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Thank your head coach.

AFC East Champion merch is overrated anyways. Unless the AFC East Championship gets you the 1 seed, id rather keep the 5 and play Pittsburgh in the 1st round.

Ha ha he was out for the season injured. Matt Cassell was the QB.

If anyone want to question the refs from yesterday they should look at Steelers-Ravens. There were a couple of huge, controversial, decisions against the Ravens.

The 2010 packers set a record for players on ir and still getting to the super bowl. They were a very deep team... Probably a little bit more talented than buffalo but similar concept. Bills are built differently tho

Good point, but did Beane purposefully design it this way or is it because he fails to draft game changing talent and this is what we're left with?

Something that is missed in all of this is that the difference in schedule is drastic. The Bills play the eagles, the chiefs, the texans. The Bills playing in a much higher level and having much less opportunity for mistakes is a big difference than the Patriots being able to play the giants, the raiders, and the titans And the Patriots did lose to the Raiders. And you can say that doesn't matter because that was the first game of the season or way up there beginning. But the bills showed incredible poise against the ravens. And that was when the Ravens were a lot better team than they are today.

True Kincaid and knox need to combine for 200 yds lol

They showed one replay of the complete run. There was no holding. It was a terrible call.

I was one of the few saying the Colts were fools gold early. They will lose out.

I wouldn't count the Chiefs out yet... The Colts remaining schedule is brutal! Seahawks, Niners, Jags and Texans combined 36-19 record. I think they lose out. KC has 2 tough ones and 2 cream puffs, Ravens have a tough 3 of 4. It's not so much that the Chiefs scare me; it's the refs when teams play the Chiefs.

Exactly. It's always a balance - I feel like the Bills lean too much towards depth over stars.

The raiders and cardinals are a disaster Buffalo has a great all time QB with a solid team, really good oline and yes a wr room that is a disaster. The 23/24 chiefs were similar. So were the 18 pats. 2010 packers had a ton of injuries, but excellent wrs. The bills could easily lose in the wildcard or be in the super bowl this year. I'm trying to enjoy every moment with Allen. Although I was completely full of RAGE after the cook fumble and threw my phone across the room lol 😭

Good point about depth v. game changers. But what SB team has been built with mangaing injuries yet to happen in mind? Build for depth and a team helmed by a once in a franchise lifetime QB gets pushed around by the likes of Miami and Atlanta.

It was a great throw but not one of the best in nfl history…come on. But is also happened due to down and distance. It was also a risky throw which is well advised on a fourth down when you have little to lose by taking an incomplete or sack or even int. Gotta give yourself a chance and he did. He does not make that throw on first and ten. Josh Allen understands down and distance, situational football and adjusts his willingness to take a chance based on that. It showed more his football intelligence to me than it was a great throw. If the defender has his back turned the wr is open.

His best throw is still the one that flew millimetres over Fred Warner's finger tips vs the 49ers in 2020 IMO.

It took him until year 3. But you have to remember the Bills drafted him, tore him apart physically and technically and then rebuilt him. That isn't easy on a player. He is a solid depth edge. I don't think you ever want him as your starter, but he is not a bad player.

Our receivers do not get open against the worst cornerbacks in the NFL so those being the "best" doesn't change much.

In NFl history? Great throw, but it's not even Josh's best.

I think some of you were a bit rocked by the j6 bomber news…and you should be.

Was an incredible throw. Josh threw a couple of bad screens, one incomplete and one caught but basically killed dead by ball placement. Otherwise he was perfect in that game, in the snow. I thought he looked as in command pre-snap as he has in a while too. That might be down to the schematic simplicity of the Cincy D... but regardless, it was good to see.

New England is the second best chowder in the chowder world. I got 1) Manhattan 2) New England 3) Rhode Island. I’m from NY, am lactose intolerant and otherwise have never even had Rhode Island chowder but I am clearly an expert nonetheless. What y’all got?

The roster is not a disaster. It is deep. Brandon Beane prioritises depth in his roster builds. Always has. I would argue the Bills at one point in camp this past year had around 65 guys who could probably be serviceable NFL football players without being liabilities on the field if called upon to play in spot duty. That allows the coaches to piece together a competitive team even when, for example, you are down both starting tackles or when, for example, you have multiple safeties done for the year or when, for example, your defensive tackle room is decimated by November. If anyone has ever tried to criticise Brandon Beane for depth they were barking up the wrong tree. He consistently succeeds if that is your metric. The issue is his depth approach feels like, at times, it has come at the expense of genuine game changers. Particularly up front on defense and at wide receiver. And when you add that to the fact he has struggled to draft true game changers it leaves the very top of the roster a little thin. That is a different roster build than Baltimore or Kansas City. They are more top heavy builds and they are not able to roll with the punches from injuries as well as Buffalo is. I'll exclude Cincy from this conversation because (while their roster has issues, especially on defense) when you lose your Quarterback for 9 games no amount of depth is saving you.

This is literally the Patriots schedule. Insane.