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Assuming week 1 against the powerhouse Raiders doesn’t count?

Let’s bench those guys

They must be a blast at parties. “Don’t you know chicken wings are bad for your cholesterol?”

The intent to post here was not to mock at our players...just saw it as an interesting observation. Go Bills !!!

Burton was off the Bills, and most every other teams draft boards. Toxic. Cincy doesn’t care about character.

Too cold too cold.

Carolina beat the Rams. Saints beat the Bucs. Dolphins beat the Bills. Raiders beat the Pats. It’s a week to week league. Any given Sunday. It’s hard to win in the NFL. 10 wins in a row is damn impressive, no matter the cupcake schedule

Retired..also. Maybe they did call him. Last time he played, he was not good.

Coleman won’t be an integral part of this offense this year. Pretty sure when Palmer comes back from injury, Coleman is a healthy scratch. Just don’t see him making any impact this late in the season. If Kincaid stays healthy, he will be a large target moving forward. Last few games, and the whole season, our offense relies heavily on TE’s and backs to pick up a lot of the receiving yards. Bengals game, our WR’s had 53 of Josh’s 251 yards. Steelers, WR’s had 32 of 123 game receiving yards. For the season our WR’s have 1,694 of Josh’s 3,084 yards. Not a lot of opportunities for Coleman to make any impact. Heck, JSM in Seattle alone has 1,428 yards this season, Nacua has 1,186.

I can't tell you how happy it made me to see the Eagles fans suffer last night. I still remember the obnoxious guy who sat next to my son and me at the Ralph in 2019 who was taunting all the Bills fans about the Eagles winning. Of course nobody took a shot at him to get him to shut up because this is Buffalo. Try going to a game in Philly and taunting the locals sometime. Make sure your health insurance is paid up first. I can't decide which I enjoyed more, the Hurts pick/fumble (first player in NFL history to throw a pick and fumble the ball on the same play) or the fact that the game ended with a Hurts pick at the goal line. As Allan Sherman* once said, "both great." *I'm guessing nobody gets this reference, you need to be of a certain age and ethnic background...

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The goal for him imho right now is to catch everything and just be productive a little bit. Maybe make a play here or there. I have given up on him being a top 1- 2 wr

Not yet... maybe next week

Good vibes... Check out 3peat while my DJ revolves it.

A no vote here, maybe because I get so dreamy eyed every time I watch it. Ain’t never been a better, grittier portrayal of the unsuspecting everyman hero character.

Coleman isn't dedicated enough to his craft. I started questioning his initiative years ago against the Jags on MNF. Shakir got blasted in the knees running in to the end zone from a guy Coleman should have been blocking. Instead of blocking the guy that blasted Shakir, he just stood there and watched

Not 1/100th the player of Tee. Tee is making high effort, one handed clutch catches, while concussed. Keon runs lazy routes, and shows little effort on scramble drills

Did we get an explanation? I can only presume there was some sort of clock issue that the refs wouldn't acknowledge (happens sometimes where it doesn't reset) and so he had to take it to prevent a DOG, but I don't know. 3rd down has been better since McDermott took over playcalling. It was rough Sunday, agreed. Not sure all of that was scheme though. The Bills have to tackle better. It has been the single strongest theme through our entire season - defensively our tackling has sucked.

Unless the Rams collapse Matt Stafford will be MVP.

The Bills wouldn’t win 5 games this year without Josh, and that’s including the rest of the schedule.

I have also watched every Chiefs game and while I agree with you on talent being by far the biggest factor I do think there have been games this year where there offensive gameplan has been really poor and disjointed. Their shotgun run game is dreadful and there are time where they really try and force feed it and get themselves behind the sticks; then they throw way too many deep balls which is exactly what teams want them to do week after week. Is that Mahomes going rogue? Maybe. But they need to cut the deep shots at least in half and they need better concepts to work the middle of the field. I think what you are seeing is that "Kelce find space and turn around" route that was their staple for many years was more about two elite players than it was design because now Kelce is not the same guy it has all but gone from the playbook. Mahomes already has a career high in rushing and rushing TDs and is only one shy of his career record in 1st downs rushing with four games remaining. And that is almost all scrambling. Without it the offense would be stuck in neutral way too often. They still have some of the best trick plays in the game and there is still nobody I'd trust more to call me an offensive play on a critical 3rd down with 4 minutes to go in a ball game than Andy Reid... but some of the fundamentals of their offensive scheme have been broken this year. Matt Nagy is 100% gone after the season. He will be the sacrificial lamb for the offense. I don't know for sure what the responsibility split is between he and Reid but I suspect he does most of the gameplanning even if Andy calls a lot of it on gameday and they just haven't been clever enough. I will also say on Andy... two weeks in a row big game management errors. Going for it this week, punting in Dallas, both were the wrong call in the situation. He has always had a bit of that in him going back to his Philly days. On the flipside I give Spags huge credit. I think he is turning water into if not wine then at least a refreshing light ale with that defense. He has coached his ass off this year. I think talk of firing Andy is insane. He has earned the right to go at the time of his choosing. But in the offseason I think they need to go back to the drawing board a bit with that offense. And it starts with finding a way to control the middle of the field again. Because when you don't this offense does not function at the same level.

I agree, but there also just needs to be common sense. The refs should have seen that and stopped the game and required him to leave to get further evaluations. And there needs to be space in the protocols for the evaluators to have discretion to hold them out regardless of the way they are answering questions. He grabbed his head in pain multiple times. Aren't the refs supposed to stop the game and force him off the field in those situations?

To follow, I just watched this on Prime a couple weeks ago, thoroughly enjoyed it. Still available for members.