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I noticed this as well

They’re not just extremist the whole cult is rotten to the core.

just hpoing Josh doesn't just say screw this and walk away.

Agreed. And to be clear, it was a mix of long developing routes and mesh concepts where we ran receivers underneath where the Texans appear to have known our exact plays and routes. It was hard to watch.

Daboll is not a HC material. Have a friend who is a HUGE Giants fan. He kept pointing out that Daboll was over his head in NY. Great OC but HC? I am not on board with that.

12 points would have been enough to win NE that Super Bowl against the Rams. The offense did not play well in part because they were facing one of the best D's in the NFL on their home field and in part because the talent on the O outside of Allen & Cook is average at best.

Allen's cap hit is $37m, the salary cap is $279M I'll save you the math, that does not equal 20%

@Pittsburgh- Win - not losing to a banged up Rodgers or Mason Rudolph vs Cincinnati- Win @ NE- Loss @ Cle- Win - not losing to Shadeur vs Phil- Loss vs NYJ- Win 4-2 to close it out. Puts them at 11-6

Three games. Three elite QB’s. Three very similar games. Bills lose. KC & BAL win. I watched Houston put Mahomes in a body bag last year in the Playoffs. But the Chiefs prevailed because of their Defense. (And maybe the refs) I watched Cleveland have Lamar Jackson in hell last week. He even threw a pick six to give them points. They won because they held Cleveland’s Offense to 9 points. Buffalo simply cannot win these games. Our Defense can give them one half but get exploded on in the other. If Allen and the Offense struggle, we lose. Over and over and over again. KC is to BUF what BUF has been to BAL in the Playoffs, but the fact remains… year in, year out, if Allen doesn’t have a good game against a good team, we lose. Not so for his peers. And this is without acknowledging that he’s year in, year out, had less weaponry around him than Lamar and similar - at best - to Mahomes. Its the biggest indictment there is of Beane and our Front Office. It’s there for everyone to see. The evidence to move on is overwhelming. And it has been for some time.

Nope. I've barely enjoyed anything involving this football team over the last 3 years. Even our wins seem pointless and meaningless, because AT BEST they are just part of the same routine... getting us back to the same place we are every January, and the inevitable postseason collapse. After 35+ years of watching this sport, I know that I'm only watching for one reason. Hoping that we can someday win the Super Bowl. And deep inside, no matter how well we play on a given week, I know that it's never going to happen. After last night, I'm seriously considering packing it in. This team has no prayer of going anywhere. Which means what is our best option for representing the AFC? The Chiefs going back for a 4th time in a row, finally wiping out the only accomplishment this pathetic franchise was ever able to claim? The resurrected Patriots showing they can lose Tom Brady, rebuild and go to the big game before we can with Josh Allen? The Ravens and their insufferable fans? How about a team featuring Daniel Jones at QB?

It will be interesting to see the injuries that Josh incurred in this game. I thought the one in the first half was a season ender. It is amazing that he is able to play week in and week out unlike so many others on this team.

Beane: "We needed to get better on defense, we did that!" Oh, really!?

One game at a time.

To be determined. The division window opened. Too soon to say they have a SB window.

Exactly and who can get/stay healthy.

We play a lot of good defenses down the stretch so who knows. I think we'll win 2 of 3 at home and 1 of 3 on road to finish with 10 wins and WC spot.

They're not playing the #1 defense anymore at least

I don’t think the roster is the issue. I think we are horribly held back by incompetent coaching on all sides of the ball. Bring in Daboll. Shake it up

This is wrong on so many levels but if you want to talk about "key situations" and "high leverage moments" how about letting the Texans go on a 75 yard TD drive to end the half right after Davis had put the Bills ahead with his electrifying KO return? A competent D would not have given up any points in that critical situation and even would have leveraged the moment to get the ball back to Allen (Bills had 3 TO's) before the half ended for a possible FG drive.

Haven’t seen a defense do that to an Allen led offense in…..ever? Throw in Dawkins was not up to the challenge and Brown playing with one arm and we got a view of something not seen in quite some time. But it was there for the taking at the end. Not saying to dismiss the Bills performance but it was a bit of an anomaly last night.

I know I didnt hear Rousseau's name mentioned hardly at all during the game, never even noticed him.

5 of the 6 are games we could lose and wouldn’t surprise me