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Real wr’s stab teammates with scissors.

The entire government is run by MAGA - there is zero doubt who owns this shutdown.

He's not wrong.........the whole league is soft for that matter

By the time the Bills come down, it will be only Bills fans

Zero outrage from the cult. When everyone they don't like is gone - guess who is next

I hope Keon does better, so far It's not so impressive

These are the two explanations I've always heard for it too

What he did looked desperate and pathetic. I'd worry if I was playing for him. The Giants were up by 10 and punted anyway when he came back in. He needs to chill.

I have ST now that it's gone from DTV, but prior agree, waters were always smooth. I will add one time was watching a pirated feed of college game, then remembered I actually had that channel and switched to legal feed, the reception on pirate feed was much better picture.

I can appreciate his message in totality.

A good football player is a good football player. The Bills would’ve found ways to get McConkey on the field despite him being a “slot.” People get too caught up in position and scheme. You think Buffalo wouldn’t be immediately better w/ a player like Wes Welker or Cooper Kupp ?

These posts are so incredibly juvenile. Wahhhh the GM made a move that I didn’t like, so now I’m going to become 8. Grats- you did

People blamed McDermott for their strained relationship back in the day. I think it is pretty clear now that Daboll is the more difficult to get along with of the two.

Talking to Ravens and Chiefs fans, they believe that this would be the year for the Bills to go "all in". I don't know what they need to do to address the identified needs (WR, CB, DT) but this would be the year to spend some future resources to have all weapons available for Josh. The panic is real, but there a few pieces that could just get to a place where there is no regerts.

It's not that I don't share some concerns on that - but the Pats pulled out the stops against us. That's not the team they have been to that point in the season. I could see them losing to any of the following: Saints, Browns, Falcons, Bucs, Bengals, Giants, Ravens. And I doubt they sweep the rest of the division, so maybe a Jets or Phins loss, or both. I won't rule out that they could go on a run - but I just don't think it's likely. They're really not that good.

Didn't some QB a couple weeks ago, think it might have been Drake Maye, say something like he knows what to avoid doing if he hits his head, so he doesn't get buzzed out of game. The whole thing is just a game they are playing, coaches, players both in on it.

For me - since coaches are not allowed in the Blue tent and aren’t supposed to interfere with concussion evaluation - they should make a huge example out of him. The NFL and NFLPA should come down double hard - give him a minimum of 2 games of suspension with loss of game check and a hefty fine. Also any additional coaches and a heavy team fine. I would also make it just like injured players - no meetings, no interactions, no nothing with the team until after the 2 games are done. But they will probably say he was done evaluating him so there was no impact and he gets a slap on the wrist. 🤮

Depending upon the offensive philosophy and scheme I might trade our stellar offensive line for the Bengals' line and their #1 and #2 receivers. With those guys, Shakir, Kincaid, Cook and a good bottom of the order to fill out their receiving room (which I think the Bills have) we might score a thousand TD's. I would however never consider a trade like that unless my QB was at the level and had the attributes of Josh Allen or Pat Mahomes. It was a bad bet by Bengals management to take the route they did with Burrow. He goes down and the whole structure collapses. It's just that protecting him is a higher priority than it is in the case of the other two. All QBs need to be protected, but some a lot more than others.

I think of Samuel as being prone to possibly taking a roster spot one day. There, now he’s due for a few big plays.

Russ is one of these “power of positive thinking” people. He always expresses positive thoughts, even when things are obviously not going well. Remember his cringy press conferences in Denver?