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look at his perspective this is the true genius of mcdermott and beane. look at how this defensive HC has conditioned our fanbase

How he still has a job today is beyond me.

Is it overrated when your biggest offensive threat this year has been your superstar running back? You really think Daboll got hired as the Giants HC because he was a great play caller? Please. That was Schoen trying to bring in a coach he knows. Recreate the Bills method. And there are plenty of guys that have won a HC job being not the best play caller or someone who has ever called plays. Look at Mike McDaniel. If you want to see how great an offensive mind Brian Daboll is, look at his time with the Giants in the window he called the plays. Look at his years in the league with any other team he's been on. I cannot wait til he's hired someplace else and people see him fail there too. Daboll's success is a product of Josh Allen.

they have to play well for one half after spotting a backup QB 20 points. And listen. You get that entire sweet deal and all you have to do is hand out a bunch of $80M deals on defense and draft exclusively a million defensive players every season.

Our defensive line has a lot of injuries. Sefense still shut down the passing game for the most part.

there you go

I added the angry face so he could have all 12 emoji's!!

It's not news that the Bills do not have great coaching. But who does? KC's HoF coaching staff can be cited for leaving wins on the table this year in the same regard. The Eagles won the SB last year with a sh!t show at HC and a DC who the Bills OC's repeatedly beat like a rented mule in Denver and Miami. I mean how many times did the Bills make Fangio look like the game had passed him by? Over the past couple of seasons I think the Bills rank higher as a coaching staff than as a roster. That's a problem because their roster begins with player #1 in the league. They just have ZERO elite talent at any other premium position. It's left little to no margin for error. And in that stretch of 24 wins in Brady's first 27 meaningful regular season games as OC they had just enough talent available to execute. And what Brady was doing was seen as innovative. In the 2 losses last year and the 4 this year the common thread is not having all of their "modest" pass game weapons available and subsequent turnovers with players trying to do too much.

Short week? Yes, banged up and injuries? Yes, Best defense Yes! But the giving up all those points to a backup and especially the drive before halftime? was inexcusable. The Bills simply were not properly prepared for this game on both sides of the ball. The defense took too long to adjust to Texans and made things easier far too easy for Mills in their coverages and not stopping the run. Too many short yardage 3rd downs for the Texans. Offensively Brady should have known that Josh would be overwhelmed with pressure and had counters to the blitz that burned the Texans until they stopped. He did none of those things. Instead of old screens, draws or misdirection's we got that awful wr screen that they sniffed out almost every time. On two critical 4th downs Brady called two plays which were godawful. The Bills despite all the ineptitude of these coaches had a chance to win this game which they certainly didn't deserve. The coaches made it as difficult as possible.

F ❌ichigan!

The defense played well overall when looking at the full game. Last time I checked, the game doesn't end at halftime. I would generally hope for more than 12 points from our offense, yes. We can call it 16 due to the missed XP and passing up the shorter field goal, but would ding them for short-field turnovers that led to 6 points for the other team.

Are you suggesting that acknowledging the fact that non-Europeans formed functional societies before the 18th century is “woke”?

It the Pats and Chiefs lose today I'll feel much better about Thursday's debacle.

It has not been a great week for six Democrats who thought it was a good idea to make a video out of the blue telling our service members they must not obey illegal orders from the president. Considering none of them can name a single unlawful order Trump has put out, they've done quite a bit of backtracking and are now down to insisting they're just defending the Constitution, even though they can name nothing Trump has done that is unconstitutional. They really didn't think this through, OR they assumed more people would agree with them, since, you know, Trump is bad or whatever. Rep. Maggie Goodlander has been working overtime to backpedal without actually backpedaling, if that makes sense. https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/11/23/goodlanders-disturbing-connections-did-she-organize-the-seditious-six-n2422026

He was certainly on the back end of his prime. He was coming off being a difference maker for a Super Bowl Champ. He wasn’t 2015 Von Miller but you’d have gotten 3 good years if healthy. That was the plan. If I recall your options were Von and Chandler Jones.

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I posted his pace from Tampa - end of the regular season of all the games he played, not his totals. how is it that Brady doesn’t know how to use WRs but his 2023 efficiency was awesome? Did Brady forget how to use him? Did Brady first forget Diggs instead of Shakir, and not forget how to use him until 2024? We have a ton of evidence that this is who Shakir is at this point. We have zero evidence that he would be a 1100 or 1200 yard receiver elsewhere.

Think I saw a stat that was the lowest pressure rate allowed by the Texans OL in about 2 years.

For the MAGA doubters here, or those interested, here is the Senate Congressional Resolution 76: from the pre-woke year of 1987. This resolution recognizes the contributions the Iroquois Confederacy to the founding of our nation. Read document pages 12-16. Iroquois chiefs were in Philadelphia, speaking to congress during the Revolution, and in May to June, 1776. https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-100shrg83712/pdf/CHRG-100shrg83712.pdf

With the inevitable evolution of the NFL into a flag football league due to injury liability, we can all see how far ahead of the curve that Beane and McDermott are in selecting small, agile, fast, (and often injured) players.

He steps out of bounds and his hit on the sidelines by the Texans defender. But its too quick for the officials to see. Look at the screen grab from the video. Its a millisecond before the hit and he is already out of bounds by a yard and leaping out.

And what happens if should get hurt, see Washington this year without a healthy Daniels.

do you know what an alert is lol