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Bills 34 Bengals 27 I've been absolutely terrible predicting our games this year. Even when I get the result right I've been way off on the score. I've given up on trying to guess what version of the Bills will show up each week. For this game I think the Bengals defense really is just that bad, worse even than the Bucs defense that we dominated. I expect Cook to have a field day and the passing offense to suddenly look functional for the first time in weeks. On defense I don't know what to expect but Burrow looks a bit rusty and we don't have to worry about their run game too much so I think we can stop the bleeding at least. Ultimately I expect our offense to sustain drives better than the Bengals can in our house in cold weather.

His first 6 games this season compared to his last 6 games are night and day (if you're just looking at stats).

After a slow start he seems to be back to bring elite. Will he shadow Chase?

I think the real issue is bigger than the Slay move. The complaining is a microcosm of Beane's roster construction, Cap nightmare, contract extensions, various acquisitions, etc...Its not just about one move. Hope that helps you understand the mindset of many frustrated Bills fans.

I see what you’re saying, and I don’t doubt it for a second if our ground game can’t get it going early

Two wins are not guaranteed to get us in. There are some scenarios where 10-7 doesn't work for us. Depends on other teams and I hate that. I'd say 3 wins to be safe.

According to the naysayers here, he gets tons of separation.

People said Randy Moss was washed when he was on the Raiders too. Sometimes players just don't fit in a system. Philly wanted him back and they know him well. With Tre on his absolute last leg, Slay should be some much needed depth that might fit in McDermott's defense well.

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Mainly he designed the plays. didnt actually call them except for some of the bunch formation stuff. which could explain why he sux stringing them together and how to set himself up later with them.

Was mocked for naming him offensive player of the game, which was half in jest, but clearly had an absolute banger.

I just watched their game vs the Bears to get an idea of what we’ll see from their offense and their backers couldn’t even get their front lined up correctly. Any backfield action and they were flying downhill. Really poor eye discipline. Communication as a whole throughout their defense looked poor.

Knew what it was gonna be and still had to click for old times sake

Bills 26 Bengals 27 😭

Developing the timing and correct reads in a west coast concept is tough. It takes even all time great QBs a few years to master

He was merely talking about him being habitually clean and careful to avoid dirt ... sheesh

Their LBers are horrific. Not sure they’re getting better

scoop and score!

I think shakir can be that guy

I hear this all the time and I never thought it's changed as much as we think. The routes are shorter and the QB is more protected. The back 7 is smaller. But fundamentally nothing has really changed much

Nah, Gabe made no effort to beat the DB to the ball. I think they were all fooled by the switch in coverage, but Gabe should have come down harder to at least break it up

This. Levi Wallace. Dane Jackson. Elam. Douglas on 1 leg. Benford concussed. there’s a chance Slay is rejuvinated here and makes a big difference when it matters. Slay is a player who can absolutely be physical with a WR and that is usually how the playoffs go.