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I truly understand why you’re feeling hurt.

Every game so far I had Labatte Blue Zubaz cans or the Southern Tier special Bills IPA. Sunday night I had one Sam Adams, realized I was drinking a Boston beer, and switched but the damage was done.

Don't blame the fans. It was the damned uniforms.

Tirico was hilarious. Funniest prime time football moment since this one in 1972:

The way our CB1 is playing we need a CB2 and a CB1. Plus our nickel corner has played like ***** too

I don't doubt what you say. What are his holes? Why draft him #33 (beginning of 2d round) if he's only WR4? Seems like domeone dropped the ball here (and it wasn't Coleman).

Oh man, they are wasting Josh Allen's best years...cry...whine...piss...moan! Buffalo was 6-6 in 2023, and Miami was 9-3 at week 14. Things were not looking good for Buffalo to win the division. McD went on to fire Bills OC Ken Dorsey and replace him with Joe Brady. Buffalo went on to play Miami in Miami for the last regular-season game and won. Thus, taking the division. Josh Allen made mistakes in this last game against the Patriots, as he is not a god but a mortal human who makes mistakes at times. He needs a strong supporting cast, and he usually has one most of the season. The ONLY team with more wins over the last 5 seasons has been the KC Chiefs, and this GM/HC has built a culture here in Buffalo that hasn't been seen since the early 90's. Even then, this franchise hasn't had bottom-of-the-barrel seasons to gain that first overall pick like a Bruce Smith. This regime has managed to find an elite QB by trading and not by losing. Every year, they draft at the back of the draft and attempt to find the best players they can. Pretty darn good job to stay at the top of the AFC year after year. Currently, the injuries that usually happen at the end of the season have happened at the start to some rookies who are desperately needed to bolster the secondary. The current Buffalo Bills GM/HC is among the very best in the NFL, and thinking that somehow things will get better if they are replaced is a pipe dream, meaning those who are thinking this are doing opium in a pipe. Quantifying the exact odds of hiring a better replacement for a fired NFL head coach is impossible, but historical data and analysis show it is an extremely difficult task with a low success rate. While teams often see a small initial bump in performance, this is frequently a result of "regression to the mean," and sustained success is elusive. Some Buffalo Bills fans can't stand limited success, so they want to join the Cleveland Browns in a never-ending search for a better GM/HC. Or perhaps become the NY Jets, whose last playoff win was the 1968 Super Bowl.

Somewhere, Uncle Rico is just hoping for a chance.

LOL - discipline for Rex is going up to the buffet no more than five times and skipping the sprinkles at the dessert bar. Please oh please Miami, hire Rex.

Schwartz as DC Tired of this gutless defense

Why does benford seem to have regressed this year? Is he injured? Is it scheme? Sunday night I noticed what looked like a CB sprinting backward just before the snap. Why?

Nothing impressed me about Ryan here But his Jets teams were waaay more competitive than they had any right to be. One of the best examples of getting the most out of your roster that I remember, esp considering the competition at the time

Was this announced this morning on the Get Up show??? ....... By Rex himself? LOL I find this to be a contradiction, Rex discipline?? I suppose Rex would enjoy seeing all the feet on South Beach The Dolphins would likely target a disciplinarian type a la Dan Quinn to be their next head coach. Former Buffalo Bills and New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan

But it worked out so well with John Brown's body and Cole Porter.

That's fine, didn't intend to put words in your mouth wrt loving Rex. I'm highly skeptical that the Rex we saw would have taken us where you think he might have with Josh. Interested in why you think the opposite. What impressed you so much about Ryans time with the Bills that makes you think he could've taken us with Josh to the SB? He was 4 years past his two years with Sanchez and was 26-38 after those two magical years after with Sanchez.

People are hyper focused on him bc he's our guy and saying Drafting him was a mistake. But when you compare him to all of the other top options we could have went with - his numbers are better than practically everyone, especially when you consider Slots weren't what we were in the market for: Keon Coleman - 21 receptions, 226 yards, 2 TDs Xavier Worthy (injured for 2 games) - 11 receptions, 125 yards, 0 TD Ricky Pearsall (Slot) - 21 receptions, 327 yards, 0 TD Xavier Legette - 6 receptions, 39 yards, 1 TD Ladd McConkey (Slot) - 21 receptions, 213 yards, 1 TD Ja'Lynn Polk (Traded to the Saints with a 7th for a 6th) - Inactive all year Adonai Mitchell - 7 receptions, 137 yards, 0 TD Malachi Corley (Slot, Cut by Jets and signed to Browns Practice Squad) - Inactive all year Jermaine Burton - Inactive all year Roman Wilson (Slot) - 1 reception, 7 yards, 0 TD Luke McCaffrey (Slot) - 7 catches, 146 yards, 2 TDs Troy Franklin - 21 receptions, 231 yards, 1 TD

Bill Cowher is a terrible comparison. I know people like it because he’s a defensive minded coach and it took him a while to win but Cower never had Josh Allen playing QB. Cower did win a Super Bowl after drafting Ben and did it his second season with the team. I think Cower is a better coach then Tomlin and believe the Steelers probably win a few more had he stuck around. McD has the most prolific scoring QB of all time playing at an elite level for 5 straight seasons.

In fairness to Spector, he may be injury-prone but he's slow.

Can anyone think of a past example of a defensive HC that had a very successful team but his side of the ball sucked and is the reason why the team can’t get over the hump? I can’t.

Didn't watch week 1 eh

Kincaid could have had a bigger game than he did. He looked fantastic

IMO we should be playing our "A" game every week. None of this playing down to the opponent crap. That just leads to bad things and even losses to opponents that we shouldn't lose to sometimes. On a side note, I found this chart on X from "fantasy points data" that I found interesting, so I thought I would share.

Sean wants yes men he can control You saw the there was no love between him and Daboll Guess Brian didn't go along with everything Sean wanted