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I have and both those teams have better receivers than the bills and frankly it's not close in my opinion Those teams issues are more the fact their QB should be out of the league kind of issues

This is the way McD wants to play football so my optimism is low. Not buying his press conference bull#### about wanting to be two dimensional. He has one thing in mind and it’s for the O to control the clock and keep his D off the field. The problem is it’s ***** hard to play offense that way week in week out. Impossible over a 17 game season.

The Bills suck. The Sabres Suck. The long, cold winter is upon us. I wanna new Drug!

everybody starving! 2019: #21 Brown 1,060 yds 2020: #1 (1,535 yards). Diggs 2021: #8 (1,225 yards). Diggs 2022: #5 (1,429 yards). Diggs 2023: #13 (1,183 yards). Diggs

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/46910949/legendary-nba-player-coach-lenny-wilkens-dies-88 One of the game's great pioneers both as player and coach. I attended his basketball camp when I was twelve during the Sonics heyday.

Easily. Another question, are we going to do anything different on offense to surprise them? Not a snowball's chance in hell.

Right but in the rare times those guys get beat, nobody says they played pretty well or calls them a bright spot, like people have here. They acknowledge they had a bad game

The issue is we're learning nothing. The Patriots, Falcons and Dolphins losses followed the same path, albeit at different levels. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. That's what's happening here.

Don't forget the end around. We've tried about half a dozen players and have graduated from "disaster fumble" to "1 yard gain" They're gonna break one for 3 or 4 yards eventually, just give them time to work it out!

Do you think that Tampa defense will be able to replicate what the Dolphins just did to us?

First person that has to go is talent evaluator for receivers. Then a serious look at what we are doing with OC. Here's to hoping he gets hired elsewhere because the league has figured him out quickly and effectively.

God I hate that play. Hes been running it for 2 years and it only works if Shakir can break tackles. It never looks right and the defense knows its coming.

I don't think it's over for this group but I think it is over for this season. It's not panic. It's an intelligent assessment of the team and the competition. There are too many injuries to overcome and not many teams could pull that off. Those players should all be back, next season. But there are also too many personnel mistakes and missed opportunities resulting from the GM's decisions on the draft and free agency. Plus problems with the coaching staff. HC, OC, DC. Issues with scheme, strategy, play calling personnel use, situational in-game decisions. Add in what I sense is burnout from some of the players. I get the impression Allen is one of them. All these things are contributing to the team's unacceptable performance. All need to be addressed. Nothing can be ignored or addressed with hope. Some big changes are needed. A fresh approach and environment. Obviously, Pegula is hesitant to make big changes. He needs to resist the urge to do nothing here.

I knew we would have trouble getting up for the Dolphins after beating KC. Losing games like this and the Falcons likely means no home playoff games. If we lose to the Pats, then I'll panic but until then I think we can beat anybody.

You can think it all you want it doesnt make it true. They both report to Pegula. McDermott is not Beanes boss. If Beane is letting McDermott walk all over him its because he doesnt have balls, not because McDermott is the "ultimate boss," whatever that is.

At this point you just sit back and laugh at sleepy Don and wait for the next guy to take over and undo all the bull#### he's done.

Brady's already trying to figure out how to make his bubble screen to Shakir work better. Maybe if they run it 15 times a game instead of 8 we will find success. He probably thinks they need to practice the jet sweep to Knox some more too.

Fresh staff tends to look at things from new perspectives. A coach that #17 and all of them can see new angles from has real value. 9 yrs later…a stink of stale has set in. Yes, Vrabel is one of the 2025 poster child for new perspectives.

Yeah, he’s not making any notable big plays anymore. Usually only time you see him on screen is coming in late after the tackle.

They elected Trump so I wouldn't count on people being smarter than this. Sounds like an idea someone who regularly bankrupted business would come up with.

Ive had that awful feeling throughout the past few years that a better coaching staff maximizes what we have to win. Watching Vrabel take a middling bunch to a higher level so fast just proves it. This current crew from McD, the OC, the DC and even the lesser coaches like STs etc just dont have that.

They have assimilated into full William and Mary status. 1 Dimensional running ball control offense. Small, fast, and brittle defense. When it works, looks great. When it fails, its terrible. Any team with a downhill running back will kill them.

Lol, I have lots and lots of spell check Easter eggs but those two were actually on purpose. Tub is a touchdown, I think I first heard it from Shannon Sharpe, checks is butt is ass.

There’s a couple things I’m having a hard time with. I don’t think winning yesterday would’ve hidden any flaws. There’s just no way fans see the issue with the passing game and the coach/GM doesn’t. They have to know it’s an issue regardless of the W/L outcome. You also mention that we look like a different team in our 6 wins vs our 3 losses. I think that’s the point with the pessimism. It seems much easier for teams to force us into the 3 loss version of this team. A 2-7 team who by all accounts quit on the season, dominated us. That’s not good and I don’t think it’s an anomaly. At this point, I think we’ll make the playoffs because we have Josh Allen. Once there, anything can happen. But the difference this year vs others is I’ll expect to get bounced at some point and have no real expectations of a SB. I’ll think it’s possible because it is, but it’s not expected which will make the season ending loss not hurt like it has in years past. I’ll also add that I believe we need to move on from Brady. I’m tore on Beane and McDermott. I do know this though, any offseason in 2026 that does not include 2 to 3 attempts at WR (draft round 1, another early before round 5 at worst, and a FA) will be a failure in my eyes. I know Beane had his rant this past offseason but he needs to admit past mistakes and attack it hard this offseason.

It’s over when it’s over. right now there are major flaws causing issues and they have to find a way to fix the flaws or at the minimum lessen the flaws. They need all these guys with injuries to get back asap.