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I think we’re past the point of excuses. Every team plays the same number of games in the same amount of time. Some years the schedule looks tougher on paper, some easier and this year was supposed to be one of the easier ones. Every team deals with injuries. The great ones overcome them. The Rams literally signed a guy off the street to play safety and still won the Super Bowl. And honestly, that was the Bills’ window. After :13 seconds, I was ready for major changes, because deep down we all knew that was the chance, just like the Lions/49ers meltdown. In hindsight, that was the moment. At some point, we have to define what “good” actually means. Good teams impose their will. They force opponents to adjust. They don’t live in a world of ifs. That’s not the Bills right now. We’re stuck as a “good enough” team, endlessly chasing the carrot. We comfort ourselves with the same worn-out phrases: If we were healthy… If Josh had one more second… If he catches that ball…If we recover that fumble… It’s always something. We’ve become Uncle Rico: “If coach had just put me in we would have won state…” And the worst part? It’s not even fun anymore. Every game feels like Season 18 of The Walking Dead just limping forward, hoping the next episode suddenly makes it worth watching again. At some point, the results speak for themselves. There’s no quick fix left. A real philosophical shift has to be on the table.

I said it in another thread and I'll repeat it. Bringing Daboll back would be like going back to your ex...only to be reminded quickly why they are your ex. They guy was just as frustrating as Brady. The same tendency to call those cute plays at the wrong time. He would frequently abandon the run. No thank you. Let's get someone with a fresh outlook.

we are built for speed?

That's what I thought but I found it interesting that in all he responses on bringing in Daboll, he always says, we aren't interested at this time. It's from "The Bills Supefan" Facebook group.

is that from one of those facebook groups titled something like “Best #1 Buffalo Football Fans”??

It’s soooo stupid because I watched some and there to think there is a theme of “white man bad” is such a reach…it’s not even worth responding to. How effing maga can take a show that shows the progress to freedom…everything the “think” they are for and diss it….because PBS….just shows how hollow they really are. The whole Crispus Attucks and Lex Concord episode crazy.

I think McDermott would have to go in order for that to happen.

Well, they are getting new digs. It seems as what they really need is a new Diggs.

How many SB wins under Mcbeane in 8 soon to be 9 years? With a top 2 QB BTW...

On any given Sunday... In 2023, Buffalo was 6-6 at the bye week, and Miami was 9-3. The Buffalo Bills found a way to win out and play Miami in their last game of the season. Thus winning the division. Great stuff. Now for 2025, the playoff machine has Buffalo as the 6th seed playing at Indy or possibly at Pittsburgh, which might be the better option. https://www.espn.com/nfl/playoffs/machine The Bills play: 7-4 @ Pittsburgh at home against the Bengals @ New England @ Cleveland Philly at Buffalo NY Jets at Buffalo This has just been an insane season as the Bills' biggest roadblock/nemesis to the SB in the KC Chiefs, over the last five years, are currently falling on their face at 5-5. Now Buffalo plays the Patriots after their bye week in New England. The good news is that, "IF" the Bills' offensive coordinator can install new plays that Daboll ran and perhaps change signals, the Bills can beat anyone.

I wouldnt doubt it. I feel she will have a huge hand in him leaving Buffalo sooner than later.

There is a post on Facebook (I tried uploading it but the screen grab is too large) and I can't post the link. But it shows an alleged direct quote from Daboll. He says the following: "Buffalo is where I built the best years of my coaching career. I know the system that fits Josh Allen, and I know how to get this offense back to where it was. If the opportunity ever came...We could do it again." What do y'all think? If this were true (I know it's a big if) should we try to pursue him, stick with Brady, try to bring in Davis Webb or go a completely different direction?

That's why I don't buy the whole "they coached it out of him" Guy has taken a beating most years. He knows how he plays. I think a large part of him staying in the pocket is him trying to save mileage on his body. He knows how he feels. Now he just needs guys that can get open for him so he doesn't have to hang onto the ball so long. Or an OC that can call quick hitters that aren't bubble screens.

He won't do it,his ego won't allow it.

The one big swing he took was on Von. It was the right decision at the time and is the right decision with hindsight. It didn’t work out but you took the right big swing.

It is very rare that a OP is able to score every single emoji on a single post... you Sir are a true gentleman and scholar

El shareef/ al shareef specifically was on my radar as one of these types

Josh Allen lost his first Thursday game in his career. He is now 8-1. No excuses were needed before this one.

Overall was ok. Bills content in every scene. Will probably watch again next year at Christmas time.

Grable, VPG and Anderson will be taking major roles next season on the O Line. McBeanes did a great job on this.

OMG!!!! Somebody said something positive about the Buffalo Bills on Two Bills Drive that turned out to be wrong! Let's bump the thread after loss!

I couldn't find a clip, but my wife insists that at some point Hailee was crying and Josh appeared visibly frustrated as he tried to console her. Anyone else see this, or is my wife the crazy one?

Kirby, it’s been out in plain site for years. And it isn’t just at receiver. Beane fills the roster with bargain basement signings en masse and hopes he will hit on a few. He has gotten lucky a few times but mostly not. All the old ad nauseum discussions come into play. Is it Josh lifting everyone up?, is the coaching actually not that bad? Are the margins just that close between good and bad teams? In the end, for me, you are what your record says you are. It hasn’t worked and IMO it won’t work going forward.

Should we send Hunter a Dion Dawkins signed copy of the Hallmark Movie "Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story"?

I'm sick and tired of getting retreads, injured guys, guys that "show promise" because of the lack of investment Beane has given the wide receiver room. Just like the team went all in to acquire pieces and use those pieces to move up the draft to get Allen, I want them to do the same for a WR #1. So, no to Aiyuk, because that spot can be taken by a bonified WT #1. No more excuses, no more b.s., no more bargain bin shopping, Beane get us a real, credible, legit WR#1, like you when we acquired Diggs. The End.