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I realize the Bills have been bitten by the injury bug this season, but in reality they are recognized as having some of the best strength and wellness facilities in the league. It's just bad luck.

I would have rather had Megan...

https://youtu.be/LD5mudHFCqQ?si=4GbC2vUAGTqflVnu This is the part I love- Diggs holds "everyone accountable ". Just watch Jt o Sullivans breakdown of Diggs in the divisional playoff round against KC. JT Constantly calls him out for not trying hard, running the wrong routes, and of course the fumble and the massive drop at the end of the game. Diggs loves to yell and scream at other people to "hold them accountable ", but in the biggest game of the season there are numerous plays of him on film dogging it with poor effort. He is a straight up clown

"They got no one who can win on the outside."

Likely a close game and a lot depends on which Allen shows up. Bucs 28 Bills 24

If there was evidence of trumps wrong doing, why didn't the Biden administration go after him? Now the Epstein files are a big deal?

Diggs lost faith in how McDermott was running things and how he wants his offense ran. Diggs seemed to have no issue with Dabol,and to a lesser extent Dorsey. But he kept seeing the defense fail and saw how things were going with Brady. He'll yes he wanted out and now we see why. Too much

I don't know. How much will Joe Brady be in Josh's head?

the emails are incendiary because they're real and show a close relationship between epstein and trump. I'm glad someone else went through 10's of thousands of emails to find the most relevant. I wouldn't do it. Re tracey, I don't see any credentials that make him more qualified than I am to be a political commentator. He has a high school education. You guys always latch on to these randos....

I think he is mostly blameless, yeah. It is true that Allen isn't playing as well as last year, independent of anything going on around him. I don't think anybody denies that. But that's normal. Even the greatest QBs ever have down seasons over the course of their career. Those down seasons often coincide with the supporting cast around them having down seasons. Look at Brady's final season in New England. His best WRs were a 33 year old Julian Edelman and a rookie Jakobi Meyers. Gronkowski had just retired. All of this resulted in Brady having his lowest YPG, passer rating, ANY/A, success rate, etc. since at least 2013. A lot of people thought his career was over... Until he went to the team with the best supporting cast in the league, which got his statistical output back to its normal heights and he immediately won another Super Bowl. Look at Mahomes the past two seasons. Plenty of analysts have said he wasn't playing at his best in those seasons but it was understandable given the mess around him. I didn't blame him for the Super Bowl loss to Philly either - he had no chance in those conditions. So for me it's not just a Josh Allen bias, I try to be consistent in evaluating QB play within the conditions that they're given. The growing narrative that really irritates me is the one that tries to give equal (or greater) blame to Allen as it does to the rest of the operation. That's what bothers me about the Jim Kubiak article and a couple other analyses I've seen floating around social media. The expectations for Allen have gotten to be utterly ridiculous. Fans are saying out loud "we need Allen to play like the MVP for us to have a chance at the Super Bowl" but they're framing that as a criticism of Allen! That framing is totally backwards. And it seems to me that that mindset permeates the entire organization. No need for certain players to give it their all on every play, or for the GM to add legit talent, or for the coaches to add wrinkles and make adjustments. Eventually Superman will just put on his cape, right? Wow look at that 3rd and 16 where he ran around for 20 seconds before finding an open WR, that's the Allen we need. Ah but he threw an interception at the end of the drive. That means he's to blame for the result. Long post so just so summarize - Allen isn't playing at his best but I mainly attribute that to the architecture around him being a complete mess. We're running the same concepts that we've put on film a million times going back to last year. We have the worst pass catching talent in the league especially when Palmer and Kincaid are both injured. The OL hasn't been as consistent as last year. I hate the nitpicky analysis of "well on this play if you freeze frame it right here I think Allen could have maybe hit that 2 yard short crosser." It's too narrow-focused and it doesn't properly account for how NFL QBs make their reads. The big picture conversation is what I'm interested in and that's what Chris Simms gets into in that video. Those issues, not Allen, are why we have very little chance of turning this passing offense around.

Diggs I think lost faith in McDermott and the coaching here in general and that was an accelerant to get the fire going in order to essentially force Beane's hand. Ironically the main nemesis for McD has been the playoffs and Stefon didn't excel in that same area when he was a Buffalo Bill. Having said that we'd sure welcome a WR who can achieve 100 receptions a year who can actually not faceplant in the playfoffs but elevate even further.

He's not injured, that makes many of us excited.

Bills overachieved last season. Our defense nowhere close to Super Bowl caliber and our offense is facing the same issue we faced last season….lack of talent. Cook was the only reason we were competitive in that AFCCG…..take him out the equation and that game is an ugly one.

One thing I will say is the Minnesota leadership was a lot like the buffalo leadership. I think grable has the balls to rightly put digs in check or tell him to shut the ***** up.

Yes he was onto something. After 4 years he realized this team with the coaching/management structure in place, would never win a Super Bowl. Hate the guy all you want, he is a great football player, and the kind of GameDay player this team desperately needs.

He won't be in Joshs head. This isn't High school. And NO, Mack Hollins would not be our best receiver over Shakir or Palmer.

Beane and McDermott want to build the 2015 Panthers. Beane has mentioned that team specifically in comments, which proves it's on their minds. IMO the see Josh as a version of Cam, only this time they won't ruin his career by having him take too much of a beating early on. That sort of explains most of their philosophy. The only major difference is they have never found their MLB equivalent. Other than that, they want a superman QB, jags at WR, and lots of resources spent on defense so they can scheme it up. McDermott is distancing himself from Beane so he can avoid the blame, but I think it's clear as day where the philosophy comes from.

I'd take a narcissist winner over a jolly happy dancing clown any day. You will throw a tantrum when his teammates let him down. At the same time he's going to push everyone around him. He's going to be a fire under everyone's ass and hold them accountable There isn't anybody on this team to do that Yeah we saw him getting Josh's face and argue but we also saw him there to talk him up, praise him, encourage him when he fell down too. The hate on Stefan Diggs has an NFL player is ridiculous. As a person yeah, it could make some sense to ridicule him but he's an NFL player in our world and that's all he is because we don't know him.

Im not a big McDermott fan, but im not going to blame Sean for Diggs acting like a 5 year old. He blew up in Minnesota as well and he demanded out. This is just who he is and I don't think it matters who the coach is

Democrats Were Given a Chance to Put Their Money Where Their Mouth Is on Epstein Files – Guess What Happened by Rusty Weiss Republican Rep. Tim Burchett (TN-18) offered up a softball pitch to Democrats suddenly clamoring for public transparency regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files. They whiffed worse than the Mighty Casey. Why? Because it's all a political ploy meant to take down their nemesis, President Donald Trump. As reported Wednesday, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee genuinely thought they finally had Trump cornered when it came to the Epstein files. They released a trove of 20,000 documents from the late sex-trafficker's estate, then honed in on three particular out-of-context emails which, in their minds, showed something nefarious. Instead, it blew up spectacularly when it was discovered that the emails had redacted any mention of the "victim" in the case, who happened to be Virginia Giuffre. That move was intentional. Giuffre had stated under oath that Trump never acted inappropriately with her and that she never saw him with Epstein. "Democrats and their lackeys in the media are painting these emails as 'bombshell' revelations," Van Laar writes, "but all they reveal is how desperate the Democrats are and again demonstrate how low they'll go." It took less than a 24-hour news cycle for the Democrats' big bombshell to fall through. It'd be hilarious if it weren't so sad. That said, Burchett, emboldened by his colleagues across the aisle's newfound interest in the Epstein files, decided to allow them the opportunity to put their money where their mouth is. He went to the House floor and requested unanimous consent (UC) — a procedural move that would have fast-tracked the release of all remaining Jeffrey Epstein files. Democrats, instead, shriveled up faster than George Costanza after a swim in the pool. .

I honestly don't think he was or is that smart.

Bucs 34 Bills 24 Bills O will come out hot after last week's sh-tshow, but won't sustain after the first drive or two of scripted plays ends. D will play valiantly, but in the end can't yet overcome all of their injuries. Turn-overs numbers will also once again go against the Bills. I hope I am wrong, but I think the team is in for a very bumpy ride from here on out.