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That’s my preference …. But that might end up being a potential threat to someone ??

And everybody who says he's about to retire because he lost his passion listen to the speech he gave Wyoming football This dude is football.. his wife did not take away the drive.. the losing does not take away the drive He is the epitome of a competitor who is going to always bounce back.. and he's going to retire in Buffalo

Not happy about Pats or Texan losses but they are not where HC has failed this season. ATL and Miami where Bills were gashed in run game and seemed to think they could show up with a half A effort and win. That’s where McB failed..

First ever Wyoming jersey retired. Go JA! Go Bills!

Anybody who thinks this guy is running out of Buffalo to go home to California has their head in their butt This guy is Buffalo.. this guy is the face of the NFL And he's the epitome of a professional football player As I have always said.. Josh Allen is not the guy that everybody says here is just going to quit and throw in the towel and run home That's ridiculous

Maybe. But it looked like legitimate humanity. I’d like to think we have some left in the world and a violent sport.

Josh didn’t get taken out of Houston on a stretcher.

Maybe not but I don't think it works the way you think it works either. Players say they want to be traded and aren't all the time. AJ Brown comes to mind. First off they're not gonna just give him away if he doesn't "want" to be here and demands a trade. It would take 2 1sts and 2 2nds + to start the conversation. These big QB trades don't happen very often. I can remember the Giants trading for Fran Tarkenton which took 2 1sts and 2 2nds. Then they traded back a few years later for a 1st and a 2nd. The Rams traded Goff + 2 1sts and a 3rd and 6 players for Stafford. Second off, who ya trade him to? You're not going to trade him within the AFC East and unless someone bowls you to an AFC team. Who is this magical team that is just 1 30 year old QB away from winning multiple Super Bowls? I suppose maybe Minnesota but they're a jinxed franchise just like us. Dallas maybe, they have extra picks from the Parsons trade. But they're on the hook for Dak. Which brings up another issue, salary cap. Josh is big hit and I don't think Buffalo is going to want to eat his cap just to give Josh what he "wants".

I don’t know what’s worse a Bill’s game or Hallmark.

Can’t we hire a legitimate OC instead of some guy that pedals into town with training wheels.

When we are up there for Thanksgiving, my mom is recording it and wants us all watch as a family including my college aged kids. That will be the after dinner activity. As corny and sappy as this movie will be, i’ll smile and watch.

We need to stop the revisionist history with Daboll. As if there weren’t endless calls for him to be fired in 2021 when we lost 4 games (including 3 in 5 weeks) where the offense scored 15 points or less. There’s a reason he’s never coached an above average offense where he didn’t have both an elite QB and an elite WR1.

Perhaps it's too early to go here but does anyone still believe (like so many did pre-trade deadline) that we just needed to trade for a #1 and Bills would have a real shot to compete for SB this year?

I know I do. But at least I wasn't the OP. It's more of a LOL right now to be honest.

That’s our captain and I fully expect him to show us what he means by appreciating the hurt after a loss. This insufferable bullcrap after losses needs to stop and some need to get a clue about the nature of the NFL. There will be a re-tooling, not a rebuild. Happens to all great teams at some point. KC is another example.

Probably. Regardless of the cheesiness and predictability of Hallmark movies, my wife enjoys the wholesomeness and good cheer they offer. No swearing, violence, or other obvious negativity. For her, Hallmark is a nice break from the harshness of constant real-world news stuff and documentaries that are on when I’m controlling the remote. She’s a big Bills fan through marriage, so the movie will have added interest. No matter how saccharin and cornball the show may be, I’ll enjoy sharing the time with my wife. When I see her smiling as she watches, that’ll make the two hour event all worthwhile for me. Edit: just found out that The Soprano’s Bobby Baccalieri and Ralphie Ciferetto are in the movie, so maybe somebody will get whacked afterall. 😜

https://www.louisianasports.net/2025/11/22/report-saints-may-not-be-allowed-to-release-brandin-cooks/latest-stories/ Didn't know where else to post this.

I don't see how we're picking just one thing here. Yes, coaching has been subpar both at the head coach level and coordinators. Yes, we have injuries and guys playing that shouldn't be playing. Yes, FO whiffed on some picks and generally speaking haven't done a good enough job bringing in high end talent. That said...Josh has been mediocre at best in a bunch of these games. Some of that is on coaches, some on receivers, some on line, etc., but some of it is definitely on him. There's too much at this point that Josh hasn't had a typically good season by his standards or otherwise. Also, we've seen normally good players like Dawkins and Brown play under their capabilities for various reasons. We've seen savvy vets like Taron and Milano get old right in front of our eyes. We've gone from a turnover lucky team to turnover prone and losing the turnover battle. There's so much going wrong with this team that pointing fingers in any one direction is missing the point.

He hasn't played for the Panthers yet, so he's not allowed back until he pays his time first.

He’s going to be ready for this Steelers game.

I’m expecting he gets an offer that Milano got this year …reduction and some guaranteed money for 1 more year or …

I still think we got hot in December & have as good a shot as anyone once the playoffs start. We've seen in some of the games how good this team CAN be. They can be as good as anyone.

After his burned relationship with former db coach Butler, and his comments about the bills he's not coming back lol I think Butler is now the secondary coach at Kansas State

To me, it's less about how they're actually playing, than it is about preparation. On offense, plays are constantly getting in late, even more so than it's been an issue in the past. e.g. Thr night they got the ball back down by 4 and ran their first play with nearly 3 minutes left and only managed to get one more snap off before the 2:00 warning. If they were across midfield, then that's by design, but they were around their own 20. It's now Thanksgiving and Carolina is the only team they've outschemed since September. Procedure penalties are a bigger problem than I ever remember them being. On defense, we are seeing more examples of presnap confusion than we have in the last couple years combined. Even STs are a mess outside of Davis' recent flurry, with more penalty problems and coverage/return issues. This is the first time in the Allen era where I've regularly thought to myself that this is genuinely a poorly coached team.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder. I can't believe how many people forget how frustrating he was here. Would frequently abandon the run. Wayyyyyy to many "cute" play calls. This would be like someone going back to their ex because they are going through a dry spell....only to remember EXACTLY why she's your ex to begin with