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No…And the Bills will finish the season 9-8 and miss the playoffs…

Throw in one Boogie Bashem But is Elam better than Dane Jackson?

I could honestly see Allen lighting up the Steelers secondary

Even the UHC AARP plan sucks when I compared it to humana and Excellus ones. Isn't accepted at the area's largest provider Drs

If the Bills score less than 20 points they certainly will!

Alex van pelt was an NFL QB for a long time and has oc experience. There's more higher ceiling names but I wouldn't mind him. Same with Frank

Not guys that completely sucked and never worked out We didn't bring back basham or cody Ford Zay Jones was better than both of them and we didn't bring him back

At the end of the day scoring defense is the only thing that matters and you're right it's not bottom 10 Certainly leaves a lot to be improved and McDermott should be grinding to improving it But if we're like 13th or 14th now and we're not even peaked it probably is a top 10 scoring defense... McDermott does give up rushing yards and some yards between the twenties He has never been one over nine years here too get gashed scoring wise.. his points per game here against are typically always closer to the top than the bottom

I mean is it really terrible if he's on the ps? Seems we've bigger issues

He'll be back, they all return at least once.

The guy who advocated for Dorsey and Brady to be his OC? Yeah no thanks.

Oh, I think some nutcase from North Georgia sees an opportunity to cash in while Trump is still in office. Simple as that. MTG Live on Youtube. Or MTG on Fox News. Or MTG everywhere.

Allen will probably light up the Steelers for 400 yds

I've watched Ep 1. It was good. I learned some things, took a moment to rethink some things. Well worth watching the whole thing. Disagreement? Let's let some scholars raise some points, and then we'll argue about them like grown adults.

Thats awesome I know a lot of old timers who still walk 2-3 miles a day there on the upstairs loop lol Warm and a good atmosphere to walk

Yeah, it’s a narrow window of opportunity for reliving an old time Xmas tradition, but like what a Hallmark movie aims to do, felt all warm and fuzzy like a kid around Xmas. Crowded parking lots. Lines at registers, cashiers pleasant. People with bags full, happy smiling families. Salvation Army folks ringing bells. Wasn’t planning on going there, so glad we did and going back next week.

I’m a few hours into this series. Seems well done and gives a much greater understanding of the events of the time. It’s interesting how the events impacted both the Native Americans and African slaves. About 5000 free slaves fought with the continental army. In Virginia, many slaves ran away to British boats as they were given the promise of freedom by the Brits. The British used the men for an Ethiopian regiment. The Declaration of Independence was embraced by those who weren’t truly free as they hoped for a better future. Hard to see how any of this is objectionable to anyone.

Impossible to tell right now. I’m more concerned about finding WR’s who can beat man coverage.

Teef, The word is tag. Tag. I can't tag anyone because Simon. I can quote away. I just can't see anything you post UNLESS someone quotes you. Maybe ask Simon to improve the ignore feature such that it includes quoted content and then I'll never see anything at all that you or the rest of your merry band of leftist morons posts. Finding has trouble grasping this concept as well.

You claimed that the Bills D is "a bottom 10 defense." Statistically they are not so you are wrong. Secondly and separately, you've stated that Josh doesn't have any responsibility for getting his teammates prepared. So we disagree. I'm not "blending two discussions."

A Herculean effort! Actually, more of a Sisyphean effort.

As stated earlier, based on Pegula's ownership of the Buffalo Sabres, he's unlikely to swap out either or both of McBeane. Realistically, our hopes for improvement will come from new Offensive and Defensive Coordinators rather than a new GM or Head Coach. Because coordinators rarely make lateral moves, if/when Brady and Babich are fired, we're either hiring former OCs/HCs or coaches who haven't yet been coordinators. To the latter group, whose coaching tree can the Bills harvest from? Who are the next hot coordinator prospects? So far, @BearNorth brought up Davis Webb: Davis Matthew Webb (born January 22, 1995) is an American professional football coach and former quarterback who is the Offensive Pass Game Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach for the Denver Broncos of the National Football League (NFL). He played his first three seasons of college football for the Texas Tech Red Raiders and then the California Golden Bears, before being selected by the New York Giants in the third round of the 2017 NFL draft. In his seven seasons in the NFL, he was a member of all three franchises representing cities in New York, spending the most time with the Buffalo Bills. On February 23, 2023, Webb was hired by the Denver Broncos as their quarterbacks coach under head coach Sean Payton. Webb had expressed interest in transitioning to coaching duties, having been previously asked by the Bills to be their quarterbacks coach. Prior to the 2025 season, Webb was promoted to the position of offensive pass game coordinator following the departure of John Morton to the Detroit Lions. He retained his position as the quarterbacks coach, holding both roles simultaneously. Webb is 30 years old. @EmotionallyUnstable mentioned Alex Tanney as a candidate to be promoted to an OC position. Colts passing game coordinator (and former Buffalo Bill) Alex Tanney was with the Eagles as Jalen Hurts' QB coach during his ascension. He’s now overseeing the offense of Daniel Jones who is having the best season of his career. Tanney was a two-time All-State QB in Illinois and broke nearly every school record during his time at Monmouth College. During his time in college he also posted a trick shot video that went viral. As an NFL player, Tanney spent time with the Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tennessee Titans, Buffalo Bills, Colts, and New York Giants before retiring in 2020. Tanney is 38 years old. Other names brought up have been Brian Daboll (Joe Buscaglia had a fairly lengthy article about this in "The Athletic" yesterday, and also a fired Mike McDaniel, or a fired Kevin Stefanski. Mike McCarthy would also theoretically be an OC candidate. Defensively Jim Schwartz' name has come up. Here’s another name for OC: Shane Waldron. After playing high school in Oregon and Massachusetts where he graduated from Phillips Academy, Waldron played collegiately at Tufts College as a tight end and long snapper. Early in his coaching career he had two stints with the Bill Belichick Patriots. In fact Belichick is also a graduate of Phillips Academy. Between the Patriots stints, Waldron coached under Charlie Weiss at Notre Dame. He then became Offensive Quality Control Coach under Jay Gruden and Offensive Coordinator Sean McVay with the Redskins, before being hired by Sean McVay in 2017 to be the Rams Tight Ends Coach. One year later he was promoted to Passing Game Coordinator, succeeding Matt La Fleur. The following year he was promoted to Offensive Coordinator, succeeding Zac Taylor who became Head Coach of the Bengals. In all of his 4 years with the Rams, Waldron worked with current Bills OL Coach Aaron Kromer. In 2021 Waldron became the Seahawks OC under Pete Carroll... succeeding Brian Schottenheimer. Last year Waldron was named the Bears OC under Matt Eberflus and lasted 9 games (4-5) before being fired. He is currently the Passing Game Coordinator for the Jaguars. Waldron is 46 years old.

Most Hallmark movies have script holes big enough to drive a truck through, but they almost lost me right at the beginning when the girl went on a date during the Bills-Dolphins game. I’m not sure I can even imagine how hot a girl would have to be before I’d agree to a date during a Bills game if I didn’t already know she was a diehard fan.