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So you think the Bills will march into Foxboro and win when they already lost at home to them and got wrecked @ Atlanta and Miami, ok!

Bills just got humiliated against the hapless Dolphins. I dont have any confidence in the team winning the division, even if they did happen to beat NE in Foxborough.

I'm still not buying in. The Bucs blew it today. They're definitely good, but are being hyped like a top-tier team - and they're just not that. This is a Commanders type of run they're having. "Back down to earth" will be on the menu at some point. Though, with the way we're playing, it might net them a division title this year.

Not winning a SB isn’t exactly what I’d call a “cancer” but maybe that’s just me?!?!?!?

The bills are 6 and 3 lol have the most wins against Patrick mahomes the last 6 years in the NFL The bills don't suck as an organization.. despite playing rough Go to a New England Patriots board , talk with them

They literally stunk and had only 3 legit wins last year. They were the cupcake or get right team the last 2 years.. and god whine about a 1st place schedule.. Pats had that for 20 yrs the difference is the other 3 AFCE teams were rather incompetent most years. But they still won against top teams.

How sick would it make you to see Drake Maye or even Daniel Jones in the Super Bowl. Just skip over any gut wrenching playoff losses, pass the Bills and Allen and go straight to a Super Bowl.

All of them.

i agree all except for the part where you say we don't have burners. Elijah Moore and Curtis Samuel are elite speed guys sub 4.4 Also Miami played single high safety today which we don't normally see. They took away more underneath stuff and dared Josh to throw long but he never did. He's gonna develop a blindspot to the long ball pretty soon if he hasn't already.

Great regular season record for sure. But zero SB appearances with Allen in year 8 is a problem, and due to complete roster mismanagement and bad coaching when it really matters.

Honestly, I think flipping him to Milano's role next year will be fine. Those two are a LOT alike.

Tough decisions? You do realize that Brandon Beane can’t fire Sean McDermott, right? Even if he could I don’t think you can fire McDermott and not fire Beane as well

To Shavers? No. Pause it when Allen gets to the top of his drop. Shavers has just gotten to the 5 yard line, he has not even made his first move yet. As it is Allen tried hanging in there an extra half second against cover 0 to give Shavers time to try and get open, and that extra half second meant the pass was all arm since he couldn't step into it. Best case scenario here would have been the ball sailing out the back of the endzone incomplete. Obviously that's a better outcome than what actually happened but that's where the conversation has gotten - after Allen dragged the team kicking and screaming into a goal to go situation, does he take the bad option or the worse option? Too many people on here or on Twitter want to focus in on the individual process or result of a single play here and there, because it helps them ignore that the offensive structure is fundamentally broken. It's so much easier to point to one play and say "Allen needs to play better" than it is to accept that the people in charge have made fatal mistakes and there are no solutions coming.

If Harbaugh wants his own GM he says it before he takes the job. Beane has nothing to do with it. Pegula would have to make that choice before someone like Harbaugh or Vrabel ever moves to through the process of ever taking the job. The Vrabel love on this board makes me laugh. What has he done in his career that makes him better than McDermott?

They basically asked if Keon was doing enough or whatever the question was. He paused. Looked like he knew he had to be really careful with what he was gonna say and then said “yeah he got one (a touchdown) today.” Which obviously doesn’t seem like a sincere answer but Josh isn’t gonna throw Keon under the bus.

I cant wait for the new Hallmark movie "Holiday tragedy" brought to you by Prozac

And replaced with?

I still don't think they will beat us in the next matchup.. are they better than last year for sure Outside of the division which is always set.. and the division the AFC East plays which is set... Technically they do get two games guaranteed against the fourth team from the division the year before While the bills get the number one team in those two games That two game stretch isn't the end of the world but it there is a difference between playing the former fourth place team of the division and the former first place team in the division There's a reason they do that People act like they're guaranteed to win the division... I think we're taking them in foxboro

2 of our turnovers were in the red zone and the 3rd would have been a first down just outside of FG range. We were moving the ball. We just turned it over too much.

I'm with you here and I don't know whether to be happy or sad. In 2 of the last 5 seasons the Bills faced worse odds at winning their division at this point in the season then they do now. And in both cases McD rallied the team and they went on win streaks won the division and at least one playoff game. It would not shock me in the least of they did it again. But that's where I'm not sure whether to be happy or sad. Here we go again with another season where we thought we had a good chance to lock up the #1 seed and have a straight road to the SB. Then they stumble and suddenly just winning the division or even making the playoffs is put at risk. The psychology here is compelling: facing the very real possibility of missing the playoffs we rejoice when they turn it around and win the division. The season is now a success because we avoided a disastrous failure. I fell for this both times in the past. I suspect I'll fall for it hook, line & sinker again this season if it plays out this way.

Lol, went into both Buffalo and Tampa and won. How's that easier schedule for the Bills working out for them this year?

They haven’t done anything besides winning the highest percentage of games for an HC and GM in franchise history! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 There’s plenty of criticism to dish out, but let’s stay rooted in reality. They’ve never won a Super Bowl but don’t pretend the two men haven’t had a lot of success in Buffalo

Can somebody please tell me why, if we truly have receivers who can’t separate, does brilliant OC design an offense that relies on those receivers beating people one on one? It’s pathetic play design considering the tools we have. Brady needs to be fired!

Or........oddly enough....... when we aren't efficient in moving the ball we are more likely to turn the ball over?

Beane knows you bring in a big name like Harbaugh that he’s going to want his own GM. Maybe not but that’s my theory