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My wife and I are driving in. First home game.

Bills 34 Fish 14

My unsubstantiated theory? When you base a defense on smaller, faster players, injuries are more likely to occur.

Sabres 38 Panthers 20

fish rot in the sun weather will be nice thursday rotten fish rot fish Deep thoughts by Jack Handey......

If the Bills are behind, I am leaving early...

Whoever gave him zero drops this year is on crack, heroin, meth, ketamine, magic mushrooms, coke, LSD, quaaludes, oxycontin and fifteen other drugs Ive never heard of. He's very replaceable and will not be on this team next year.

So NOW we know why... 🤣

agree, but on another note do you think Daboll was trying to coach Danny Dimes to way he did Josh, and DD just couldnt follow it? Danny is looking really good so far on the Colts. Throwing better than he ever did in NY. Was it all coaching possibly

Taking a redeye tomorrow night.

But dont we really want McVape to stay around for a while to continue he reign of mediocrity.

I believe that Dorian Williams might be the Bills best LB. The emphasis is on “might.” Milano was playing well but he can’t stay healthy. I don’t think Bernard is very good (but he does have a nose for the football). Williams feels like he could take off if given the chance. I’m absolutely fine with him playing. This is probably the injury that the Bills can most easily survive.

And this explains why you are always wrong. I have stated at least 3 times in this short topic that I don't agree with Kilmeade but you are so hateful that you lie again. Truly pathetic for you.

To this point there is a thread on Chiefs Plant at the moment called "Fire Matt Nagy into the Sun" followed by a debate as to where the blame lies between Nagy, Reid and Veach for their offensive woes.

Its a strange world when anna kasperian is the voice the of reasonable left. The optics alone are pretty telling. Unhinged leftist screaming in the mic while demanding trump trump trump! Its all trumps fault he cant be a human being. Id think this was a Babylon bee skit.

For a few years now the Bills have not had enough difference makers. Allen on offense masks a lot. On offense, I think Cook is the only difference maker. The whole online is really good too which is huge. On defense, maybe Benford and Bosa has potential. I'm not sold on Oliver; he flashes in some games and then disappears in others. I think it's a great roster for the regular but come playoff time the Bills lack of a difference makers has certainly hurt them. We will see how it plays out this year. On the downside, I still not encouraged about McD's ability to get over the hump and lead the team to a SB. I think it's Allen willing the team to the SB despite of coach McD. Similar, to when Flacco led the Ravens to a SB win.

I am away for work this week and in a hotel with not much to do before my diplomatic meetings this afternoon I watched the all22 from Sunday. All three tight ends blocked well, Kincaid has definitely improved his run blocking technique which is encouraging although he can still doesn't sustain or finish blocks as well as the other two and he had a rough pass blocking snap though a tough assignment against I think McDonald. Hawes blocked nicely in both the pass and run game and Knox was a beast in this game as a run blocker. Trust me he more than made up for not coming down with a couple of makeable catches with his performance as a blocker.

I won't argue how good is Brady as OC since I don't feel competent enough. But I can guarantee you that 100% of fanbases feel that their OCs are extremely frustrating at times, including 49ers, Rams and Chiefs fans, and that you would feel the same with any coordinator.

Any thoughts on Shaq Thompson if he's cleared to play. The guy looks like he has some gas left in the tank. I'm thinking he can be serviceable and not a liability out there.

I'll be there for the final fish fry at the stadium

Partly because he's also made some good catches. And partly because it's simply not as black and white as you're painting it. It's not "constantly." And some of those aren't real drops, they're either tough catches or contested. He has zero official drops this year. Check Pro Football Reference. Not that he doesn't need to keep working on it. He does.

The receivers we have are legit NFL players (maybe Shavers still a tbc - but Keon, Palmer, Shakir, Moore, Samuel and the two main pass catching tight ends) but none of them are (at least yet) difference makers and so we still have snaps when we are forced into pure dropback where nobody can get open downfield unless Josh gets out and extends the play. The Bills are finding ways to coach and scheme around that and to mask it to a large extent - but I do still worry at some point it becomes a limitation.