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We need new coordinators. As bad as the Bills defense has been, you at least see them make some stops here and there and adjust. McDermott has gotten involved to stop the bleeding. The offense, though, is utterly incapable of getting out of a slump or making any adjustments. It seems they have to see a play get stuffed three or four times before they stop calling it. Brady just isn't the guy. I'm not sure it makes sense to love on from them until the end of the season because there are no upgrades to be had right now. I'd be all for bringing back Daboll next year.

Only had to look at the title, no need to look at the accompanying post or 7 pages of responses. The answer to the question posed in the title is YES.

I'm hink a lot of current top QBs will play past 40. Mostly because they can't do this later. Other ventures will always be there. Plus the money only gets crazier. Health, fitness, rules of the game, better treatments, all will lead to most guys playing a lot longer.

The Sabres are within one game of being .500

💔 Im so sorry. I wish I could help absolve your pain. sometimes life just Sucks.

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I don't want to see Baltimore in the Super Bowl. I'd rather see KC. Ravens are a garbage team. So hopefully Burrow and Chase light them up on Thanksgiving.

I'd bring back Bosa at the right price and I also like Cam Lewis. The o-line also needs some reinforcements.

LOL.

Grable is the forgotten man on this team. He had the inside track on primary swing tackle and all reports were they they loved the way he was playing. He got a concussion and they stashed him on IR. I feel like we have the depth to hold down RT. Bernard I will not miss at all.

Allen is signed until 2030 and then we could franchise him up to 3 times. So that brings us to 2033 and Allen at 38 yrs old. Bills hold all the cards with Allen honestly and his style of play I really can't see him playing too far past his mid 30's.

This aged well

well his initials say he's virtually pretty good

Democrats Have Revived the Russiagate Playbook Matt Margolis FTA. The comparison to Russiagate makes perfect sense. During that manufactured crisis, leaks and institutional sabotage made Trump look bad. Still, they also made America look weak and divided to the rest of the world, over a blatant falsehood. The Democrats involved in the video have taken their message to the media, and the most common explanation they give is Trump’s use of the National Guard to help enforce immigration law in various cities where the leadership has refused to do so. Democrats insist it's illegal, conveniently forgetting that past presidents have federalized the National Guard for all sorts of purposes of enforcing federal law. President Eisenhower federalized the Arkansas National Guard in 1957 with Executive Order 10730, sending 1,000 troops from the 101st Airborne Division to enforce school desegregation at Little Rock Central High School. President John F. Kennedy did the same thing three times. So why are Democrats selling the fantasy that Trump’s use of troops to enforce federal law crosses some legal line? The reason is obvious. They hate his agenda and spin it as illegal to stir turmoil and chip away at his authority. Their collapse during the Schumer Shutdown left them scrambling for something to change the subject. The Epstein email fiasco blew up in their faces, and now they need a new distraction. https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2025/11/22/democrats-have-revived-the-russiagate-playbook-n4946286

I'm ready to cry like a blubbering baby while the snow falls in some town park covered in Christmas lights where the protagonists finally solve whatever seemingly unsolvable issue was keeping them apart. In short, I'm a yes! Someday when the Bills win a Super Bowl I'll be a mess...

These contracts really don't make our front office look competent. The rams and eagles and KC tend to pay a lot for very good or great players, we pay average to good guys. We gotta land one elite and one top tier guy to get us over IMO.

Who cares, we suck

He disappeared for 2 days when the tweets weren’t embedding - it was freaking hilarious. Note on his posts the gap. He doesn’t want a searchable trail of his own comments. #AdvancedAnalytics #BigBallz

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Danke schön ...

To follow with another missing(crass?) point, that attire is all some fit into comfortably, particularly in crammed seating. I knew that feeling 60lbs. ago. It won’t fly with many.

Seem the same "tone" of certain responses are exactly the same through 3-4 different posters. I guess when one gets blocked, they log into another

Josh Allen isn't going anywhere. Pegula loves Daboll. Josh lives Daboll. And here's the thing: McDermott is the type of guy who could put bygones aside for the good of everyone and the goal of winning it all. He has also grown as a coach since the first time around. I would say it's definitely possible if Daboll doesn't get a HC gig this off-season. Way more likely than many think. The one to say no might actually be Daboll, not McDermott

I like this but I'm not entirely sure I agree with it. At the end of last season I would have agreed with this 100%. Now I'm not so sure. For this to be true that Allen will spend his career in Buffalo no one needs to be fired but a hard reorientation of the teams priority's from the D to the O must happen. And this includes a new offensive strategy not predicated on protecting the D and aggressive drafting and FA signings of offensive players.