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And hope the defense doesn't break when Josh starts being reckless and makes turnovers.

Imagine that. Trump's political operation, Republican groups paid millions to Jan. 6 organizers: watchdog

Time to end that

I'm pumping him up because people are acting like Coleman is Kevin White, Reggie Williams, Laquon Treadwell or Charles Rogers level bust which to me he isn't.

The only thing I know is it will take over a decade to actually build anything.

I think it proved that Keon was holding the offense back.

Didn’t realize it until you said it, but Mills has 566 yards and 3 TDs in his last two starts. Vs only one INT. He seems to be getting into a rhythm.

I'm not certain he is either. I wasn't certain of Spencer Brown or Cole Bishop either.....but I knew when they hadn't had enough experience to know. After drafting Coleman and then being strangely publicly critical of him after his rookie season they doubled down on him. Shame on them for not doing A LOT more they've really jeopardized their easiest path to a SB since they've been here.

I’m from upstate New York taught school here. I’m sick of going to the games and seeing Buffalo lose in the last Five minutes here in Houston We need to stop playing prevent defense and take control of the game Thursday night.

Thanks to Trump, I watched Seth Meyers this morning. Not bad! A little repetitive with the Trump jokes, but a couple good ones. Trump will make me a fan.

Both Palmer and Samuel were playing in other games. In specific the NE game in which Kincaid was the leading receiver while Shakir had 9 targets, Coleman had 7 targets. My point is that i feel that the OC has been the problem this season in not game planning for the receivers enough. That clearly showed in the Atlanta and Miami games.

I was talking about the KC games in particular.

Teams that start 8-3 in the NFL make it to the playoffs over 90% of the time. Of course the Jags were 8-3 in 2023 and missed them. I don’t think the Bills are the Jags of 2023 though.

No you are incorrect. In those seven elite 8 level playoff games the offense is scoring 6 less points and the defense is allowing 7 more..........but the defense also had a pick 6 in one of the Baltimore wins so it's basically dead even point differential as to who has underperformed when the real contenders match up. Josh really struggled in both Baltimore wins. He has made critical errors in stalled drives at the end of the last 2 losses to KC. But in both cases, I place the blame on the weapons around him........which were scant.

And Hendrickson may not play

yeah, the one and only time the NFL claimed intent instead of following the rule on the books.

I'm not belittling your concerns, but I do wonder how your friend knew his lymphoma was caused by glyphosate. How would it wind up in wine? As I understand it, it isn't the vine/grape uptaking it from the soil. It is from a grower spraying glyphosate somewhere nearby and from "drift" - particles that are sprayed do wind up in places they weren't meant to go. And that is a real problem. As far as remaining chemically active in the soil? There are very good studies showing that it doesn't, which is why the standard warning is a fairly short waiting period between clearing growth with glyphosate and planting. Again, I don't know a whole lot about commercial usage, and obviously there are big problems there. I'm talking about my own residential usage. I limit that (30% vinegar is awesome and cheap!) and follow the guidelines of my agricultural extension. For me, that's Colorado State University, and they are great people and researchers. Extremely helpful and nonpolitical; what we want our public servants to be.

Bills 24 Texans 13

They have mismanged it, certianly. But I am not sure Keon was ever capable of being the answer personally.

The AFC recently has been a guaranteed one-team show, that team getting to the AFCCG seven years in a row. Recent history this decade shows that only three other teams have made it as far as the AFCCG - Baltimore, Buffalo and Cincinnatti. Shocker it is the quarterbacks, Mahomes, Jackson, Burrow and Allen. Are there going to be two upstart teams contesting the AFCCG, one newcomer and an established team, or will it be the old foes battling it out again? Of the established teams we are in the strongest position, in terms of wins, despite where we should be and what could have been. Cincinatti, virtually no chance at the playoffs, a rusty Burrow may not return this year, their D is really bad. Baltimore, Lamar currently looks hurt, Henry isn't playing at an All-Pro level but given their division (and the health of Rodgers), should make the playoffs. Kansas City, they need to keep winning and have some other results go their way. They might have to empty the tank/playbook to reach the playoffs this year. Buffalo, positive tiebreakers against KC and Baltimore with NE being a huge obstacle to the Division (bur still achievable). Just concentrating on the AFC side, in terms of offensive playmakers, I'd take Josh Allen and James Cook over anyone. The best non-Josh quarterback in the AFC playoffs this year might be Drake Maye (assuming Lamar and Mahomes miss out). Daniel Jones versus Spags next week will be interesting. The ascending teams have chosen a good year to show their hands and fair play to them if any combination of Indianapolis, NE and Denver get to the AFCCG. It'd absolutely suck it they make it and we do note. The Chargers, Jaguars and Texans are established fringe contenders to me but I don't think they will make any noise should they be in the playoffs. Our D stinks at present, the only thing I think that can make it better is for them to be causing and recovering fumbles like last year and stopping giving up so many third down and long conversions. My November 18 gut feeling is that the last two teams standing are Baltimore and Buffalo. Both Josh and Lamar need to get to a Super Bowl badly and I believe one of them will this year and I 100% want it to be Josh and the Buffalo Bills.

All remaining games are huge at this point.

This is spot on. Many years ago, I was working shift in an aircraft maintenance shop. Every shift there would be a shop turnover with outgoing shift. Most folks would get in 10-15 minutes early. One young kid would come in 2-5 minutes late. Not all the time but often enough that it was noticed. One morning he shows up 5 minutes late again. Another guy showed up 15 minutes late. The young kid was counseled and asked me why the other dude wasn't counseled as well. Obvious what the answer is here. Basically said, 'The other guy is always here 15 minutes early. it's a habitual thing, not a time thing. Be consistently better and they'll forgive the 1-offs'.

To win the division we need to win out, plain and simple. The only games New England has a realistic chance of losing are us and the ravens. If we we win out, and Pats drop to Ravens,we will win the division. Tiebreaker is very likely out for us given our division loss to Miami so we have to win out and NE has to lose 1 more (in addition to our game).

I switched to golden safflower recently. Getting nice results already and minimal mess. No pest birds, unless one considers Finches pests. Lots of Cardinals, Nuthatches, Tutfted T’mouse, Juncos, Woodpeckers and Blue Jays….so far.

The way I see it, EVERY remaining game on the schedule is huge.