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Hopefully the organization can see that the fanbase has quickly turned from applauding Beane's WGR outburst to openly rooting for us to trade for a WR. Every Bills podcaster, beat reporter, etc. is on the Chris Olave train now. Every Bills account on Twitter is talking about it. That stuff shouldn't matter but it does. If the organization senses that the fans are getting restless, hopefully that makes them feel compelled to make a move. It sucks that we had to watch an obviously doomed to fail strategy play out before getting to this point, but we're here now and I hope Beane can swallow his pride and do the right thing.

I got my first ever warning point for my post! Haha

In our collective dreams !~😂 Saints might only give up one of those. If that .. And we should go for both anyways😋 Start the bidding McBeanes !!

McDermotts coaching tree ?

Nah, the embarrassment is running back the same tired easily defeated scheme year after year, which has only been over come because of Josh Allen, it's become a national embarrassment.

Watson is coming off an ACL tear and has had his Practice Window opened, but has yet to be activated. In a vacuum, I like Watson as a player. But asking him to learn a new playbook and develop chemistry with a new QB mid-season, while trying to get his feet back under him after a torn ACL is a HUGE ask. And we have no idea what he looks like coming off of the Torn ACL.

1990's high school kids tackle better than the Bills

For one thing, it's only been 5 seasons that he could be considered to be an All-Pro QB, not 8. And in the last 3 of those 5 years, he's only thrown for 300yrds 1 time in 7 playoff games; he's had sub 200yrd games more often than that. So let's not get too crazy about how perfect he is and how much the Bills are failing him. Anyways, as I stated in my post, I'm talking about the last few weeks in which Bills fans have become a complete and total embarrassment.

Pointing out what has always been there in your collective unconscious, MAGA.

The OL wasn’t perfect, but Allen often had over 4 seconds. Marino and Cover 1 said film showed Josh bailing clean pockets, turning down 1st and 2nd options(which were open), and sometimes making up mind to run before the snap. It was one of Allen’s worst games. Allen made some great throws too. But he caused much of the pressure himself

A couple days ago you posted this and I was a little taken aback that you made an acquisition post that was somewhat based in realism (although I'm out on 33 y/o Lockett). Obtaining Olave and elevating Davis to replace Moore and Shavers spots on the 53 seems to me the best slightly possible scenario we could hope for. And with one tweet from a legit reporter that we may be in the market and discussion about Olave/Shaheed by another - the realism is gone. We have a chance to get one of them and we should be thrilled if we're able to pull one off. But both? No way. They aren't trading both of them. The tweet talks about how they're unlikely to be able to keep both, so one *may* be traded to help ensure the other. They won't trade both. Even if they did, we wouldn't sign up for multiple WR's that need to learn the playbook and develop chemistry with Josh mid-season. Fingers crossed we can make a deal with New Orleans. But it won't be that one.

Beane can always use the injury excuse as to why he needed to make a move at WR. Hopefully, this will give him enough coverage to be comfortable making a move that is critical for the team.

Like you, I hate the man. I don't hate some of his policies.

The Guardians have two guys, including their closer, on indefinite suspension over gambling inquiries. Accepting that Ohtani’s interpreter was the sole guilty party without any serious look is a real turnip truck moment.

I’m generally not a conspiracy theorist, but the thought that legalized gambling has affected the game is gaining traction amongst a large portion of the fan base, and I don’t think the league can continue to ignore it.

Yes, exactly, a 45-yard bomb to Josh Palmer, and that first Buffalo series ended with a 19-yard TD to Dawson Knox. The result of that series after that deep pass was a TD. The next series resulted in a 15-yard pass to Shakir that was called back as incomplete. After that, the Falcons get the ball and score again. Now come all the miscues by the Buffalo offensive line, with two sacks, a punt. Another Falcon TD from a run for 81 yards. The next five series for Buffalo ended with four punts, and lastly, an interception. Penalties, sacks, turnovers, and 2 of 9 on third down. Buffalo 157 passing yards. It was clear that the Bills' defense stunk in the first half; they held their own in the second. It was the offense that failed in this game. 291 yards to 443. Buffalo lost the turnover battle and ToP. The biggest factor was the Buffalo offensive line's failure to give Josh Allen time to throw. Dalton Kincade was out, and Josh Palmer was out injured after 2 pass plays for 60 yards. Gotta hand it to that Falcon defense that is #1 against passes attempted and passing yards. The Falcons, coming off a bye week, were ready to face the Bills on MNF, and Buffalo didn't look ready to face that Falcon defense at all.

Hold my beer.... Sincerely Gabe Davis

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Buddha Baker and Shaheed

Maybe because they built a fairly substantial resume prior to being part of the McProcess staff?

Hmmm, was his buddy a thief, or a friend who took the fall? It could be a slam dunk, hard cold fact that Ohtani did nothing wrong, but it does come to mind, doesn’t it? The more this happens, and it will continue (whether we see it or not), the more we will wonder and question our trust. .

After realizing he was Atlanta's DC, the offensive struggles made way more sense to me.