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I would agree with that so we should bring up Logue and exhaust his last ps call up to play the Saints? And then what do we do with him? Keep him up and IR sanders with a fake injury? Cut him? bringing up Logue this week would’ve been a stupid idea for many reasons. Calling him up and using up his eligibility because he’s playing his position better than TJ (a rookie that needs snaps in order to improve) would’ve been stupid. Glad Beane doesn’t agree with your assessment

Josh Allen has had me crying more times in 8 years because he's such a good human then I probably cried in the 10 years prior hahahah

Just went back to 2020 and yeah there's losses but not really anything that would be considered a trap game Even in 2022 with a really good Minnesota team coming in the next week we lost to the Jets in a rough game.. Jets were like five and three.. not exactly bottom feeding I'm going back to 2020 and I'm not really seeing a true trap game loss even though we have had games where we don't look sharp

Benford is a major disappointment so far.

I think logue is playing his position better than sanders is at his

I'm just curious if Billsy losses are unique to the Bills... or if every team has their own, similar version?

You never consider the impact of past presidents? Explains why you are a liberal. Not understanding the past is the pride of truly stupid people.

They’re not losing

Yikes. I think about BO about….never….looks like he left an indelible mark on you puds

What’s the last trap game that Josh Allen has lost?

There’s ways if masking signs if you know they are watching. Plus, talent trumps sign stealing 6/7 days a week.

Are the Bills unique in this regard or do all teams suffer these types of losses.?

A trap game is usually a weak opponent.. where the next week is a very strong opponent Playing the saints and Patriots definitely doesn't count as a trap game.. if we had the eagles next week it could be one.. bills are like five straight divisional champs.. and they are definitely focused one game at a time even if it's a divisional opponent

A loss that should’ve been a win and sticks with you not just for a week, but for several years

You guys got me to thinking so I looked it up. Per AI: The biggest point spread upset in NFL history occurred in Super Bowl III when the New York Jets, 18-point underdogs, defeated the Baltimore Colts 16–7. Just out of curiosity, what is your definition of a Billsy loss?

This comment is impressive in its ignorance. It was arguing a point without having the slightest clue about the laws meaning, wording, or it's impact. Truly to believe you "won" the argument is based entirely in pretending your beliefs are real when no articles from the last two years support you.

https://www.si.com/high-school/florida/eight-touchdowns-517-yards-bolles-xander-edwards-breaks-derrick-henry-s-florida-record-in-historic-game-01k65q5efq7z Kid has good genes. Sophomore, 6’2” and 215 lbs.

For all of those worried about this trap game. The Bills usually wait until later in the season for their annual Billsy loss. November 15th 2020 - the hail Murray November 7th 2021 - Josh Allen intercepts Josh Allen November 13th 2022 - Bills endzone fumble vs Vikings November 13th 2023 - Too many men vs Denver December 8th 2024 - 44-42 Shootout loss to Rams (ultimately cost us the #1 seed)

Bills at home...

Gee. How did the J6 commission miss this ?

Except Minnesota didn't trash middling teams for the previous 5 years the Bills have, especially at home

Bills fans travel too. The NO - Car game has $35 tickets. Bills fans- Car add a zero.