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Because he isn’t better than the scrubs we have at WR

Nancy Pelosi’s legacy is the socialist takeover of her party. Former House speaker retires after presiding over party's dramatic leftward shift since 2007 By David Marcus The year was 1987 and the Democrat speaker of the House of Representatives was a moderate Texan named Jim Wright, the Senate majority leader was West Virginia’s Robert Byrd, and socialism was a dirty word in the Party of Jefferson and Jackson. This was the year that San Francisco’s Nancy Pelosi would begin her career in Congress, and regarding both her and her Democrat Party, we can surely say, you’ve come a long way, baby. Former Speaker Pelosi announced this week that she would not be seeking a 900th (or whatever it is) term in the House, and at 85 years old, she leaves a Democrat Party that has all but fully embraced socialism. She is arguably the biggest reason why. Last month, amid growing pressure from the left, Pelosi’s hand-picked successor to hold the House gavel, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., endorsed a full-on socialist to be mayor of his hometown of New York City in what looked like a hostage video. Pelosi is praised to high heaven by both parties for her ability to rule her conference with an iron fist and brook no quarter to opposition, but in practice, this clearly alienated moderate Democrats. In the case of New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew, he became a Republican. There is no indication that Pelosi is upset that hers is now the Democrat Socialist Party in all but name. We can imagine former GOP Speaker John Boehner ruefully deploring how the Tea Party and Trump captured his party over a cigarette and glass of red wine, but Pelosi seems pleased as punch. https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/david-marcus-nancy-pelosis-legacy-socialist-takeover-her-party .

that Houston game on a short week is not going to be pretty. The only way we win that is to just pound the ball, play field position, and try to grind out like a 16-13 type win.

Exactly. In the video when they broke the drought, she even said she takes the wins and losses more personal than Terry. I remember a few years back she was out in the parking lot doing shots with the fans. They showed it on the CBS pregame show. If she were healthy, I would think that McDermott and Beane are already gone, or their seats are extremely hot.

Bc he is not good at football

A pulse and availability Sunday afternoons are the only requirements for this years WR room. Pulling for Gabe!

Yeah this boggles me mind, just like letting Josh scramble and utilize a downfield passing attack. They took all the things he was best at and then created an offense that's the complete opposite even when it works. It's criminal.

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How many trans women have you banged again Roundy?

Kinda tired of retreads, particularly when it comes to guys who have already been cut. There have to be fresh options out there.

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If we are angry about KJ Hamler not being on the roster then there’s way bigger issues.

I agree with you however this is the kind of player that McBeane have typically extended, the kind of player that McBeane fall in love with and reward prematurely. Milano was injury-prone before his extension as was Terrel Bernard. Ed Oliver missed 4 games in the season before he signed his extension. In 3 seasons Dawson Knox never played a full season before signing his extension in 2022. Greg Rousseau missed 6 games in 3 seasons before his extension.

Again, this is a tax write off for a guy who is worth 9 bill of his own. And you have missed what I was saying completely, all you want to do is argue just to argue. My main point was with the NFL as a whole. All I said about Terry is he has no incentive to make a regime change. If you disagree with that component,put up a valid discussion challenging that part. I will say this, and I will die on this hill, KIM is the one who wanted the Bills and would have truly put all she had into winning.

One of the truly great story songs in popular music. It sort of hangs in the air after listening.

Sad but true. Josh had killer stats with playaction in his first years, and they had no running game back then! They have now and don't max it out.

At least that mofo could get open. At this point, not signing him is willful negligence.

Yesterday was rough but I’m not worried about the offense. The offense actually has earned the benefit of the doubt from me. They have been excellent for 6 now and they can course correct. The problem with this team has remained since 2018. The defense absolutely sucks. There’s no way I’ll ever think that can change again. There was a two week turnaround where I actually felt hope but then a team just said enough and showed us the flaw. We are never going to win with this scheme. There is way to much nickel, the MLB is way to small and we are setting edges from way to far away. Unless this coach gets fired or told directly you are no longer allowed near this defense, we will never win. This guy has wasted the entire prime of the best player we ever had and there seems to be no end in sight. The offense will be fine. But we have an expiration date as usual because of the coach and his defense

I'm not panicked, I'm resigned. This is not a Superbowl team. It may not even be a wildcard team. Years of bad contracts and poor drafts have caught up with us. Milano, Bernard and Taron Johnson are washed. Why? We draft undersized, fast LBS that get pounded and injured. Johnson is a DB they make play LB. They never seem to make it to the playoffs when we need them the most. Massive contracts like Beane gave Knox limit our ability to acquire FAs. Missed early picks on D Line and cornerback have hurt. This big contract to Ed Oliver, another undersized (see a pattern?) player for his position limits us and he is once again out. The money we gave FA receivers is ridiculous. None of them are better than a 3 or 4 wideout on other teams. The pass on Worthy for Keon is really aging well. We do have a solid OL and stud RB, something to build on there. And of course Josh, but the years are flying by and we have no championships to show for it. So no panic, just the realization that not only has the league caught up and passed us, so has the AFCE. The Pats aren't panicking because they win with methodical offense and tough defense -AND- they don't beat themselves. They can run, pass and defend. We can only run. The core of this team is just not good enough. That's not panic, it's just time to flush and rebuild while Josh had some years left. I'd rather rebuild with a new GM and HC. A GM that actually builds around a generational QB and a HC that can maximizes that QB's talent and build a defense with size, speed and grit that can actually stay on the field and not live in the blue tent. I'd rather a regime change, but don't count on it. I just pray we're not in for another few years of washed re-treads at skill positions and a D scheme that OC"s have long figured out.

They dont. It means more to us fans then it does most of the owners

McDermott laments how he would prefer the "Wishbone" attack perfected by colleges such as Oklahoma in the 1970's.

If we're missing Kincaid that Houston game is going to be rough regardless if Palmer is back or not

Couldn't agree more. If you step back, it's ridiculous that we put so much of our own personal well being (mentally) into this group of millionaires playing for a billionaire. NFL is a money machine and I'm not convinced the owners or the players care 1/2 as much as the fans about winning.

I really don't care what McDermott says in his pressers. I don't care what Brady says in his. It doesn't take much to know that this offense is broken. Just watch the games. Now, I know somebody is going to quote me with their "Well, ACTUALLY" type comment and throw some snazzy metrics/analytics the "prove" this offense is just dandy. And I will preemptively say to them..."WATCH THE GAME" Everything the Bills do on offense, even on "good" days looks so hard for them to do. It relies too much on Josh running around and "hoping" he can turn chicken 💩 into chicken salad. There are no "bread and butter" type played that they know can grab them a few extra yards. There are no easy throws designed to get Allen in a rhythm. And it's almost like Brady looks at what works and what players do well and says, nope, that's too easy. Far too often on third down for example, let's get Cook out of the game. Let's not let Josh roll out to his right where he can make plays choosing to run or throw. Nope. You get Ty Johnson and stand tall in the pocket. And if Shakir can't get open over the middle, we punt. It's the "Make a Wish-nowsky" offense. We have James Cook. We have Shakir short. We have Kincaid when healthy. Then we handicap Allen by removing Cook and any threat of a run on third downs. We remove Kincaid due to load management. And we ask Allen to put on the cape and make something happen. Bottom line is, yesterday, Brady and his offense got clowned by a defense that has been routinely torched all year, started Walmart greeters at CB and hasn't stopped the run all year. Yes, I know there isn't much to work with at the WR position. But every week I see players of the same talent level of Samuel, Moore and even Shavers make plays because they are schemed open with quick and easy routes. But Brady can't do that. I seriously think they need to pass the play calling sheet to someone new.