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Yeah that’s it. We’ll see on Sunday how good they are. Passing game is good when teams are focused on running, it’s bad when we need it. Last minute before half is a crucial drive and if this Passing D was better it wouldn’t of looked like a cake walk

One week at a time please

Of course it's not at the Texas or Georgia level But I wouldn't say it's bad football... The problem is all these major high School football states have super schools 5A 6A that just breeds a higher level competition.. Having more schools, smaller divisions does water down the competition a bit... In Texas, Iona prep and Monsignor farrell could be 1 team playing 6A ball...like Parish Episcopal.. That's going to put more talent on the field.. It obviously still wouldn't be Texas talent but that would create a New York super team Monsignor Farrell was considered the number two team in New York state and St Francis did put up a better fight than they did against Iona prep throwing for over 260 yards

he bit HARD on the playaction there think Bosa probably saved him tbh

No, we act civilized and follow international laws. That is what sets us apart from said dealers.

It isn't "blowing up boats." It is sending a message that if you engage in this murderous activity, you might end your life. Your call, and removes the claim that such people are "helpless." Free will. Clear consequences.

Ahh we'll call it 4.5 yards from the LoS 🤏

It was supposed to be a wide-receiver screen for no gain. Someone screwed up. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. Brady is that clock, and one of his two moments has come and gone.

They tend to get the ball out so fast that our pass rush might end up being irrelevant.

All true but I think most can see Brady has to go. He just doesn't know how to call or scheme a diversified game plan. He's really running a very predictable offense. The passing game is very problematic and he seems incapable of scheming players open. The Bills offense is too reliant on the run game. Sure it's vital to have a functional running game. Being one dimensional on either side of the ball usually doesn't grasp a Lombardi trophy. I'd say the exception might be a dominant defense which the Bills obviously don't have. I have a hard time understanding the Bills offensive philosophy. Clearly, Brady and others gravitated to a dominant running game at the expense of the passing game. Perhaps, that's an overstatement. The misses on Coleman, WR acquisitions, BEANE, BRADY, and injuries have contributed to the lack of success and consistency. I ask myself often why not go get Allen top notch WRs with speed and and down field threatening WRs? You arguably have the best QB on the planet and you overly emphasize the running game. I don't get the philosophy at all. Maybe I'm off the mark here. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks it's great to be back.

Buffalo area is getting Broncos/Raiders late instead of a 1:00 PM game on CBS due to Bills being on Fox at 1:00

Agreed

Prater is making 89.5 percent of his FG attempts this year, which is better than any season of Bass's: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BassTy00.htm. As for XPs, Prater is at 91.9 percent this year (low for him, but a couple of doinked uprights), while Bass was at 92.2 percent last year. Indistinguishable on that front, really, and if Prater makes his next two XPs, he'll be better than Bass was last year.

I mean, the guy is a clinician first, I wouldn't really call him someone who writes for a living. Unless I'm mistaken and he's no longer a clinician? I also thought Bass had osteitis pubis. Nasty thing to have, but surgery is pretty unusual unless it's a really bad case.

😂😂that could sooo easily be called illegal contact

Kind of a pet peeve, but it's pretty embarrassing that someone who writes for a living wrote that a player "got" surgery. You have surgery.

Bishop's out of nowhere improvement is the storyline of the season for me. It's not like he went from below average to functional, he skyrocketed into one of the best young safeties in the entire league starting the week of the KC game and hasn't looked back. The Bosa strip sack happened in part because Bishop took the air out of Metcalf's route and covered him up long enough for Bosa to get home. Bishop was hung out to dry with Benford on a CB blitz and answered the bell. Not the best angle but you can kind of see it on the broadcast footage:

The 9-8 teams usually slip through as division winners. KC def is not winning the division.

Fair enough except I don't believe blowing up boats is going to work. As long as demand and price are high, the cartels will find a way. Emphasis should be on decreasing demand. The targets are relatively easy to identify. OD deaths are concentrated in impoverished areas with few decent jobs.

I bet we don't hear anything definitive until spring.

Jacksonville has a pretty easy route also. Colts x 2, Titans, Jets and Broncos. Assuming they can match up with the Colts.

I mean, aside from that drive he didn't do much. Even the Steelers looked like they couldn't be stopped on that one drive yesterday.

We are planning on coming up for the last regular season game against the Jets, I am trying to figure out what dates to reserve flights/hotels for the game. Does anyone know when we will get the date/time from the NFL?

I understand, kind of. I'm not into the shootout-type games ( like the 41-40 game with Balt). That's entertainment, not football IMHO. It's the playoffs & the Bills are going to have 3, perhaps only 2 games to get to the SB. The flawed Bills will play the other flawed teams. Cincy is 4-8, headed toward 6-11. No way they make the playoffs.