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  2. Good point. I read that Belichick designed the Giants D around the Bills' passing game. To limit YAC they played to keep all passes in front of them. So they were vunerable to our running game.
  3. This is the last thing I'll say on the subject it's not a lame excuse They had four players on the injury report... Patrick mahomes who is 100% playing.. two backups and 1 starter and they played .. any injury that happened 8 weeks ago is irrelevant because they're professionals and adapt.. I never throw von Miller's injury into our injury discussion because we had eight weeks to adapt okay The bills didn't have their best safety.. and lost their best cornerback in the first half But we had 10 players on the injury report going into Arrowhead.. in a game of inches ... Played without two starters ... Six starters and two contributing backups on the injury report with fresh injuries from the last 10 days This is a game of inches and all of that happened and we lost by three... If we were healthy we're beating the Chiefs That doesn't even talk about the injury report two years ago I don't care if you don't believe me I am fully certain that the bills can and will win versus the Chiefs if healthy.. beating them five straight times in the regular season shows we can .. that's not a fluke Everybody says they have a better roster than us yet were barely losing while being hurt more ... Ravens had six all pros last year and we beat them in the playoffs Maybe McDermott's not that bad of a coach
  4. I have been looking for a long time for the stat that tracks every teams relative health historically so we can truly discuss how unfortunate we are. I would guess in the scheme of an entire year, we are actually doing pretty well. While we have had some poorly timed things occur in the postseason, does anybody here really think those past defense, even when healthy, would shut down a legit playoff team? (not the wild card carousel of bums and back ups we have had, but an actual contender). The answer is hell no and if you think that’s a yes you should be required to provide some form of logic to support it.
  5. The Unicorn has to overcome… usually every game : 1) His crap OC designed game plan; 2) Scrubs & spare part WRs, courtesy of his GM; 3) Some goofy game calls and absurd TO stuff by his HC, who is also responsible for 4) One of the poorer HS level D in years- can’t cover, can’t tackle, can’t blitz, can’t stop 3rd & longs. So, he must go full cray cray mode to overcome all, something NOBODY wants him to do- because of injury risk, but because there are no other options in 2025!
  6. "Communist Mayor of New York City, Zohran 'Kwame' Mamdani, has asked for a meeting," Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday nigh. "We have agreed that this meeting will take place at the Oval Office on Friday, November 21st. Further details to follow!"
  7. Prescott’s 2nd in this concocted configuration and leads the league in QBR. 🤷‍♂️
  8. We've seen Josh make some bad decisions. Although Josh throws picks at about the same rate that Brady did, Josh throws more boneheaded picks, and I think that affects how some people see him. And yet, Josh leads the entire NFL in EPA/play. 1. Josh +0.26 2. Mayfield +0.25 3. Daniel Jones +0.24 Josh's score is higher than most of Brady's season EPA ratings. It's an interesting Top Three list because teams had given up on #2 and #3. Even with the league's best score, I think Josh's EPA can go up even higher when & if Josh improves his decision-making process, Brady does a better job scheming a downfield passing game, and Beane gives the offense better weapons.
  9. That’s a good looking admin
  10. Playing Klein was a decision. A terrible one. He may have known the defense but he was spent. Every single team deals with injuries. It's a lame excuse.
  11. Either he is being benched as punishment for behavior or because they don’t think he’s good enough. “I’ll take BOTH, Alec! BOTH, FINAL ANSWER!”
  12. Maturing is realizing Brandon Beane is the man we should want fired, not Sean McDermott.
  13. We rank 30th in EPA per rush. We rank last in average yards per carry. Teams league wide are attacking two high looks with renewed energy in the run game and we didn’t prepare for it. Sometimes we score more than the other team. That doesn’t make it better that we are vulnerable here. This reminds of the old arguments about Allen’s interceptions not mattering. It can rarely be that we just mismanage or stink at something and that’s bad. Usually we see a contingent of people almost try and warp it into a strategic decision to just suck and how it makes sense to just concede. That somehow bad is good or bad is fine. Meanwhile our entire offensive identity is built around what you’re saying should not matter. A boomer inefficient ground oriented offense. It’s ok for us offensively, that’s what we want, but we don’t care on defense and it doesn’t matter. Makes sense.
  14. Coleman needs to demonstrate that he’s ready to play, before he ever is allowed to actually play. This means, stop ***** up immediately!
  15. Ever met an anesthesiologist? Why does being a pedo need to be a partisan issue. You all think we give a ***** if a democrat goes to jail for sex trafficking? No one is above the law is what I constantly read on right wing sites. Let it rip. Clinton and Trump. In one cell. Put that ***** on Netflix.
  16. Oh my bad, I could have sworn there was a new thread about him being a healthy scratch for tomorrow’s game.
  17. Nick Wright really HATES Buffalo Bills. We're his number one enemy. He proved that today with all of his yelling and preaching with fervor and passion when Buffalo Bills came up. It was embarrassing to watch. He didn't do that towards the other AFC teams. It's not the Chargers or Colts or Broncos or Ravens. It's us. That's why we want really want Chiefs in Wildcard Weekend (if we end up on Wildcard, too). Why does he hate us so much with passion? He knows Josh Allen, James Cook and, probably our O-line, are the real deals.
  18. AI did this for me... 🏈 Josh Allen vs. Tom Brady — EPA/play Comparison EPA/play = Expected Points Added per play. It measures how much each play increases scoring chances, adjusted for down, distance, field position, and game situation. Higher = more efficient. ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Season | Josh Allen EPA/play | Tom Brady EPA/play | Notes ────────────────|---------------------|---------------------|──────────────────────────────────────────── 2020 | ~+0.25 | — | Allen’s breakout; MVP runner-up 2021 | ~+0.20 | — | Allen’s rushing EPA surged; Brady led NFL in passing 2022 | ~+0.18 | — | Allen remained top 5 in EPA/play 2023 | ~+0.17 | — | Slight dip; still elite 2024 | ~+0.20 | — | Rebounded; dual-threat dominance 2025 | +0.26 | — | Leads NFL in EPA/play ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Peak Brady | — | ~+0.30 | 2007: 50 TDs, 16-0 season Brady 2010–12 | — | ~+0.25 | Consistent top-tier efficiency Brady 2020–21 | — | ~+0.22 | Tampa years: high volume, strong EPA/play ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── 🔍Key Takeaways: • Allen’s EPA/play since 2020 has consistently ranked top 5, peaking in 2025. • Brady’s best seasons matched or slightly exceeded Allen’s, but without rushing value. • Allen’s dual-threat profile gives him a modern edge; Brady’s career longevity remains unmatched.
  19. We’ve been hurt, sure. We’ve also been a contain/bend but don’t break that always broke. I dont hate McD. I don’t even blame him primarily. Don’t say we’ve had a great D though. Not true.
  20. You could literally name 10 retread old ass receivers we've tried to make work since 2022. It's a joke. We have people on this board thinking Shavers is the next John Stallworth because nobody else can literally do anything. I'm hoping the bengals keep sucking so the rift with Chase grows and he demands out. Then I'd no lie give up 3 first rounders + (and throw in stallworth/shavers ;))
  21. Poyer had some time off. That may have given his body a bit of an opportunity to recovery from the wear and tear that playing football can inflict on the body. He's also basck playing the defensive system that he spent the most time in his career. That has put him in his comfort zone.
  22. They should be very grateful there's anyone in the seats at all.
  23. OMG Basham. Let the record show that, even though he's still in the league, he did NOT go on my list of "players the Bills drafted, no longer on the team, who are remotely any good". Creed Humphrey was drafted 2 slots later.
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