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Yeah, I really hope I’m wrong, but I think McD’s streak of post-bye week wins ends. There are too many deficiencies with this Bills team. Playing a team playing well on the road, that also has a productive running game, will be difficult to overcome.

@bobobonators..." yes I can and don't call me Shirley".

Soon as I saw he was playing i thought loss. Sabres were giving up about 2.5 goals a game, he shows up and boom 4.

And that was just this season.

I've said it a million times, but I'm no longer stingy about trading away 1st or 2nd round picks. Given what this team has spent them on, I'd rather them trade for a player that has shown they can be good in this league rather than roll the dice on whoever Beane & McDermott use the picks on. Who's the only player we've drafted in the first 2 rounds that would likely get back equal draft value for where they were taken is James Cook. I'm sure some team would think Cook is worth a 2nd rounder. Would anyone give up a 1st for Groot? We got back 6th & 7th round picks for Elam & Basham, so that's a no for them. Nobody would give up a 2nd for Cole Bishop, nor would Kincaid command a 1st. Our draft picks won't be more valuable than they are BEFORE we use them. Might as well use them in a trade & try to actually win a Super Bowl this year instead of hoping we'll get there in a few more drafts.

This doesn’t fully surprise me after watching their last few games. Something is (again) off there. Lawrence is obviously a weirdo, he and Coen possibly hate each other, but regardless, BJT seems to be an odd fit in the new offense. Coen doesn’t seem to feature him, and he’s dropping balls and looking totally out of sync. It’s weird. Last year he played like a vet and this year he looks like a rookie. Still would be insane of them to trade him but if the door is open at all, Beane needs to bust it down.

Take the points.

Or if he could identify Carolina if shown a map of the US... Considering the rate at which Keon's synapses fire, it might take him a few weeks before he realizes he has a new teammate. A bildo? Maybe you're underrating Mac Jones? There's something to this... it took Tremaine 4 years, until he was 19 years old, before he became assignment-sound.

I'd like to assume sarcasm here, but it's difficult to tell where you're coming from in an effort to throw shade on Beane (and Wilson?). Other than the major injury last season (your "injury prone" label), Wilson is kind of big or at least plenty big enough (so not "small") by modern LB standards, and he's on a 2nd deal already (so not at all "cheap").

How'd they do in the game that mattered? How about the drive that mattered? No actually it wasn't good enough.

Don’t tell that to me. You should be telling that to the thousands of business owners who do the exploitation and are getting rich from it.

You didn't really have to though. Where do they keep the trophy for the winning percentage? Can I see it on the new $35 tour?

Bishop- dude misses too many tackles and gets lost in space. Otherwise, he's fine.

If Andy Dalton lights this D up, McD himself best suit up at had time because his days as a coach are numbered.

Oh man looks like he's going through some tough stuff, he not only has some nagging injuries but he lost his close friend Kyren Lacy to suicide, looks like he and Thomas were very close, even trainined together 2 weeks before he passed away. I remember when Marcell Dareus lost his brother and was never the same afterwards, you just never know how trauma is going to affect someone. Here is the interview with Brian Thomas Jr on the loss of Lacy, you can just feel the pain. Get well young sir. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-Bg_f6o6wvk

4 games of 30 points is nothing to sneeze at. We’ve gotten so used to winning big, we fail to recognize that most of the leagues offenses suck

This is true, we will see how it goes.

THIS! This current Buffalo offense has been a run-first offense with Joe Brady calling more run plays than pass plays. Brian Daboll is no longer the OC, and we all saw what Stephon Diggs looked like after Brady took over from Dorsey. I, for one, am not convinced that this Buffalo OC would even make good use of this WR. Clearly, Keon Coleman (35) is Josh Allen's favorite target, and right behind him is Shakir (34), with Kincade in third at 24 targets and Palmer at 20 targets. In Jacksonville, Brian Thomas Jr leads that team in targets with 55, 27 receptions for 365 yards, 1 TD. With a catch percentage of 49.1. In this recent Jags game, BTJ was injured while grabbing his shoulder. Same shoulder he injured in college. Injury or mental case? "Among all players with at least 50 targets this season, Thomas' 41.8 percent success rate and 49.1 percent catch rate are the second-worst marks in the NFL. Jerry Jeudy is the only player behind him at 32.7 percent in success rate and a 42.3 percent catch rate (22 receptions on 52 targets). One of the big problems for Thomas has been catching the ball. He has been credited with an NFL-high nine drops on 55 targets this season." Thomas' struggles are partly on him, as he has struggled to make routine catches. Anyway, the Jags are looking to bolster their secondary as they are #26 in passing attempts, 27th in passing yards, 28th in passing TDs, and were just beaten by the Rams 35-7 with Matt Stafford throwing 5 TDs and the Jags QB Lawrence sacked 7x. Jacksonville is 4-3 at the bye.

And Palmer. They just haven’t given him the opportunities. He can make plays in the deep intermediate

First time participating in this.... 27-17 Bills.

Bills - 37 Panthers - 33 Chuba/Dowdle go over 200+ and everything seems terrible but the better team squeaks it

Is Fat Harry's still the best place in New Orleans to catch a game? Didn't feel worthy of a new a thread so I'll just dump it here

LSU fans were chanting "fire Kelly" at the end of the game. Notre Dame fans must be laughing like crazy over this.