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I mean, I didn't say it's impossible no one claims him. Just unlikely. When players with massive contracts are released, 9 times out of 10 teams pass and then try to court them as a Free Agent, where they can get a deal done for a lesser amount structured the way they want. It is possible someone wants him so badly they don't risk not being the winner in the FA sweepstakes. But given the size of that contract, him coming off a major injury, and being released for issues - I don't see teams lining up to take that deal. I was getting killed for saying I'd avoid giving up this years 1st if at all possible before the deadline. I just didn't see this team being one player away (even a WR1 like Olave or Waddle) from winning a Championship. They would have just made us slightly more competitive. There's just *too* many flaws with this roster and coaching staff. With our luck of late, the player would go down (especially with Olave's injury history), we'd do what we're doing now, and go into next season without a pick that's almost assuredly going to be world's better than we've had since 2019. Picking somewhere between 12-18 is a very real scenario.

So there’s what I want - which is to clean house from GM to Waterboy, and what’s realistic - there’s ZERO chance Beane and McD aren’t back next year. Look at the owner guys. Pegula has let Adam’s stay as Sabres GM when any other team in the league would have fired him 3 years ago. Beane and McD are going nowhere. So get used to it, and let’s consider what are options are. 1) I’d fire both coordinators and hire experienced coordinators who were ex head coaches if posssible. McD needs to abandon his scheme, it has never worked and is built to defend one team- KC. It is not built to defend modern offenses which are transitioning to a much more run heavy scheme. 2) Lean into the offense. We obviously need 2 high quality WRs. Idk how to get that done, that’s just what we need, Keep them on the field, no more of this “everybody eats” BS which means we don’t have any really good guys. We’ve got the QB, RB, and TE already. O-line just needs to be average. 3) Cut all the dead weight. White, Poyer, Milano, Phillips, Rapp, Ogun, Bosa, Johnson ( might be stuck with the restructure), Coleman, Moore, Samuels, I’d even jettison that fat fk Dawkins but it won’t happen. 4) Accept that for at least a year we are going to suck and get the new blood valuable reps. Max, Hancock, Sanders, Walker.

To young and fast for Brandon Beane Maybe the injury will slow him down.

Truth. Reminded me a little of Mahomes/Eagles in the SB last year.

Why wouldn't they work together? And why wouldn't Daboll help Josh he helped him before?

There can not be one second of hesitation with Bernard. Get him on the IR and end his season. He was already playing hurt and he’s killing us

Just making up judges now…

Was the Same story against the third string dolphins DBs tho

I think the veterans on this team, led by Allen, Dawkins, and few others, are just bored. They're excited only by what they see as real challenges, like Baltimore, KC, and Tampa Bay, but just cannot find motivation to play against the Dolphin-type teams on the schedule. They've seen the regular-season movie too many times and want to skip right to the playoffs. The coaches might do a great job with a young, up and coming team, but that's not what they have. They're probably helpless. (They're helpless with Coleman's attitude, too, but that's a different matter entirely.) So the season could still come together. We might not be seeing a fundamentally flawed or untalented team exposed by mid-level teams but rather a very dangerous team that frankly can't be bothered anymore, even if it means playing an extra playoff game and on the road to boot. In the playoffs, they might finally get their act together and show us something for more than just a game.

Let's face it, folks. Whatever could go wrong has this entire season. The football gods are conspiring against us. To me it started with that whole Hard Knocks thing. It turned out to be a crappy show, but to me, Dion Dawkins let the attention go to his head. He has stunk this season! Then we have had to be on the road in prime time versus teams that have been starved for national attention. And after Every game, the Bills have come out with injuries to key players that we lose for multiple games or the season. When we see a glimpse of how good this team can be in our wins, the rug gets pulled out with those key injuries. I am convinced that in this league you not only have to be good, you have to be lucky. The Bills haven't been. And they are not good enough to overcome the bad luck. So, though I don't agree that the Bills need to jettison their top management YET...I do believe at the very least Coordinators need to change on both sides of the ball, and that could/should entail changes in philosophy in both the HC and GM. For the rest of this season, I will cheer, and hope. I expect the Bills will be a wildcard in the playoffs, and compete. I will root against KC and the Pats. And, I will not impose my feelings and opinions on the team and assume that players are thinking exactly what I'm thinking. I'll look at the rest of the season objectively...and try not to let wins or losses determine how the rest of my week goes.

heres the visual of what ugly looks like

The team needs to be rebuilt. Option 1 - we start down another 8 year "process" with McDermott . Option 2 - try something different.

In the thread leading to the talent question, the intro point was that the Bill's with Allen, have NEVER had a go to play and go to player, in the welker, edelman, kelce mold who just executes , executes and executes. Its not a current season question.

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JD Vance Drops Truth Bombs on Canada David Strom Yesterday, I wrote about the fact that Canada is being overrun by migrants. Almost half of all births are now to foreign-born mothers (42% currently, and rising), and one-third of the overall population is foreign-born. One of the many terrible consequences of the liberal policies that have resulted in this replacement of the native population is stagnating economic growth. Migration, of course, is not the only cause of this stagnation. Energy policies, housing policies, and all sorts of government meddling in the economy are at fault as well, but it is undeniable that replacing a high-trust first-world citizenry with people from a low-trust, low-education, and low-productivity region is bound to make your society and economy lose vitality and eventually collapse. Ask Rome about that, if you like. And with all due respect to my Canadian friends, whose politics focus obsessively on the United States: your stagnating living standards have nothing to do with Donald Trump or whatever bogeyman the CBC tells you to blame. The fault lies with your leadership, elected by you. https://hotair.com/david-strom/2025/11/21/jd-vance-drops-truth-bombs-on-canada-n3809163 .

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Inconsistency is often a sign of bad game planning. When you aren’t adjusting for a specific opponent’s tendencies, it’s like running into a brick wall. The Bills coaching staff likes to do their thing and hope they can just execute better. Did it look like Joe Brady had prepared in the slightest for a team with a strong pass rush?

Democrats Aren't Even Trying to Hide That They Are Just Making Up Hoaxes David Strom A lot of conservatives think that Jasmine Crockett was humiliated by our proving that she slandered Lee Zeldin by claiming he took money from Jeffrey Epstein. Zeldin indeed received a contribution from a man named Jeffrey Epstein, but not the Jeffrey Epstein we're all talking about. It was a sly slander, and she was, in fact, not at all humiliated or embarrassed. She was proud because more people heard her smear than that it was a lie. Conservatives still believe that facts and a passing relationship to reality matter in political fights with Democrats. We are wrong. They are immersed in Critical Theory, which holds that everything is a "narrative," and "narratives" are simply a means to gain power over others. Every utterance is a power play, so they utter what they believe will get them power. Hence, Crockett has no shame. Instead, she is smirking about it. It is a fool's errand to believe a single thing a Leftist says. Some Democrats who are liberals will tell the truth as they see it, but anybody who is a leftist is almost by definition a liar in the terms that we understand. They may or may not be imparting facts at times, but nothing they say is not part of a power play. That is the purpose of speech. I bring all this up because of another horrific slander, and another Jasmine Crockett-style "clarification." It comes from Minnesota's own transgender leftist sexual deviant child-grooming State Legislator Leigh Finke. Finke is a grotesque simulacrum of a female who has pushed horrific legislation intended to groom children into sterilization, mutilation, and sexual promiscuity. {snip} Harry Reid famously accused Mitt Romney of failing to pay his taxes—an accusation he made up out of whole cloth. After the election, when it was proven to be entirely false, he was asked why he did it. His answer was simple: "Romney didn't win, did he? It is a mistake to take anything said by leftists as an expression of what they believe, because they quite literally believe that language exists to be a weapon in the search for power. Concepts are tools, words are weapons, and normies exist to be manipulated. Everything is a hoax. https://hotair.com/david-strom/2025/11/21/democrats-arent-even-trying-to-hide-that-they-are-just-making-up-hoaxes-n3809162 .

Zero respect for our receivers. Single high, stacked inside the sticks They KNOW we had no-one who could gain any separation.

I’m going to suggest it’s more than just scheme. The offense looks a lot like it did last year, prior to acquiring Amari Cooper. Regardless of his actual production, he provided a consistent and respectable downfield threat that defenses had to account for. Once he arrived the entire offense looked better. They entered this year thinking Palmer could provide that. For a couple reasons, he simply has not. We have no one the defense has to respect on deep routes. Hence, they can crowd the line, clog the rushing lanes and get after Allen. Beane tried to pull another Amari type trade at the deadline, but he looked within the division. That, and thinking Palmer (or Coleman) would be a downfield threat, were huge mistakes that have left our offense in a bind. It’s predictable, inconsistent and easy to scheme against. Exactly as it was early last season. They need to hire a scout that can identify WR talent. Clearly, this front office lacks that ability.

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Bye - bye.