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The 2nd half was actually encouraging honestly

Cooks and Shaq Thompson are exactly the crafty veterans we need. They know what's up and make heads up plays all the time, like those older gym rats who never miss an open shot on the court.

There has never been anyone like Josh Allen. Is he perfect? No. But he's as close to Achilles or Zeus playing pro football as I've ever seen, maybe since Jim Brown. History is littered with great players who didn't win a championship. But I think Josh Allen might be the greatest of those, until he gets one.

Frank Reich is available.

3 safety, Poyer in the box, Taron on the bench

It would be great if he grew to fill the Mack Hollins role.

SAVAGE!🤣

Keon is tied for the team lead in first down receptions.

Yes. He's virtually old enough to be Tremaine's dad.

Bro yall not winning. Hollins and Diggs will be even more motivated than last time to beat yall especially for division crown. Diggs might go off again. lol He likely WILL go off again.

McDefense will always be the king of Soft Zone, but I’ve noticed an evolution in 2025.

It’s weird Burrow is older than Lamar and Darnold despite coming out 2 drafts later.

Given his injury history it goes without saying that unless he can string together some years with +80% active ness he will always be a yearly contract player as teams will want to hedge their bets.

Shavers 30 Gillette 27

Does anyone doubt that Josh would have made this tackle? How are you guys 5 teams deep and there's no mention of the Jets? Because unlike those pussies in New England, we're real football fans.

We all know where you’re going to be after Sunday

Correct, it was the first home game against the chargers. We got thoroughly smoked that game. Then the Vikings game happened and we all saw the first glimpses of who Josh Allen was going to be.

The foremost experts in urine and specifically its taste reside in TBD. They’ve yet to pass up a chance to discuss it.

The beer has a hint of Josh and McD in it

Worked over?... The Bills have only lost by more than 6 point 3-4 times in the last 50 or so games... Injuries are bad in tight games.

I can’t imagine going on to a Patriots site and arguing with Pats fans. Seems like an unproductive use of time. The discussion on this site is typically not from fans of the opposing teams. It’s all good but I’ll take a pass as it’s not the reason I’m on here.

I've been using AI as my scouting department... Savage’s strengths: Speed and range: He can close quickly on underneath throws, which helps in zone. Versatility: Has experience at free safety, strong safety, and nickel corner. That flexibility is valuable in Buffalo’s rotating zone looks. Football IQ: Coaches have praised his ability to learn systems quickly, which helps in complex zone rotations. Savage’s weaknesses: In Washington, zone responsibilities exposed his tendency to bite on play‑action and misread route combinations. Missed tackles in space were a recurring issue—zone schemes often leave safeties as the last line of defense. His declining burst means he’s less effective closing deep zones compared to his Green Bay prime. Bottom Line Savage can function in Buffalo’s zone‑heavy defense because of his speed and versatility, but he’s not a seamless fit. His past struggles in Washington’s zone scheme suggest he’ll need to be carefully deployed—likely as a situational safety rather than a full‑time starter. Buffalo claimed him as a low‑risk depth move, not as a centerpiece.

LOL I still see Pats fans complain about "all of the holding" on the helmet catch play. In 2025. When there was no holding on that play.