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Don’t want any part of that drama. First time I’ve ever been happy about Beanes policy on not signing or drafting talented WRs.

I would not bet on the Bills making the playoffs right now. They seem to be downward spiraling, and the injury bug has hit in a really bad way. There is no game for the rest of the season that I truly expect to win.

It helps when you have young cheap talent that actually exceeds expectations.

I think we take this without too much trouble if it's at home. But it's on the road, and we are a demonstrably better team at home. That puts this one into "toss up" territory for me.

I’m pretty done caring about the player’s character, for the most part. Can they get us a Super Bowl, or not? I don’t need a team of nice humans. I need a team of tough MFers that can beat the other team. Wish Beane saw it the same way.

I actually disagree that the Jets are tanking. Yes they got rid of two of their best players, I get that. They are honestly doing what the Bills did when they first got there. Glenn is trying to shift the culture of the team. He is trying to win games still in my opinion and I think Tyrod was an indicator of that as he is a better but still not great option to Fields

I was just pointing out, we were much further in the seeding in 2021 than we are this year. There is also no powerhouses in 2025 so anything can happen. The NFC is the same way. There isn't an elite team on either conference.

UPDATE 1: 1. Cris Collinsworth is off on Thanksgiving for the Bengals/Ravens game. Jason Garrett will fill in for him. Collinsworth will be back on Sunday Night for the Broncos-Commanders game. 2. Preliminary maps show Vikings/Seahawks as the primary game (taking place at 4:05 ET) which is surprising as Rams/Panthers has more implications. It will be interesting to see where the #2 broadcast team goes (#1 Team of Burkhardt/Brady will only be calling the Thanksgiving Game this week).

Please. Stop insulting the fans. That is the issue. The issues the team has experienced this season were issues known and discussed by the fanbase all offseason (and last offseason). We are not idiots. And when Beane went on the air in August and basically goaded the fanbase by saying he's smarter than we are, because he found the "Right Josh" and basically said, stop questioning me, he brought this on himself. Buffalo Bills fans can put up with a lot, and they're wiling to reach into their pockets and spend a higher percentage of their disposable income on the product than most fanbases, so long as they're not insulted by the organization. Brandon Beane committed the cardinal sin - insulting the fans' intelligence - and he did so at a time when the issues facing the team were obvious to most of us and when they were asking us to dig into our pockets to buy PSLs for the new (largely taxpayer-funded) stadium. (And not for nothing, Sabres fans have been insulted by Pegula for like a decade.)

I'm sincerely asking What constitutes as whining? Is it Critique? Is calling the team out on its inconsistent play whining or is it a fact that is right there for all to see? Is it being frustrated by all the injuries and concerned that it may be the downfall of the season? Im asking because I have all these kind of thoughts and I have been a fan for as long as I can remember. Lived in Buffalo and am proud of all of it.

TJ Watt is likely salivating ... The Bills O-Line just played matador with the Texans giving up 8 sacks and our starting RT is now out. Maybe they'll double team Watt with Van Demark and Hawes.

also nice when you have one of the least injured rosters in the league.. in fact they may be No. 1 . When you have your top guys, it makes a big difference. Bills had this a few years ago (no injuries of consequence) and it was big.

He'll be on CTESPN very soon, you heard it here first!

Very goofy.

Maybe Peyton Manning can un-hex them too.

It must be nice when you have top notch receivers

I'm not saying they should try to lose. I'm just thinking from a future perspective that it's probably better if they do. This team is devoid a talent and bloated with bad contracts. It needs a reset. Be realistic. This team is not winning a superbowl this year. If every player was 100% healthy, it still wouldn't win a superbowl this year. At best this team will win a wildcard game. At worst, they just miss the playoffs and still draft at the bottom of the draft.

Oh, ****! One wrong move, and it's a time out charged to Buffalo, so McD can find his contact lens. 🤨

They know how to draft in every round, develop their players and have mastered the cap. Their coach and GM combination should be the envy of every team in the league. I am not convinced if Stafford retires they wont still be in the playoff/division champ conversation the very next year.

Beane should take note.

I'm going to be honest. I don't give a crap what happened in 2021. That team isn't this team. A lot of people keep dipping into the 2021 bag. Yes, it's a sign anything can happen. But unless this team can miraculously figure out how to: - Get receivers open consistently - Stop a running attack - Rush the passer - Have good solid coaching on both sides of the ball - Play 4 complete quarters - Avoid any further injuries Then this team is sunk. I know the popular rallying cry is supposed to be "As long as we have Josh Allen anything can happen". But that showed several times this year to be false. No more apparent then against the Texans. He can't throw passes to himself. He can't stop the run. And he's making more mental errors this year than he has in a long time. Takes more than an amazing QB to win in the NFL....ask Dan Marino.

And not a lot of glaring holes to fill on that roster. Will be interesting to see if they attempt to draft Stafford's replacement this year, but with this draft class looking thin at QB, they might wait another year.

Yea I suppose I differentiate the "we suck" by mid season tank from the more intentional tank from the start. In the Jets position now you should absolutely be trying to lose.

I'm still shaking my head at that "catch" made by Noah Gray, the guy never had full possession of the ball (don't give me that ball never hit the ground stuff) nor made a football move yet did the refs just give it to him because of the concussion he suffered?