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They follow the Andy Reid diet. Cheeseburgers are a great cure all!

hmmm...ever heard of instacart?

What does KC do? Because aside from Rashee Rice last year, they rarely face the injury bug like other teams. They haven’t even had their bye yet and they’re only down Pacheco and Simmons, Simmons not even injury related. Meanwhile the Ravens were decimated up until this past week, we’ve been a triage unit most of the year.. Jacksonville has Travis Hunter on IR after a practice injury. The Bengals can’t keep any QB healthy. It goes on and on.

I’m confused, Rapp was not playing well either because of injury or ability. Poyer, even at 34 has to be an upgrade and it’s an opportunity for Hancock, let’s find out what he has. Thompson is out, but Bernard and Milano are back, those guys aren’t bums. Hairston played better than expected last week, he should only get better. Ogunjobi was a nice surprise and Hoecht was really disruptive. I wish Oliver wasn’t injured, he is a big loss, but isn’t he really the only big loss? The Chiefs OL has problems to put it mildly. Simmons is out, Smith has a bad back, I’m guessing it’s hard to wrestle other 300 pound guys with a bad back, and Moore is questionable with an illness. Their running game hasn’t been great and with Pacheco out it is worse. Bills need to take a page from the Eagles, rush four and put everyone else in coverage. Yes the Bills need to add a WR that can stretch the field, but that’s not happening before this game if at all. Run the ball until the Chiefs stop you, in the pass game take what they give you. What I don’t understand is both Moore and Samuel have 4.3 speed just send them. At least it might keep the Chiefs honest. Most importantly let Josh be Josh. Go Bills

Hell, I’m breaking down putting socks on.

No Shaq attack, we screwed.

I became a believer in that Eagles and Bills game two years ago! That game still leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I felt like the Patriots and Falcons games were officiated poorly and influenced outcomes. Those holding calls and touching of the receivers down the field kills drives and momentum. I felt like the Pats game was called the way it was to prevent the Bills from all but wrapping up the AFC East in October. The league doesn’t want teams playing meaningless games around the holidays like what happened last year. Now let’s see how the game gets officiated tomorrow…

So I'm at my connection to Buffalo for the game tomorrow and a plane load of war veterans were getting off a plane at a gate near mine. They were announced as such in the general area of the terminal and everyone, well almost everyone, stood and applauded as these American heroes walked or were wheeled through the terminal. Except a purple haired shlit lib commie near me who vocally made her displeasure at the display known. A friggin disrespectful ku.ntt that could only make Roundy proud.

That and the short game. After all the failed short yardage plays against the Chiefs, I expected him to pore over film, analyzing different teams go to plays for 3rd/4th and 1/2 to grow his bag of tricks. We might be worse than last year.

And tomorrow, he's gonna go play foozball with his friends

Help me understand this chart. Shouldn’t Active Cap Spending + Dead Money + Cap Space = the current cap (+/- $280mm)?

The thing is we are all faced with difficult decisions every day. It’s like saying you’re going to eat today

Agreed that’s excellent news! One less division rival to worry about

Diane Russini in the Athletic today( paywall), states that McDaniel is safe, that ownership has confidence in him and wants him to stay. So that's good news...for Bills fans. And no decent GM is going to be attracted to that job with having to be stuck with him and Tua from the get go.

What about the falcons and Patriots games when we couldn't turn on our elite offense and score when needed? Those are the games that really soured me on the O's capabilities and I firmly started believing that the O is very good at some things it does, but severely limited in other aspects. I am glad those games came towards the early part of the season and dampened the undeserved narrative that we are a SB contending team. It is really quite depressing to see us have the MVP at QB and want to force-fit a run first offense with little credibility to the passing game

The one common scenario in 3/4 Bills losses is that the Chiefs were pretty much in control until the Bills made a big play to get back into it. You’ve got the Mack Hollins TD just before halftime last year, the goal line fumble for a touchback the year before, and of course the 70 yard TD to Gabe Davis when that one was starting to get away. The Bills have been hard to stomp, these games are always close.

Forfeits lol

I blame Advanced Glycation End-Products (AGEs)

He has such a bad rap here

I’d love to see injury statistics in the 90s (where two-a-days were common) versus now. It does seem like the less a player practices and plays, the more prone to injury he’ll be when he does get on the field. I think those 80s and 90s guys were so calloused up that soft tissue injuries really didn’t have a chance. Maybe they protected themselves better too, knowing vicious hits were part of the game. Would be an interesting study.

The problem with play action is Josh doesn't like being under centre. I agree they need to throw to running backs more but the fundamental issue remains their skill players can't separate.

Better draft a six pack. The Bills seem to go through a lot of them.