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Regardless of Allen’s marital status, he is a Californian born and raised. He will never make WNY his full-time home after retiring. If you had his wealth, would you?

Four more games, I like to think. There will be some upsets in the playoffs--a wildcard is going to knock off a division champ. That wildcard will be seeded lower than the Bills and bingo: home playoff game. With this topsy-turvy season, it can happen.

Comeback game. I'd never witnessed anything like it before and I probably never will.

The last four games have shown improvement in the Bills D. Taylor Rapp was horrible, Bishop has improved, Benford returning to form and Shaq Lawson > Terrel Bernard. (I would add Milano has been quietly better).

Jason Peters Bills UDFA TIGHT END!

I just want him run something else if a team stops his bread and butter. Can he adjust in the moment? Otherwise, let’s try Josh, Chase, Jefferson and a dead rabbit at OC. Lombardi incoming!

I thought the turnout was comparable to a midterm this year? I could be wrong

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The bottom line? The Bills FUBARed 4 easily winnable games, ALL inferiors, some simply incompetent chumps! This has cost them the critical factor of NOT playing at OP, likely throughout the Playoffs. There are therefore, because of this incompetence, NO easy outs. Perhaps, perhaps, Baltimore is the easiest option, where they will be the underdogs. This is all about the health of Lamar. If he is aok… trouble. In any case, to get to the SB, an easy target in September, due to the puff sked, is now a Road Warrior marathon.

You want to win: Do your job You want to get paid: Do your job And if that is blocking; which #14 does extremely well, I'm all for it. My thing is, if they really want that Lombardi then what are you willing to do for it. Is your legacy going to be; "I played on a almost got there" or is it going to be "I played on the World Champion Buffalo Bills". Time to get grass on that uniform, do the ugly work, and eat beef all day. I'm old and tired: BRING THE LOMBARDI TO BUFFALO!!!!!

Billsy is spiraling. No doubt.

The district my mother lived in down there was+41% for the Republican, yikes!

The 2022 Cincinnati Bengals The 1995 San Diego Chargers Great QBs not enough else.

Was the Jim Kelly wall game the same as then they had the giant inflatable things of him? I was there than. I forgot that game.

Which is ironic, because all season long McDermott has been preaching for consistency in everything that they do. So far, I'd say that is a fail. McD:

A cheap depth WR who can play special teams. He shouldn't be playing this much, and ideally there are 5 options ahead of him in 2026. I also don't mind bringing in competition from a similar player. At the same time - good blocks should earn you some routes too. Shavers cap hit next year is 1M, but there's no shortage of similar special teams players who might offer a more rounded player offensively. These types of Hollins guys are always pretty available in the 1-2M AAV range, and I would suggest bringing one in to compete for that back of the roster spot.

Yikes. He really has cashed in on that thin resume, hasn't he? I'm beginning to think he may be the only impediment to this team going all the way. If he rises just to the level of "adequate," they could to the Super Bowl. I don't think I'm being unfair. The wide receiver corps is bad, but he's not doing anything at all with it, and I suspect a better coordinator could do much more.

So did Biden, just want you to keep the same energy. Tds moron.

We would never be in the Browns situation. We have Josh. They havent had anything close ever.

I made a similar point in another thread, that, ironically, this could be the year the Bills go all the way. A mediocre set of receivers, an incompetent offensive coordinator, a long list of injuries, a league-worst run defense...and they end up going to the Show and even winning it. The universe just seems to work like that sometimes. And in fact if you squint, you see a Super Bowl team in this year's iteration: QB, RB, OL, and TE are all very good to excellent, while the defense just might be coming into its own with McDermott evidently taking over, with veterans like Thompson, Poyer, White, and Milano giving it one last best push and young players like Bishop, Hairston, Walker, Sanders, and Hancock adding shots of talent and energy. If Brady can do something--anything--with the passing game, and the defense we saw in Pittsburgh and the end of the Baltimore game is who they really are, this could be the year. All the other pieces are in place.

Agreed. Whoever has to go to Baltimore is drawing the toughest road assignment in Round 1, in my opinion. I think you can even make an argument that it is the toughest place in the league to play for a visitor.

Trump sucks at the economy. Just a moron The latest ADP numbers for November paint a much weaker picture of the labor market than expected. Private employers cut 32,000 jobs, which is a big swing from October’s revised gain of 47,000 and way below the forecast of +40,000.The biggest pressure seems to be on small businesses. Companies with fewer than 50 employees shed a total of 120,000 jobs, the largest drop since March 2023. Medium and large employers actually added workers, with bigger firms showing a net gain of 90,000.Hiring was mixed across sectors. Education and health services added 33,000 jobs, and leisure/hospitality added 13,000. But those gains were offset by declines in professional/business services (-26,000), information (-20,000), manufacturing (-18,000), and financial and construction (-9,000 each). Wage growth is also cooling, with job-stayers seeing a 4.4% YoY pay increase a slight slowdown from October.This report lands right before the Fed meeting on Dec 9–10. Markets are pricing in nearly a 90% chance of another 25 bps rate cut, but Fed officials remain split: some argue easing is needed to prevent further labor weakness, while others worry cuts could push inflation the wrong way.The BLS nonfarm payrolls data, delayed to Dec 16, will be the next key datapoint. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/03/adp-jobs-report-november-2025-private-payrolls-unexpectedly-fell-by-32000-.html

And this is an example of why I say stats without context are meaningless.

Homelander from his basement.