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Milano "returns"? Dude is toast. Stick a fork in him.

The Ravens, the kid down the street who's always pushing us around, got a new toy today. And our mom whet down to the basement and pulled out an old toy from a dusty box and told us "want a new toy? Play with that cause that's all your getting."

yea, if one doofus for 4 months truly hurts culture you barely had it in the first place. You might argue a little extra edge could even help out possibly. but again, fine starter but not an elite player

Joe Marino (Locked on Bills) in his all 22 review today said: ”New England just had a really good scheme defensively. ….. (in the run game) they forced a lot of single blocks…. New England made it structurally difficult on them because its like they played a couple of different waves. They had their front, they had their second level. And then they had this like (sic) safety plan over the top where it’s almost like they didn’t even coach their players to fill backside.” My point in quoting the above is the Bills put material out on tape and good coaching staffs figure it out. Reid and Spagnuolo have feasted on this in the playoffs. I get it that the Bills have to save some wrinkles for later in the season. However, a bit of self scouting might go a long way towards creating new wrinkles in what they do. It seems the Bills can become very predictable and stuck. Thoughts?

I wouldn't rely on Milano for a playoff run. He is held together by popsicle sticks now.

One of my faves! Epic performance imo.

I thought I may have had that backwards.... Strong is my main concern

"Get the hell out of here before they put us on the Jumbotron!"

It was mainly a result of the defensive line, which I'll say has been playing very well all things considered. I'd love to see them get home more, but the pressure rate has been good. The secondary didn't have a single pass breakup in the entire game. That's unacceptable. You can't expect to win a game when the secondary does nothing but tackle after the pass. They are abysmal out of structure, which we are seeing more because the pressure rate is higher.

Its because all the ex Carolina players are too old now.

I like to watch

Yes he searches far and wide to return the same washed up players to this team for the sake of "knowing the almighty system".... And that will forever be the downfall of this organization.

Who would you trust to win that Week 18 game in Pittsburgh? John Harbaugh, Lamar Jackson, and the Ravens or Mike Tomlin, Aaron Rodgers, and the Steelers? I'd take the Stillers all the time. Losing at least a game or two was inevitable. Better to the Pats who are not realistically in the running for the #1 seed than a team like the Chiefs.

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Red Ryan is part Duff Man and part Kool-Aid Man: Oh Yeah!!!!!!!!!

Williams doesn't have a neck injury. His was a knee and he may be practicing this week. Strong has the neck injury and is seeing a specialist.

Didn’t like Brady not adjusting to get the Pats out of loading the box. He made it too easy on them and didn’t make them pay. A few more RPO’s to the wide outs TE’s or Cook/Ty on some quick hitters to loosen them up would have been helpful. Maybe then the Cook might have broke a few for longer runs.

They really put a premium on familiarity (also see the Carolina pipeline). It's kinda crazy.

I'm not trying to place all the blame on Coleman, but when the team itself is sloppy the example Coleman is giving contributes in the wrong way IMO.

Kickers are better athletes now a days.

The defense held them to two touchdowns and three FGs. One of those FGs was a gift from Keon Coleman. So, the defense is responsible for 20 points. But for some reason, all of WNY and the rest of Bills Mafia has created a reality in their minds that the Bills defense gave up 40 points to the Pats.

Agree the kickers will be more capable of kicking the ball further. But the risk of the opposing team scoring goes way up if you miss it attempting 60+ yard field goals. So coaches will still need to balance that risk.

I have never seen so much attention to and frustration with a PRACTICE SQUAD in my life. In many cases, these are quality veteran backups that are strictly used in case of emergency. They will only play if there is an injury or a series of injuries. What are you expecting from effectively the 4th and 5th string players? Are you really this unhappy with veteran players that at one point had some value as STARTERS in the NFL? Good lord.

I think it boils down to this.

Bring in that often injured player to help fill the roll of another often injured player.