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Rousseau is simply not worth what we paid him... IMO there needs to be hard cap choices going forward including potentially eating dead cap space... He is average as a starter maybe and probably a great rotational guy on a team with major players... simply he is not good enough to anchor the edge position... we need to look to upgrade at every position on Defense... except maybe Bishop who has a high ceiling and that goes for Benford as well... I am wondering if he isnt best served in a Taron Johnson role if we can upgrade CB1 or Hairston becomes a bona fide CB1.... just how I see it.

I started this topic after Week 11 by saying that it is pretty likely that we end up playing WC at Baltimore. At that time, odds of Bills @ Ravens were over 36% - Bills were 52% to finish as seed 5 and Ravens 68% to finish as seed 4. After our loss to the Texans Week 12 the odds have dropped to about 28% (25% as Bills (5) @ Ravens (4) and about 3% for other seeding options). Odds of Ravens finishing 4th are now at 72%, but odds of the Bills finishing 5th have dropped to 35%. Week 13 game against the Steelers will change a lot (in either way).

Important role? He was WR5, not sure I’d call that an important role. I mean that’s what you usually fill bottom of the bench spots with, guys who are still available or developmental draft picks which are all cheap.

Those teams were flawed. If we ran any kind of traditional offense we might have won a Super Bowl or two IMO. Yet everyone wants to go crazy over our great offense until it fell apart in the most important game of the season. Not just once but four times.

I didn't realize they had done this; it's a great idea. I'd much rather have those than seats.

there needs to be an emphasis on moving the pocket / getting the ball out quick. BOTH Anderson and Hawes should be used. I don't understand why we go away from that the entire Houston game when it's very effective for us

I mean you are more making my point than anything. Looking ahead and penciling in those wins was pretty pointless given we lost those games. All good, agree to disagree on the looking ahead way too early thing

It means your QBs is throwing to a spot and you're expecting your WR to be at that spot when ball gets there. Case in point you take a 5 step drop as a QB you should be throwing that as your foot lands on the that last step and anticipating your WR going to finish his route and be where you throw it. IF Josh decides to instead scramble to his right and looking for a WR well then it blows up the "timing of the play" and your WR then have to then adjust their routes accordingly. Short accurate passes to move the chains is what defines the offense.

This thread for reliable media load swallowers...

This is a terribly run franchise. This guy can play and watch he will catch on with somebody else and put up big numbers right away.

That's my point. And, that I'm sure he pushed hard to re-load this off-season on defense.

And obviously it is only because our coach and GM suck, right, and nothing else? Over the last 9 years, there has been only one team other than New England and Kansas City to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl. Call it what you want, but having been in the same conference with two dynasty teams that the NFL completely fauns all over, does make a difference. I'm just not sure how you guys dismiss that like it's nothing. And for God's sake, the last three times we played KC in the playoffs, we basically lost to them by a combined 6 points (OT, missed FG, 3-point loss with a ton of bad calls by the refs---the NFL definitely has it's favorites, and you can't convince me otherwise at this point). Heck, K.C. probably shouldn't have even been in the position they were (or even in the playoffs) if the refs didn't help them all of last season. How many one-score games did they win where people complained about the officiating/a bad call that gave them the game. Had the refs called a fair game in the AFC Championship last year, we would have been in the Super Bowl last season. How would that affect everyone's opinions this year. You do realize that we should have been in the Super Bowl last year (save for the refs, and the NFL wanting to make sure all of the Swifties were watching the SB). Would we still be wanting to fire everyone if we had made it to the dance last year (win or lose, but not blown out)? Would we still be saying McD and/or Beane can never and will never get to a Super Bowl or win a championship, guaranteed, no questions asked? Year AFC Super Bowl representative 2016 New England 2017 New England 2018 New England 2019 Kansas City 2020 Kansas City 2021 Cincinnati 2022 Kansas City 2023 Kansas City 2024 Kansas City

I have 3 aud seats and dasher boards in my basement

Considering the Tackle situation Brady darn well better make this a game where Josh gets the ball out of his hands quickly.

Do you mean the team that made it to the Super Bowl four times in a row. I am not sure nine years of no super bowls is better. Maybe that is just me.

I read that a portion of the PSL's will go to purchasing 62,00 of these.

lol don't just post a video. give me your thoughts. what about the west coast offense makes it more 'timing' based than other systems?

Apparently you missed the 1990s Super Bowl run Bills.

F these seats. Give me a trough!!

I’m often willing to pay a lot for souvenirs, but the idea of those seats gross me out. Wouldn’t want them in my house 😂

Dead last in use of draft picks for WRs in the league. He values Wrs about as much as I value my hemmorhoids

Dalton will be back for the Bengals game. Hamstrings take 3-4 weeks to heal. I said that the day of the injury in Miami and got my post deleted by a mod here. Or how about when McGovern hits the deck? It looks like he needs Medalert, because he's fallen and can't get up. I mean he does get up to his credit, but he looks about 57 years old.

And we wonder why ticket prices are so high lol. 2.5 mil for 9 catches is wild.

Daboll's offense was based on the Air Coryell system, here's a video to help you understand better.