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idk if I blame it all on the coaching staff. Allen himself has been concerned about his image a lot.

Cook wouldnt be over paid even if we gave him exactly what he asked for on social media. Samuel is over paid. Knox is over paid. DJones is over paid. Heck, Shakir is over paid in comparison.

What are our favorable matchups?

Our FO is dumpster diving for players and expecting to have a decent team on the field each season........that's on them if they put themselves in cap hell with bad contracts for mediocre players.

You very well may be right. Jets have won 2 in a row and Thursday games can be really odd The Patriots this year remind me a lot of the Bills the first time we made the AFCCG against Kansas City. As you said, probably a year too early for them, but the conference is weak so they very well may make a deep push. And for the record I would absolutely hate that game being the one to decide the AFC Super Bowl participant. Either KC make a fourth straight SB or Diggs gets to his first.

I'm almost rooting for the wheels to fall off to get us closer to regime change, than another season of this. The last time we made a clear improvement from one season to the next was the 2020 season.

I don't think people didn't want him, it's that they didn't want the bills to over pay him. I think the contract he got is entirely fair and glad we were able to lock him up

The amount of infractions round here that i'm wracking up lately could surely be parade-worthy...........i'd accept a statue.

This is almost too good to be true... the Bills have the roster to beat any of the other 6 playoff teams at this point. The big question as always in the playoffs is, is the coaching staff up to the challenge?

When it comes to McDermott, you would be correct. 😂

Id also say it is very tough to win all the 'easy' games. That in of itself is a mark of an actually good team.

The very next day?!?.........the team should never have allowed him on the team bus after that game and in fact, they should have made him take an Uber home.

Could be. It reminds me of the scene from My Cousin Vinny where Judge Haller mocks Vinny by saying "it seems like you'd just like to skip the whole process and go straight to a directed dismissal." The Bills seem to just want to go straight to the Championship Game and skip the regular season games altogether-- except those that might be a barometer on their Championship mettle, e.g. the 4th quarter against Ravens and KC. If only it worked that way.

I'm ratcheting down my expectations - I expect us to win one of the next two games (probably beat TB and then lose on the road at Houston, although Thurs night games can be crapshoots). We have a lot of road games coming up where we tend to do worse. Looks like we're trending toward a WC spot. But that may not be so bad if we get hot at the right time and luck into favorable matchups.

no one is saying this is a “good idea” it’s a bad idea in response to many, many bad decisions by the prior administration that have led to higher prices and higher rates The cash flows at the borrower level would be about even (mortgage payment vs lease) only a portion (small up front to be sure) would go to Equity (say $500 of $2,000 to start, still better than tossing that money away in a lease, but doesn’t sound like people are gonna agree with this cause they hate the Trump admin) that’s fine, but there is just no question that the CPI supports the idea that all inflation is just Biden’s fault and here’s why we’re here talking about 50 year mortgages the WSJ ran an article assessing this about the why I did yesterdays only they assume a 20% down payment on a $400k house which is dumb cause if you have $80,000 you’re not doing this but anyways i wouldnt do it, I did a 25 year, but here’s where we are

I think there is a lot of complacency within the organization as a whole, and it starts at the top and trickles down.

The way it’s going this season, this wouldn’t surprise me one bit.

I don’t know how many times this needs to be said but the Jets were not going to trade within the division. Diana Russini reported on this.

I doubt they did, but they sure looked like it. It was just awful, and totally unexpected.

I see lots of people keep pointing to the last place schedule but I'm not sure how much that factors in seeing it is only 3 games. Right now they are 1-1 in those games with the NYG still to go while Buffalo is 1-0 with Houston and Philly still to go so worst case scenario it is only a 1 win advantage for the Pats***. Problem right now is Buffalo lost to them head to head, lost to a team that they beat in Atlanta, and will lose to another team they beat in Tampa if Buffalo can't get it together and take care of business this weekend. Now if the Bills lose the division by 1 game and those 3 games were the difference then maybe there is an argument for the weak schedule thing but as of right now that seems a little overblown to me.

If they really tried to play bad against a division rival in front of 50,000 Bills fans on the road, then this team has some very serious issues.

This is one criticism i’m willing to listen to. But Allen was not always this way - go back to his first few seasons. Go back to 13 seconds even. He was going NUTS on the sideline. This coaching staff has beaten into his head “not too high, not too low”. He recites that phrase like a robot at this point.

Sure. But I don't think it is just turning it up a notch against the good teams, it is pooping the bed against bad teams. Dolphins are just awful. The Bills had to really try to play that bad against a team like that. Bills should have won even on a bad day, and what we saw was stupefying. I'll worry about turning it up a notch when I see the KC Bills lose to a decent team.

Geez...you're not very complimentary, are you?! 🤨 * 😉😁