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Reminds me of Merton Hanks

I forget who, but someone said basically that it's a coincidence that Dabol gets fired and all a sudden Joe Brady opens up the Bills offense.

It's feels in some cases though. Like the Baltimore game last January. Just terrible offense. Baltimore didn't respect them outside and took away the explosives in the middle of field. And the KC AFCCG the week later featured a series early in the game where Allen went 3 and out with 2 terrible passes and a drop by Kincaid. And I don't think the 2023 game was really intended to work out like it did. Like I said, they just couldn't connect down the field at times and then had a bunch of late down conversions to keep the ball. That last drive a bomb went thru Diggs hands. Brady was not just trying to control the clock it just almost worked out where they looked smarter than they were.

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Codrington signed to practice squad. Will most likely be called up with Hardman and Samuel out.

Dude looks like Merton Hanks out there.

I think we need to be aggressive for sure but that to me does not mean abandon the run game. It means mix it up. Something Brady has yet to do. Also if the run game isn’t happening then get Cook more involved in the pass game. I think last week was a start at that and it can grow from there.

I think not having Coleman taking up a spot on the field and limiting what they can do with him is a net positive right now for them. Would not be surprised to see him down again this week. Shavers has the same skillset but is just a better player right now and Davis is far better than Coleman has ever shown, plus is great on scramble drills and has great chemistry with Josh, something Coleman lacks in spades.

Lotta neck this Davis Mills, lotta neck!! 🤣

Usually but I thought I saw him in the hilight rack this week.

so at least one of Moore or Coleman, if not both will be playing this week. Probably Davis returning punts.

Enjoyable way to spend 11 minutes of my life: I counted 13 traditional sneaks and tush-pushes out of dozens of TDs. Way less than half.

Timely newsflash, Jimmy Olsen. I’m working a story on a freighter that was bigger n most that went down on the Great Lake they call Gitche Gummee. Stay tuned.

Whoa...hold on...what London did against the Bills when BABICH was calling the D in the first half. Once McD took over, Atlanta gained like 70 yards of offense the entire 2nd half.

But I believe we all come to the same conclusion eventually - get better personnel on offense to allow for a more diverse, potentially more productive/explosive/whatever offense in these high leverage do or die games

Is Collins hurt?

Rapp can stay on IR for all I care, he has looked terrible and Bishop has really taken off since Poyer was back there with him. Poyer has NOT been terrible actually. There are some plays he has been a little slow to get to along the sideline, but he has made several nice plays...and helped Bishop tremendously. But moving forward next year and the year after, I agree Bishop and Hancock should be the duo...that would give us 2 pretty athletic safeties that can cover ground.

Jordache or nothing!!

God I hope he doesn't get fined for doing that. Jeez what has this become when you can't even have a good celly!

Welcoming that murderous thug to the WH, just disgusting Just look at this dudes friends. Trump is just the lowest

I think if we run into the Colts later that Oliver might be back. That would help.

Ron has all the terrible ideas of Vance but with 1/3 the personality

I voted no. He can grow up. Bills need to accept he's not a WR1. He's a slot receiver, with *some* plays lined up wide. Bills will need to get creative to have both he and Shakir on the field at the same time. Bills, like most teams, can make mistakes is not playing rookies to their strengths as they develop. Elam was never going to be a zone corner. Coleman isn't a WR1.

So many times, teams make and/or win the Super Bowl because they get lucky ... their playoff seed, injuries, bad/no calls by refs, and especially "fickle finger of fate" plays, the most notable one being David Tyree's "Helmet Catch" which enabled the WC Giants to beat the previously undefeated Patriots in the final 2 minutes of SB XLII. I think the Broncos offered Lucifer a better deal for their team soul, and the Chiefs have lost their remarkable luck. Karma is a you-know-what.