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This team’s identity in 2025 is Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane’s hubris. This stupid complementary football, everybody eats philosophy (used to) win the games they’re supposed to win and is destined to fail when it counts just like every season. Taking an Allen led offense and grinding the clock from the opening whistle as part of the McD defensive game plan because he’s too scared to expose his defense is horseshit. I hate watching a defense that waits for the other team to make a mistake or score instead of forcing them into errors. Might as well bring Walt Corey back. The fact that the defense hasn’t improved against the run “because that’s the way McDermott plays defense” is frustratingly stupid. And I’m starting to think teams let the Bills get them in 3rd and long just to demoralize Bills fans everywhere. And expecting Allen to raise the level of the entire offense of JAGS, Cook notwithstanding, for a full season because he can is also a horseshit philosophy. I had given Beane the benefit of the doubt in seasons past, but since he was the one whipping out receipts about the WR position in the offseason, he owns this shitshow of his own making. When he was hired, I thought Dan Campbell was a stupid meathead… now I’m jealous of Detroit. At least the man has the balls to take a swing when he’s at the plate. When he fails it’s not for fear of trying.

This happened like a week ago, this is just someone regurgitating the same non story it was when it happened. It wasn’t him posting this cryptic tweet, it was one of several photos in an album.

This thread is too gloomy. We would have beaten the Falcons with just a teensy bit more health. Kincaid, or Palmer the full game. We were down to very little in terms of receiving, and even the announcers noted that. We'll be in better shape this Sunday, and I'm pretty excited to see what Hoecht adds to the D. Maybe we'll even get a little Hairston. But it's a big break to have Dalton in there. He's still a capable thrower, but obviously not as elusive when scrambling and we should be able to get good pressure on him. I think we win this one comfortably. We've generally done pretty well out of the bye.

Really solid writeup that I also happen to agree with almost note for note. The responses questioning Allen's on-field fire/desire are curious/interesting, but too heavily reliant on unrelated off-field circumstances and very recent poor results. Correlation is not causation. What I've seen on the field hasn't looked great the last two weeks especially, but in no way suggests to me that the guy isn't putting it all on the line out there. One COULD reasonably question what playing this long for the same conservative (some might say gutless) head coach eventually does to a DAWG like Allen. Like maybe he's being robbed of a small piece of his competitive soul each week, each camp, each season, since 13 seconds. But the off-field, personal conjecture is kinda silly and undeserved for a dude who risks it all in ways most QBs won't and consistently plays through all kinds of damage.

Remember those great times when we do our number two and we know it was a great huge dump that we avoided crapping in our pants? We're smiling. We're relieved. We're no longer aggravated. Great times. Just superb. Then we see that there is no toilet paper remaining. Just dead silence. Not even a mouse fart. These are those times.

I dont know. In trumps own words. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHRq2gWxgUz/ This was before 100 days; said he was proud of filing "executive orders at the fastest rate ever seen". I dont know. Maybe this was a really clever AI fake, right?

New GM and coach in their 1st year want a long term QB, not someone from prior management. When a new management team comes in, you can't look at any prior years as any evidence of what their plan is.. They want their own young guy as their QB, not some guy in his 30s. There have to be better options in the draft than Cousins, especially when you consider the salary cap. Cousins is 37 years old, if they wanted to wheel out an old guy, they would have kept Rodgers.

It would take the NFL to end the salary cap because he just signed an extension which makes him virtually impossible to trade. Stop dreaming impossible dreams.

Um.... You realize that you cut off these stats before trump1 and trump2, right? Heres a few links: Fox news--the least clear, but one of your favorite sources. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trumps-first-100-days-pace-executive-orders-leaves-congress-dust Google -- https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+says+hes+signed+his+100th+executive+order&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS919US919&oq=trump+says+hes+signed+his+100th+executive+order&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRiPAjIHCAIQIRiPAtIBCTEzMTk4ajBqN6gCCLACAfEFSr4_BGGq_GrxBUq-PwRhqvxq&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 CBS -- https://www.wbaltv.com/article/trump-100-executive-orders/64286166#:~:text=Many of Trump's executive orders,%2C immigration%2C education and more.&text=them all here-,Many of Trump's executive orders reshape the,%2C immigration%2C education and more.&text=them all here-,Many of Trump's executive orders reshape the,%2C immigration%2C education and more.&text=WASHINGTON —-,President Donald Trump signed four executive orders on Tuesday targeting,he signed on Inauguration Day. Wikipedia -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_executive_orders_in_the_second_Trump_presidency#:~:text=In the first 100 days,first 100 days in office. "In the first 100 days of his presidency, Trump signed 143 executive orders (an average of over one per day), more than any other president had signed in their first 100 days in office. Franklin D. Roosevelt previously held the record, signing 99 executive orders in 1933.[1] " Harvard -- https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty-research/policy-topics/democracy-governance/explainer-executive-orders-governing-tool Stats for all presidents. Number per year Trump is slightly greater than Roosevelt; no President in last 80 years comes close. https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/executive-orders I mean, i could put up 100 more links, they all say the same thing. Also, I'm asking you to stop with the ethnic slurs.

Ray Ray McCloud just became available, if that does anything for anyone. Falcons release WR Ray-Ray McCloud III after 'excused absence' - ESPN I mean I think he could really...do something...vague...Belichickian grumble grumble grumble ...trails off....

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I’ve noticed this as well. Just before the season he was saying he envisions a Super Bowl parade in Buffalo. Now he’s saying essentially whatever happens happens and that he’s more than just a football player. Why do you think that is? My opinion is he wants to temper expectations and focus on one game at a time. At least I hope that’s what it is.

Beane made it extremely clear that the scouting department contingent present in the draft war room had been “sweating it out” in the 5th round waiting to make the Jordan Hancock pick: "[h]e was one of those ones, we were sweating it, sweating it, sweating it. The pick is in before, we can now pick him," said Beane during an appearance on One Bills Live. "I turn around. Behind me in the draft room is all of our area/national scouts, so I turned around and I saw as much enthusiasm from that as any pick there was because there's a lot of guys in there that are fired up. Again, I can make some cases for some other players, but if you ask my college scouts, that's the guy they would say." Since one of the things the scouting staff hits on pretty well is the late round picks, I hope it happens again and Hancock is everything they thought he’ll be.

What is embarrassing is trump lying to you and you gulp it down every single time. Don't you think? Go clean your trailer.

This all you got Karen?

Does anyone really believe Pegula is going to fire Beane and/or McDermott going into a brand new stadium next year?? I think we’re stuck with them for at least the next year and a half…

While I still cannot understand how anyone is anguishing more over the defense than the current offense (who has struggled more recently imho despite a strong OL and a future HOF QB)...I do agree that the Panthers actually present a specifically challenging matchup for the Bills. They are very physical and aggressive defensively, with heavy run and pass games up front (possibly something you can exploit on the ground and in the screen game) and man coverage on the boundaries. Not unlike the Patriots, but with a much better rushing attack on offense. Not an ideal opponent for the current iteration of the Bills. One bright spot would be if Bryce Young can't play, or if he does play, he does so with somewhat limited mobility. Apparently, his escapability has been on display during their winning streak, and that's a quality that really exposes the Bills shortcomings in the front 7. While Dalton could potentially execute a quick game and play action passing attack, he is less likely to break contain or elude pressure. If the Panthers are able to establish some success on the ground, then it might not matter who is under center for them. Our D has difficulty against physical, balanced offenses who stay on schedule.

Do you ever have an emotional reaction to something you don’t like? I’m sure they can find donors for the tear down and restoration if needed.

so did I hahahahha

Of course they did...

ZERO chance Miami trades Waddle to us… unless Allen is part of that deal.