve. With that being said, as of today, he’s a disappointment. This is not the level of play that the Bills had hoped for when they took him at 33.