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Antonio Cromartie - them kids gotta eat

It was the first time we ever in our history gave up 150 yards to a RB and a WR in the same game. Its historically bad.

What righteous characters like James won"t publically admit is they threw the first punch in this fight and accusing anyone of weaponizing justice is quite hypocritical.

What really sucks is the fees on the tickets. That really makes my gray hair fall out.

Tashard Choice

Which probably was going to involve Palmer more because he can at least get separation according to Joe Marino. And then Palmer went down on the 2nd series, so there goes that plan. Meanwhile, doesn’t seem like Shavers is anywhere near being on the same page as Josh, and Keon is just blanketed all day.

Unfortunately it’s true.

Going to go out on a limb here and go with someone who’s never been injured, played for the Panthers and unlikely to fail a PED test and be suspended.

Letting Edmunds walk was the right move. Especially since he wanted to test Free Agency and we'd have had to match or beat the offer Chicago made. Drafting his replacement in Bernard in the 3rd Round was the right move. Signing Edmunds' replacement to a long term deal, paying Bernard decent money was the *wrong move*. With how Bernard regressed in 2024 and how he's playing in 2025, the right move was to save that cap and Draft Bernard's replacement, like we did with Edmunds. It's insane to me after taking a step back last year that they rushed to extend him before they had to. I'd have definitely waited on seeing how his 2025 went. His play since 2024 is not difficultly replaced. Middle Linebacker is not a premium position. You can find a top MLB prospect without spending a 1st. Very possible you could have upgraded with a 2nd or 3rd and kept some money for upgrades elsewhere.

Finally, analysis that matters.

First, the defense is better than the offense the past couple of games. Second, your conclusion doesn't follow from the premise, IMO. It's understood within the framework of deferring to double dip at the half that the other team having the ball first is valuable to them and potentially consequential. It's a tradeoff. A reasonable one, IMO. Um, not at all. The first half puts your team ahead, or behind. It frames the second half. It's very very very meaningful.

I thought he'd come out in shades in the 2nd half

With the trend lately on this team, pretty obvious it’s A.J. Klein…

Two losses and the mob with torches and pitch forks come out. Reality check. This team is in transition. In flux of defensive talent was the focus. There are growing pains with young talent. NOW the whole thing went awry with injuries in the preseason and continue to this day. This seems to be a problem with the strength and conditioning program. Second observation is the OC has been the reason the offense is sputtering. Rely on the best players. Cook is playing only half the snaps. Where is the RBs in the passing attack? The trick plays he dials up has a poor track record. When injuries hit the WR corps, he is slow to alter his play calling and personnel usage. Brady has the offense riding a roller coaster. The DC is over his head and seems to have no solutions to the decimated secondary and porous run defense. These are problems that need to be addressed. IMO the soft zone is making opponents WRs look spectacular. Beane has to reassess how he and McD are building the roster. Overall, once they get healthy this team can dominate. The players are the ones who have to play smart, not make unforced errors, execute the plays as designed and perform to a high standard. This crew has been disappointing, to me, this whole season. Sorry about venting but this is my opinion. Have a great bye week. GO out and enjoy Sunday with family and friends. GO BILLS.

Bernard has been frustrating last year and half now with durability and play on the field, but Bernard’s 2023 was greater than all of Edmund’s years in Buffalo combined

Jeffery Simmons! Alontae Taylor

Agreed. Sometimes a new voice is needed to reach new heights. I’m not giving up on this season though. There’s plenty of time to right this ship and I think they will come out of the bye with more focus. I hope so anyway.

That’s all you got???

Not THE focal point. Equally split with Kincaid and Cook. Although I think it should be Cook> Kincaid > Palmer (because he can run a diverse tree than Shakir) > Shakir > Coleman > Samuel (he can make plays) > pass to RB not named cook > Knox > Hawes.

If you really want to jump off a bridge look at his history in Carolina. This is who he is. Diggs is the absolute crown jewel of his WR acquisitions over his entire career.

Isaiah McKenzie (re-signed) - Brandon Powell - Lance Lenoir - Jake Kumerow (re-signed) - Jamison Crowder - Deonte Harty - Trent Sherfield - Andy Isabella - Tyrell Shavers - Curtis Samuel - Mack Hollins - Quintez Cephus - Chase Claypool - Marquez Valdes-Scantling - Deon Cain - Damiere Byrd - Jalen Virgil - K.J. Hamler - Laviska Shenault Jr. - Elijah Moore Drafted: Day 1️⃣: 0 Day 2️⃣: 1 - Keon Coleman (R2) Day 3️⃣: 6 - Gabe Davis (R4) - Isaiah Hodgins (R6) - Marquez Stevenson (R6) - Khalil Shakir (R5) - Justin Shorter (R5) - Kaden Prather (R7) Acquired: - Amari Cooper (half-year rental) Yikes.

We rank 12th in DVOA, it's the lowest we have been ranked since 2019. This isn't a Super Bowl team right now. This isn't a team that is going to just catch fire come playoff time. They have the largest regular season to playoffs regression in NFL history based on EPA. The team will need to be playing well enough that it can survive some of that regression. I just can't sign up for actual improvement in the postseason given how overwhelming the data is at this point. Our scheme is easy to beat with prep time and postseason talent and that's been proven even in years where we had some talent. We don't have the horses right now and are getting carved up by 2nd year QB's. Lord help us for what this will look like come postseason without major changes.

For years ... YEARS ... we had people on here telling us the whole problem was our mediocre run game, that we needed to take the pressure off Josh to act like Superman all the time by getting a good runner and a good physical OL. So we get that and now it's that the problem is that we've taken the ball out of Josh's hands. Josh isn't playing as well as he usually does. Nor is most of the offense. Plus losing Kincaid and Palmer is going to tend to reduce passing effectiveness. I don't know what the solution is, but I'm pretty sure it's not to give him more difficult throws. Mix in more longer and mid-range stuff, maybe? More bunch formations and such? I'm not against bringing in another WR in a trade, but people keep asking for Chase and for Garrett Wilson. Better to be realistic. Maybe a speed guy would help. The Bills have a record, a long and consistent record, of fixing problems they encounter early and in the middle of the season by the time December rolls around. Hopefully that will continue.