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Injuries negatively impacting team: Oliver, Brown, Dawkins, Hairston, Milano, Bernard, Bosa, Hoecht, Palmer, Dorian Strong, Shaq Thompson, Shakir Injuries that may have negatively impacted team (as we don't know how the players would have developed): Carter, Sanders, Jackson, Samuel, Hardman, Grable, I am sure this is not complete, but the point is - while it is true we had some injuries that may not have hurt us, it is abundantly clear that we had a ton of injuries that either did hurt us or may well have hurt us. The staff and players have done a good job navigating them. Ironically, I am the most optimistic I have been for this team since the Falcons/Dolphins losses. Seems the defense is gelling a bit and any offense with Josh Allen and James Cook gives the team more than a fair shot. In an AFC where two of the three pre-season favorites (Ravens, Chiefs) have materially worse records than the Bills, I say - why not us? Keep hope alive!!

A slim chance.

It was a joke. (see how long this thread lasts)

A receiver being "open" is not as simple as it appears. It's not enough to "be open" at some point; you have to be open when the quarterback is looking your way. Very often, Allen appears to be looking at Coleman, even waiting for him, then turning to his next read because Coleman is glued to the receiver or not looking back (or both). In those cases, it doesn't help if Coleman breaks free two beats later because Allen has already made his decision. That's why timing and being in synch with your quarterback is so critical. Remember all those back-shoulder throws to Diggs that were virtually impossible to defend? Allen threw half a dozen of them to Coleman early in the season, and I think he caught just one. The other times he wasn't looking back, hadn't made his break, allowed the DB to make the play, or dropped the ball. The only thing I've seen Coleman to well is climb the ladder for the ball. Throw it way above his head and he'll go get it. Route-running, slants, comeback routes, even jump balls with DBs, he's at best mediocre. Blocks ok, I'll give him that. And sometimes--not usually--he can get open on fire drills. I'm not giving up on him because who knows? But he has an awful lot of work to do.

Wow! You must have a great eye for talent to be able to judge a rookie after 30 defensive snaps with the Bills. I’m not that good, so I’ll just wait to see how he does next year. The point from @billsfan89 was our lack of elite athletes, so taking a shot at developing one doesn’t seem like a terrible idea. If he was ready to immediately perform at a higher level, he would have been drafted much sooner. Let’s give him some time and see how it goes.

This guy was supposed to be a raw "high ceiling" development pick anyway, but it does hurt he's missing the chance to get real game experience his rookie year. Hopefully next year he hits his stride. It is pretty rare to pick up a day 1 good starting EDGE in the 3rd round, so I didn't hate the pick in a vacuum (although I wanted a WR or Safety there).

I agree with your take, including my thoughts every time Allen drops back to pass. It used to be I loved seeing him drop back, expecting something awesome. Now I hold my breath. I actually felt like last week would be a good barometer for the Bills—on the road against a lesser team they *should* beat—and aside from the self-destructive mistakes in the first half, I thought they passed the test well. I agree that this week is another good test—but then again, it seems like *every* week is going to just be another test. I have no doubt that the former senator from Tennessee didn't care at all about that game.

In my opinion - which clearly you don’t care about, but I’ll play along - that would make it 58 times worse.

You know it

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/president-trump-wants-american-football-to-be-named-something-other-than-football Wow..... Unbelievable!!

34 - 31 Bengals

Goes to show you how awful officiating has always been

Bern doesn't comprehend moron speak either...what did you mean to say?

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looks like Tarzan. plays like Jane.

If you do a search on this board - you will find that @BillsFanNC has used the term 444 times. Amazing.

77 thread bumps!!! All these current events in just 24 hours oh my goodness!!!!

Lol what a joke. As for Moulds v Keon, Keon is going to need to add 10-15 pounds of muscle and shave at least 10-15 points off his 40 time, along with purchasing an alarm clock, before being able to do what Moulds ever did.

Not a hoax.

obviously he ain't Bruce. we need bigger lbs. seems at times there is too much paralysis by analysis. just the defense loose.

Topic of importance, right.

Like this thread, right @Big Blitz - when you got nothing - just lie.