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Nothing special? You got to be kidding me. He made every play in the book. Extending plays and making Josh Allen type plays. Geeze you can't even acknowledge how good he was that game. Unbelievable! Time will time how good he will become. I do think it's too early to crown him franchise.

Was this a targeted attack or was she in the wrong place at the wrong time?

I am not going to give Beane any credit for this season but this is part of the reason he is hesitant to sell the farm for one player. The Von signing was out of the ordinary for him and it burned him. One player does not a team make.

In that game, Maye made some incredible throws rolling to his right. I’m dumbfounded at how slow the Bills make in game adjustments.

Funny how they all forget the "Baby GOAT (MJ10)" era of greatness!

That is f****** crazy

If they beat the fish, they'll be back and twice as insufferable.

Holy *****. The world has been weird over the last few days.

where was Brady when Belichick found him?

I thought I saw him get hammered right along the sideline. It was a big hit.

He had a bad day yesterday. I believe it was his worst game this year statistically. He’s completing over 70% of his passes. What’s nice is the Bills had Tre White, who’s on 1.5 legs, and Hairston a rookie who admitted he’s still figuring things out.

Oh I agree about the 20 years commitment. I stated that I've always hated that PI call. It really bails out an offense. By the letter of the law it was PI. However, refs have lots of discretion as they probably could call penalties on every play. I thought the little hold of Coleman wasn't much either. Overall, I thought the Bills caught a few breaks by the refs. Maybe it was payback from game 1 where I thought the refs sucked.

Nothing special there either. He played a nice game, Kirk does it all the time, in particular early in games/year.

Well then maybe go back to the Bills game in Buffalo. Tell me if you seen something special there. The Maye hate is kind of kind of crazy here. I hate that he's really good but I'm not afraid to acknowledge it.

The NFL (and other leagues) trying to allow potential overhead influence on every play has now created even more feeling of bias. just throw that crap out and let’s play ball

Sorry pal, but after 20 years of getting those calls against the Bills, your argument is falling on death ears. Go back to your teams board and commiserate with them.

What is impressive is that Tre has been playing well in recent weeks with fairly heavy snap counts. When Max came back they reduced his snap counts and his play improved. But he logged all 52 defensive snaps in week 15 and he played about 80-90% the past few weeks. Hopefully they can keep him healthy and reduce his snaps a bit when Benford gets back so he’s able to play well in the playoffs

The replay assist has to go or be changed. It's too arbitrary and applied unevenly. That was clear yesterday.

I didn't see anything special today. The runs were not special. The throws he made any NFL qb can make. He turtled up and played bad in the second half. Reminds me of a young athletic Kirk Cousins. The MVP hype is media driven. Something the Boston market has a ton of pull at controlling the narrative.

It’s a break for sure. Reminds me of te Worthy catch last year in the playoffs where bishop looked to have intercepted the pass but the tie went to Worthy. even so, the egregious miss on the first drive where replay assist didn’t… assist, was crazy. Took them from a punt situation to the redzone

If you see the play from the sideline, it’s clearly DPI. Contact by defender way before ball arrives and defender does not look back for the ball. On the endzone shot where you see defenders back, it’s hard to see the contact by defender.

I wouldn’t do Hardman because his value is as a kick returner and Ray is tearing it up on kickoff returns (why isn’t he doing punts)? If Cooks is hurt then you have your answer. But if Cooks is Ok he has to be one of the 5. So assuming he’s OK: Cooks Shakir Palmer Gabe Shavers This gives you three guys that can get open in Cooks, Shakir, and Palmer, plus two guys that are great at blocking in the run game in Davis and Shavers. Coleman is odd man out because he doesn’t play special teams like Shavers. Coleman should be moved into a slot role next year to try and get something out of him. We all saw what happened yesterday. When the run game is going Josh can then be much more effective throwing the ball to all his targets (including backs and TEs) and we can put up a ton of points.

You seem like a nice guy but… give it a rest. This is a Bills message board, remember?

Raiders had Meyers until they traded him. He would be WR1 here. Panthers had Ridley until he went down with injury. He would be WR1 here. New England has Diggs. He would be WR1 here. Browns have Jeudy. He would be WR1 here. Giants had Nabers. He would be WR1 here. Cardinals have Marvin Harrison. He would be WR1 here. “Comparable” doesn’t tell the whole story.

Boy, Newcam. Your posts are really annoying me today. Is someone paying you to be magnanimous towards the Cheating phaqs? I'm gonna need to see your fan card, dude. As soon as he drops a few critical passes he'll show his true colors. Agreed... especially in the historical context and particularly including week 5. The game was decided by the players and coaches, not the officials. I agree with your take Dave. The non-challenge was a non-issue for me too. Agreed, This was a great win! We just have to hope that the Bills stop practicing on the same field as Ed Oliver's polo club. Fine. But just remember, everything good that happens is because of the players and everything bad that happens is because of the coaches. I couldn't agree more. After The Comeback Game, we were all so happy. I really don't know what this world has come to that people want to embrace the negatives after a great win... in what should be a joyous moment. It's like you husband /wife makes you a great dinner to apologize for something but you can't let go of the grudge. Pretty pathetic IMO. The TE's AND the RBs are both contributing more heavily as the season has progressed. Lots of fans fixated on other position groups aren't appreciating this subtle and effective change in the offense. They're too busy embracing their unhappiness. For those that didn't notice, our "old friend" Jerry Sullivan is right near the top posting "Coaching, advantage Pats. Quarterback, advantage Pats." That guy always sucked and now he's just a bitter little piece of yesterday. There's no way Hairston was gonna catch Henderson. Could he have "made it look better?" Yes. Would it have been a pointless waste of energy simply for the sake of show? Yes.