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1 additional loss is a pretty rosy prediction for both teams. I think we're more likely to end up w/ that, though. I can see the Pats losing to us, Baltimore & Cincy, and possibly even to Miami and the Giants.

that's terrible coverage. So about 20 rows at most are covered, and many of them will get soaked by blown in rain and snow depending on the wind direction. Stupid....but what i keep hearing is all the fans want the full open air weather effects games. (not true as majority wanted dome but the vocal minority got all the narrative) ....so if Bills/NYState succumbed to the false narrative that the majority of Bills fans want weather games and open air....why did they try so hard to mitigate it all????? is that not counterintuitive to their accepted and stated reality??

Down low in the corner?

i agree with this 1000%. well put.

Good post. Could be any number of things and that's a pretty good list. One more I'd add as a possibility is Josh not getting into a good rhythm due to play calling. They're relying heavily on the run and short passes this year, which I think can be hurting his ability to get into a rhythm and we all know Josh needs to get into a good rhythm. We also know what Josh looks like when he can't get in a rhythm. It's what he's looked like a good portion of this season. He looked great in the KC game and they were making more downfield throws, which I think helped him get going and sustain a rhythm.

2 things: 1. Absolutely infuriating to read about Samuel. What an absolute POS. Whats his f***** deal? Got paid really well and hes standing around during scramble drill? Its embarrassing to have that guy on the roster let alone getting any meaningful snaps. Especially when Moore is better suited for these clearing routes.... and ill indications pointing to Elijah atleast "caring." ....after 15months of standing around holding his hand while hes hurt or "hurt" or whatever is going on. Im guessing ther are cap implications that prevent us from cutting him, but if there isnt hes the perfect player to "execute" in front of everyone else -- via the waiver wire. I know its not in our DNA but he should be snornfully cut in front of the whole team. Embarass him, even if he doesn't care. 2: We've seen Gabe at his peak- which leaves a lot to desire, and i still dont think were getting that player because of rust/injury. But I gotta say, even as a puff piece section of the article... I dont trust anything positive any of the DB's had to say about him or anyone else. Not that they should handle it differently- they shouldn't- but after hearing them talk Keon up all offseason, I don't trust any compliments they have for anyone. Anywhere, thanks for posting. Don't take my vitriol towards the messenger!! Its Wednesday and im as angry as I was when the game ended. Maybe angrier. I have yet to see anything indicating anybody on this team cares right now, including McD. I know everyone's piling on him, but I honestly havent EVER had the belief he didnt care before. Everything weve seen on the field, players demeanors, these articles all certainly seem to reflect it. I know its not his style, but we should've seen red face, spit flying, borderline cardiac event from him on the sidelines. Hes lost the room and knows it.

Being a Bills fan is like getting a continuous kick to the groin.

Maybe a foot in his arse is exactly what he needs

Prerty sure the 60% seats covered stat includes section overhangs, not just the roof

An udder collapse?!?! Sounds like a job for @boyst!

Brady had supebowl success, Josh cant even get there with the current state of the Bills.

It is in the games DNA to light somebody up. The more likely players are to either A) increase speed or B) reduce awareness of being hit, the higher the risks. Really not surprised here. Certainly more about the perception of player safety than actual player safety. I don't think the NFL gives a F, but they care about people thinking they do.

Some truth in this position. Brits, in their effort to be kind and accepting of others have lost much if their country to the Muslim continued crusade against Christianity. The British government took away their own culture abd gave into burkas and sharia.

@corta765 alluded to this earlier and like I said before, I really wonder if there's anyone on the Bills (coaches or players) who can really set Josh straight and say all the right things to get him into a better headspace... who know what to say when he really needs to hear it.

There’s not going to be a grave deep enough for Leavitt. Just a morally bankrupt, evil human being.

No disrespect, but since when do "season" stats indicate his level of play in a specific game? 3rd and 10 - if Allen throws a 4 yard completion resulting in us punting, the stat sheet will show a completion, what it wont show is the wide open guy 12 yards down field he did not throw to that would have converted a first down. I am not using a specific example, I am showing one of a hundred ways just looking at some season stats doesn't show the issues. Stat sheet doesnt show when he has bailed on a clean pocket, doesn't show when he made a poor decision, doesn't show when he had someone open he didn't see, doesn't show how bad of a decision the INT was or throw it was, etc etc. So no disrespect, and I get where you are coming from, but there is nothing on the stat sheet to refute how poorly Allen played against Miami and in patches in all 3 of our losses.

At the 155 vote mark, a majority project 1 loss for the Bills on the remaining schedule. So 13-4 for both. Patriots win the division with a by virtue of having only one loss in the division. Meaning last weeks loss to the Dolphins will be the difference between the #1 seed and the #5 side. This because as I am so often told, the early season games don't really matter.

This literally goes against every Josh is --- and Hailee was a big reason, according to Josh, for his success last season. Both of them knew what they were getting into- they didnt become a Hollywood star and a NFL QB/MVP after their marriage. Josh is going through something this year, but its way too easy to point the finger at his marriage/Hailee, when this same individual helped Josh (according to him) LY. Everyone taking this "there is more to life than football" comment overboard. Since we are all speculating, I think its a combination of: 1. Mechanics 2. Losing trust in his playmakers/or just lack thereof 3. Lack of consistency at OL/worse play than last year upfront When you start to doubt any aspect of above and lose a shred of confidence, that can make a world of difference. Josh has already been sacked 20x thru 9 games vs 14x for all of 2024 regular season. I think getting the broken nose plays into it, everything does. But if you ask who can flip a switch and get back to MVP form, its obviously Josh. He did it vs Chiefs, we just need to see it more consistently.

The general rule of thumb GMs use is to devalue picks by 1 round for each further year out. So our 2027 1st rounder is only equivalent to next years 2nd round pick. A 2028 1st round pick would be worth a 3rd round pick in 2026, etc, etc.

I had my nose shattered last year and it definitely messed with my head for a month plus It actually did give me a concussion and I was off

Since Dabs has some free time now, maybe we could talk him into giving Josh a talkin' to.

These theories don't have to be competing... they can absolutely co-exist. Everyone knows that different individuals are motivated in different ways. It's possible that the Bills haven't been pressing the right buttons with Keon. When a team is down like this they can fall apart, and start finger pointing or they can... wait for it... Circle the Wagons and turn the adversity into an opportunity to succeed. Like I said earlier I hope Coleman takes all of this to heart and has a career day against the Bucs. Really? I don't follow athletes on IG... are there any posts you can share? I agree with you that the Bills could better use Shakir but as for your theory, Shakir can't possibly have a smaller catch radius than Cole Beasley and it's hard to believe that Josh has lost patience with him.

I honestly don't know, and never considered that as I have never broken my nose, so not sure what the effects could be. My guess is that doesn't seem like something that would still be lingering, but I don't really have any frame of reference for that, just me guessing.

It's bizarre, and it's not because of player safety either. If they cared about that, we wouldn't have 17-game schedules, Thursday Night Football, or regular season games in places like Brazil and Germany. Combine the goofy kickoff with allowing the placekickers to use different balls so that they can make 70-yard FGs, and you're looking at (what I believe is) a perversion of the game.