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They didn't have a super short rest vs Atlanta. They played New England on a SNF and then Atlanta on the road on MNF did they not? They actually had an extra day...

Problem is they play hard. We don't necessarily. We try and play smart. But also like ballerinas. Smart ballerinas. They have an extra week of prep. Not good. I get if we lose this one. Hoping we see them in the playoffs.

You disappeared for awhile daz .. Tell us how's the coping and seething going?

It's not an obsession. It's a spin zone. There is a difference.

⬆️ How could I forget. Biden is sharp as a tack. - daz 😂

Crazy humid game and super short rest on the road is what happened against the Texans and Dolphins and Falcons...

I think Knox will be back with a re-worked deal and a pay cut. Gilliam will be back. Cam Lewis will probably be back on a not much more than vet minimum deal too and I can see Shaq Thompson deciding if he is going to play in 2026 the familiarity of this defense is the place to do it. I suspect Mitch stays as well. Can't imagine huge demand for his services they like him, Josh likes him, he can move some (which matters for backups IMO). On the flip side I am not sure Strong is going to play again from the rumours I have heard and personally I expect Keon Coleman to be elsewhere. Can see them trading him for relative peanuts. In terms of impact spots they need: - At least one starting outside receiver and a second guy who can be more of a rotational player but with deep speed. - At least one starting interior offensive lineman (I suspect Anderson will get a shor to start at the other spot). - At least one legit veteran starting level safety. Not a Taylor Rapp replacement level player. - A legit edge rusher who is s pass rush guy not a run and contain guy. I'd rather they prioritse their free agency dollars and premium draft choices (1st, 2nd, 3rd) on those five spots and make do and mend elsewhere. They will point again to this year and say look at how important our depth is, and I get it. But I'd rather be prioritising my cap dollars on the best possible team I can have and then if the injury bug wipes out half my defense and the season goes with it, so be it. I feel like Beane's roster build is always "prepare for everyone to be injured" and lo and behold it happens.

Good memory! That was a crazy anomaly that year for them.

⬆️ I wish I was teef - daz

He's very good. Great long ball. Great coordinator. Playoff football will be very different. Chances are they will play a great team. We'll see.

When will we learn? Don't look ahead to any team or game. The focus is this week, and only this week.

I'm still convinced we will beat them when it actually matters These are professionals the bills wake up for stuff like this and they are battle tested Josh Allen lives for this like he's not rolling over for anybody and he knows with a down AFC this is a good chance for him

woof. I didn’t catch that 8 interception stat. it kind of matches his status of WR8 with Denver.

Holy Kielbasa Batman. These things never happen to me.

I dunno. Not many teams out there look like world beaters. Our game against the Texans was ugly as we went against a number 1 defense and looked like it. Even then we were a Gabe Davis toe tap away from probably pulling out a win. Been listening to a lot of film breakdown and Allen is very hesitant this year pulling the trigger. There are certainly times where there are few open options, but plenty of times that there are options available if he just gets the ball out quicker to the right read. With Allen I think it has more to do with chemistry and confidence in his receiving targets than just bringing in more new talent. As we have seen with Kincaid, it takes Allen some time to build that chemistry and trust. Getting Kincaid back and more reps with Palmer and Brandon Cooks will probably open things up because Allen won't hesitate as much pulling the trigger. A lot of injuries, but the defense has been playing a bit better of late. We will see where this rocky season takes us. McD has never beaten a Burrow-led Bengals team so time to break that streak Go Bills!

After last night, the Patriots can clinch the division, in their house, by beating Buffalo. They will be there with purpose. In fact, I read today that the only way the Bills can win the division, is to win out and have the Pats lose to with Miami or the Jets. The pathways are getting mighty narrow.

Goes back further. How can you forget Jake Kumerow?

Here is a look at a projected 53 man roster for 2026, as it stands today. As you can see, I’ve bolded obvious openings, as well as have taken the liberty to cut some dead weight noted at the bottom. QB: Allen, QB2 RB: Cook, Johnson, Davis FB: TE: Kincaid, Hawes, TE3 WR: WR1, Palmer, Shakir, WR4, Coleman, Shavers OL: Dawkins, Torrence, Brown, Anderson, VanDemark, Van Pran Granger, Lundt, Grable, LG, C Defense: DE: Groot, DE2, Hoecht, Solomon, Jackson, DE6 DT: Oliver, Walker, Sanders, Carter LB: Bernard, LB2, Williams, Andreesen, LB5 CB: Benford, Hairston, Johnson, Strong?, CB5 S: Hancock, Bishop, DB 3, DB 4, DB 5 K: P: LS: Ferguson Notable players under contract likely cut; - Rapp, Bass, Knox, Samuel. That leaves us with 15 spots on the roster for next season. We have 7 draft picks in 2026. Familiar faces will no doubt be back.

Pretty sure McDaniel from the Fish is a Yale grad as well. Read somewhere that Fitzmagic is in the top 10% of Harvard grads in lifetime earnings. McDermott and Tomlin both went to William & Mary which is a great school.

Kash and Pam gotta be loving this. trump will be too busy with Pete's mess and the Epstein files to force them to go around arresting everything blue.

LOL. There's 20% more Christian females than males, so it's kind of hard to put the fault or lack of Christianity on them. Maybe, just maybe they're doing the Christianity thing right.

Nooooo! She’ll look even more bald!

You gotta question a Yale education if a graduate becomes an NFL head coach.

Elijah Moore has NEVER had a positive impact on any offense he's played in at the NFL level. You are looking at bulk stats. Look at his horrendous 44 passer rating when targeted and 8 interceptions last year with the Browns. For contrast sake, Dalton Kincaid has a 155 passer rating when targeted this season. Moore has always been awful in the NFL. That's why the league left him blowing in the wind in free agency despite being young and fast and putting up some yardage numbers. And it's why he just had to take a practice squad job even though teams are desperate for WR depth this late in the year and his remaining salary is a pittance. If the Bills can't make use of him in a system that was intentionally dumbed down to prevent turnovers.......I can't even fathom how a team could use Elijah Moore in a system where he is going to be asked to make significant adjustments to his routes based on coverage/leverage. I just think it's hopeless for him at this point.

What's so funny? Would you like it released or buried? Or option 3: buried, but you don't want to admit it?