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Chicago’s most impressive wins - the 1 point win at Washington and the Bengals game. Caleb’s numbers are similar to last year - his completion percentage is down. They improved the O line significantly in the off season and the run game has improved. They already had very good skill guys. They have also lost to JJ McCarthy and Tyler Huntley. Their wins are against very bad teams - Giants, Vikings, Raiders, Saints, Lamb-less Dallas. I don’t know what to make of them honestly. They could lose 5 of their last 6 games easily. Packers 2x at SF vs Detroit vs Cleveland

I figured ayuk from49ers be going to buffalo

Elijah Moore is not great but had 59+ catches in each of the last two seasons. 446+ yards in all four years prior to coming to the Bills. With Brady he does nothing but jet sweeps. Hard to find any reason to believe that Cooks will have any impact.

Not so much that they may need to restructure, but that paying Rousseau has to have SOME opportunity cost when it comes to building the rest of the roster. you can think despite of all that, he’s earning his keep. That’s fair I think. I just think at a certain point, paying B+ players makes team building harder.

Well if they're already open there's no need for it. Are you seriously trying to argue that this isn't a thing?

I like that we've been trying. But a better time to "try" would have been the offseason.

I'm not sure what Brandin Cooks has left in the tank. But at least we are trying to do something... which is better than the nothing we did at the trade deadline.

I read his column every week. Normally ex QB's will defend the QB. You listen to Romo or Brady and it's usually someone else's fault, not the QB. But this is the 3rd week in a row that he placed a good chunk of the blame on Allen. Last weeks column, he even even tended to say, the issues isn't the WR's getting open, the problem is Allen isn't throwing to them when they are open. This week he's placing the blame more on Allen and Brady for sending everyone long. Fat Harold, go long!

this feels like an annual work bonus being announced, and its a pizza party... I hope he does well, and helps the offense. Still think this is the last gasps of a GM and HC on their way out end of season....

If you saw William Kyle shoot free throws today He would be better off doing it underhanded like Rick Barry

Give me a healthy Kincaid, Cooks and Shakir and I like our offense a lot better. I think Palmer and Coleman will benefit by a vertical threat. Finally, Beane has done something.

THIS 1000%! I've been saying that Joe Brady is a bigger problem with the passing game than the lack of a #1 WR. I have no idea what McD can do to change this, as the Bills are still in the hunt. What we have here, ladies and gentlemen, is a failure to communicate. Is a Greg Roman clone, with a great run game and a horrid passing game. This team is missing a guy like Brian Daboll to set up the passing game plan/scheme.

Let's also pretend even with Josh at his best we had a sub par running game before making Brady OC.

Exactly why I focus more on what I'm watching (the eye test), than stats and metrics. The passing offense is clearly struggling.

Anything between the arc and the rim is no longer cool, it seems. Just imagine all the countless hours of school, rec leagues and AAU ball, and some guys get thru without ever being taught how to be a decent FT shooter.

With Cook being joined by Cooks one now hopes that everybody eats and feels full. I suppose the Bills had to do something/anything after seeing 10 man boxes at Houston.

E for effort, I get it, but D'wayne who? 2nd yr.? Forgot all about him. DQloolootay shoulda been gone last yr. but guess I'm ok that he isn't. T.J. will be like Ed and take until a contract year to maybe show something. Mathis is ok in my book, he is helping. Larry is a play a game. JP ditto, but should be next to Walker so we have 2 of our biggest out there at the same time. BTW they have 6'6" 315 Zion Logue who I thought had some good energy and would also look better next to Walker. Deone Walker is the guy to build around during the next attempt for Beane on the Dline. Look what Philly and the Gmen did. They hammered on one area until they're set. Philly also did that in the back end. They finally try something different for 7 qtrs. and should have had a collective Epiphany, but nope. Too stubborn. Embarrassed on TV in Houston....again. Speaking of which, I don't recall a single blitz into the 3rd qtr. basically when I quit paying attention. This staff has no thirst for innovation or being ahead of the curve. Put Fox inside of Bosa....Put Greg inside and Solomon outside next to him. McD has me convinced he will never change. There's no reason we can't play a 5-2-4 against Pitt. It would be a great time to dial it in.

Let's stop pretending like Josh Allen doesn't exist, ok? It's old and washed up

Can we get that far Carolina we we traded for to come play LB or RT?

I know the big question is whether he can get caught up in the offense enough to be able to play on Sunday. It's a big ask......there's a lot to learn. He'll have to get his 5-10 yard mesh routes down. He'll have to make sure he can catch a WR screen behind the LOS......not just on the left side of the field, but the right side of the field as well. And, most importantly, he will have to make sure he can take an end around hand off, preferably without fumbling and making sure to get at least 3 yards out of it. Let's face it....it's a complicated and difficult task to perfect this offense. I mean, it took like 5 games before our opposing defenses got it figured out and mastered, and he doesn't have a long to time to understand it himself. He's a vet, though. If he puts in enough work.....at least an entire afternoon, he might be able to figure it out eventually.

Nowhere to go but up at WR!

He can battle Josh Palmer on who gets a receiving touchdown this year first.

He cleared waivers and was a free agent because of the poison pill in his contract that discouraged a waiver claim.