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My sister had Cat Benatar and CleoCatra.

It is frustrating for me to hear that we were close to a deal with the Dolphins but Beane wanted to give up a 1st in 2027 instead of 2026. Just seems to be a very minor sticking point that should have been able to get over.

How did your actions yesterday help the Bills lose? Something you ate? Did you change your shirt at halftime? Kick that annoying friend/relative out of the house? Start booking your trip to San Fran before the game even started? I’ll start… I tried, I really tried, to keep my normal routine of no Bills gear, and not watching the game. But the wife had made plans with the MiL, and of course I was included, since someone has to drive them around. We ended up at BWW for lunch, when the game was starting. We left sometime after the score was 13-0. I had hoped that by us leaving, they could come back, but alas, it was not so.

6D chess , "they saw the play , now they're ready for it, they think we will not run the play , we will surprise the and run it anyway, what a joke. just fall forward for 1 yard. This isn't particle physics,

Should have moved on after 13 Seconds.....But McD broke the playoff drought......CLAP CLAP CLAP

I think that was a real issue yesterday. I thought the defense actually played well until late in the game when they gave up those 2 long Achane runs. Unfortunately, because the offense couldn't do much all day the defense was gassed late in the game.

I know we have drafted small in the past 4 or 5 years. But the injury issues have been going on a lot longer than that. I'll admit, my memory isn't great when it comes to this stuff, but I remember us having these injury issues back to the Juron day's. Were we drafting guys on the small side then too? I agree with what you're saying about technique and attack angles. I guess the question begs, is that a player issue where they are not applying what they learn during the games, or is it that the coaching staff isn't teaching good technique? Maybe a bit of both? If it's a coaching issue, then maybe McDermott is the issue and he can't or doesn't know how to pick good teaching coaches. Also, your point is well taken with corallating poor technique to injuries. It makes perfect sense and in the back of my mind, i knew this, but for whatever reason, it never really registered.

One of my feelings about Josh is he is not risking throws to keep his INT total down and this offense is too obsessed with eliminating turnovers that it doesn't take the throw risks to win. I guess we cant have our cake and eat it too.

True that’s a fair call that Brady actually had some experience beforehand, but he’s executing an offense that looks like McDermott’s ideal concept so I think he’s “process” enough to consider as part of this train of thought.

I have held back on this fairly well but I will never forgive this pick. He is a good TE and he adds talent to this team. He gets banged up easily and isn't available when we need him. Beyond that he was a wasted pick. We moved up to get him when we had Knox and had other opportunities to get a TE. We needed more than a TE at the time. Trading up for him was a mistake. Drafting him was a mistake. If we needed weapons for Allen, which we clearly needed and knew we did, we should have went further up to get a WR for the future. Zay Flowers or JSN weren't that far out of reach. Even Quentin Jefferson was a reasonable target. Tight Ends aren't legitimate pass catchers. Drafting Kincaid was a luxury pick this team could not afford. It will forever be a mistake even if he makes the HOF.

There was an interview a few weeks back where he said getting married has made him realize there is more to life than football. That not winning a Super Bowl wouldnt be the be all end all. I am paraphrasing, but that was the jist of the answer. This is not all on Josh. His play this year is likely due to what he's been asked to work with. That said, I cant imagine Tom Brady ever saying not winning a Championship would be ok. I've been of the mind for a long time that Josh doesn't seem like the type of guy that will play into his late 30's or early 40's. Given his family's farming background, he would have been wealthy without football. He's made 206 million from football, that's not counting endorsements. His wife is worth tens of millions as well. Sooner or later, he's going to call it a day, go back to California with his movie star wife, farm and play golf. I don't Forsee him being a Buffalo guy after football. The Bills need to make moves immediately to get his fire back, they likely only have 5-6 more seasons with him.

Is there an NFL rule that Shakir isn't allowed to run a slant route? The focal point of our passing attack would ideally be downfield from the line of scrimmage

I just want to add - I wonder what the effect of Beane ranting about not getting the trade done and the extent of his explanation had on the psyche of the team in this game? I thought Beane explained/ divested too much and it was not a great look, even if it was true/ transparent.

I could see him going to one of those teams and winning a SB with Shanahan or McVay

Stale is the best way to describe the current situation. McBeane looks like they have no more bullets left in the holster, no more levers to pull. I give somebody in the organization credit for not burning high draft picks at the deadline. McBeane had their time, couldn’t get it done. Time for a new GM and coach. McVay seems unrealistic. Shanahan seems like he needs a change of scenery. I’d go after him.

Palmer is better than Hollins and it's not close if you look at their careers.

You are conveniently leaving out that the offense drove them into field goal range to end the game and prayer missed. That’s the only reason it was a one score game.

I know.

He's injured a lot. maybe undersized is the wrong word then. How about fragile?

They play like professional athletes should even though one does not possess quality human characteristics.

He was panting like a dog all game, rolling his eyes on the bench and putting his head down like a little kid that got caught doing something bad. He was the least inspiring "captain" possible. McDermott should strip the C from Allen and Bernard and give them to Dawkins, Spencer, and Bosa. Grow some balls and hold people accountable.

All of these injuries are just going to be the built-in excuse the coaching staff and front office need to run it all back again next year.

Stop calling us commies!

At least they proved yesterday that they can run the end around without fumbling it, granted it went for negative two yards but we retained possession. Too often lately my comments after a play is "WTX was that" ... both on Offense and Defense.

I agree that the bad looks really bad this year. Plus losing to bad teams. Unlike years past, when it was a solid or up and coming team that would take us to the brink and we'd blow a game via some oddity hail murray or Vikings fumble etc.. There are just hard flaws noticeable, mistakes, and awful bone headed plays. Coupled with clear issues at talent. Injury or not. It all seems more obvious and stares us right in the face.....reminding us we wont win again in Jan this year.