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I actually think Gabe Davis is the best WR on the Bills right now and he isn't even on our current 53 man roster.

Went to the Bills/Cardinals game YEARS ago (the one where Trent Edwards was murdered). Bills fans were fighting other Bills fans ... it was super embarrassing on top of getting our butts handed to us in the game. My outlook on "fans" changed that day. Turns out supporting the Bills is about the only thing many of us have in common 😬.

Any timeline given on Spencer Brown?

I still think Mike Williams (RT, R1P4) in 2003 edges out Coleman.

Depends on what part of the season. They had a pro bowl TE, probowl receiver, and a probowl rb that all ended up on IR that season. You can downplay Driver’s ability if you’d like, but four pro bowls (when it mattered) and over 10,000 career receiving yards leads me to believe that guy could ball. Honestly, Driver’s pretty comparable to Diggs…. Reliable route running z-receiver with quick feet that can work his way open regardless of coverage. Not to mention that he could rely on his defense that had a pair of probowl DEs and a pair of probowl DBs.

this years crop seems to be kingsbury or klint kubiak for the mainstream offensive names. this articles a pretty good primer on a bunch of young candidates that’ll be in the cycle this and the next couple years - https://www.nfl.com/news/2026-nfl-head-coach-hiring-cycle-24-young-candidates-to-know

😂😂well i said after they fired dorsey this was the start of a quote very unfortunate 3year attempt at a ball control offense unquote so i have to give them one more season of small ball before they all get fired

Do your job.

This is the narrative that gets the most play as if the offense did the defense any favors last week. Twice the Bills offense turned the ball over deep in their own zone only to have the defense limit Houston to 2 field goals: 1. Interception #1: Josh Allen was picked off by Calen Bullock after a tipped pass late in the second quarter. The return was wiped out by penalty, but Houston started at the Bills’ 25-yard line and kicked a field goal. 2. Fumble: Khalil Shakir lost the ball after a catch in the third quarter. Bullock forced it, and Jaylen Reed recovered at the Bills’ 22-yard line, leading to another field goal. Other than the Cook long TD, the offense did not put any points on the board. We had 2 field goals and a STs kickoff return for a TD. Josh Allen threw for 253 yards but had zero passing touchdowns, two interceptions, and was sacked eight times. Not arguing that we have a good defense - we don't, but the offense has been inconsistent too and not very complimentary either.

as a kid having attended the last game the old Rock Pile (War Memorial eyesore) I can tell you that the fan tare down was something to behold... ya know the urinal troughs are heated...dont have to make room inside the house, maybe near a fire pit while a true fan watches a game in the elements... shirtless...cant be all that expensive....can you think of a better of a bettter way to literally piss some money away on a surprise gift for that Bills fan for Xmas.

Who wouldn’t kill for John Gruden and Daboll right now.

Playbook is probably 5 pages.

Update to the story - Moore wanted more reps. They obviously felt he either didn't deserve it and/or Cooks had the potential to provide more. Either way, it's now being framed as a mutual parting of the ways.

Does this mean that the offensive passing playbook is on a posted note? Seems like it, as the Texans players were laughing about how easy it was to diagnose the Buffalo offensive passing scheme.

What teams have Josh Palmer as the best outside WR on their roster? We aren't comparable to other teams Alpha. If the plan is "everybody eats" then everybody from the top of the room to the bottom needs to be capable of maximizing their opportunities. Moore clearly wasn't capable of that and there was never any reason to think that he would be. I'm not saying it had to be a big contract or a high pick but the WR5 for this team as constructed needed to be better than a former draft bust still available to be signed in late April.

Are you talking about the current DOJ? Or are those real investigations. Stupid *****.

First, I don’t expect them be the first seed especially with the entire left side of the O line out injured. Be honest this year if I was to bet who was winning the SB I’d bet the Rams.. the AFC any of like 8 teams could be the rep in the SB. My pats, your. Ills but god anyone but KC again please! The common thread is… the AFC all pees down their leg when they faced NE and now KC in the playoffs.. and that is 1 main thing COACHING! They over think and do dumb things…

if brady adjusted, even a little. buffalo win. he just needs to stop being arrogant and adjusting his philosophy when needed. so far, he has not shown an ability/willingness to do so

You keep sucking that Twitter dick.

We’ll see. I don’t think Josh is running it back with a McD OC other than Daboll/Davis Webb after this nonsense this year.

Again, what teams fills WR5 with expensive contracts or high picks? WR5 is pretty much always filled by every team with developmental rookies or inexpensive and available free agents. So, we filled the WR5 spot with exactly the kind of player you fill a WR5 spot with, who in reality is like the 8th or 9th target on this team when you factor in Kincaid, Cook, Ty, and even Knox. So I am not sure what you expect a GM to do, spend, or use on the 9th player in the offensive peking order.

There isn't enough separation (no pun intended) between Moore, Coleman, and Samuel to disregard the trade potential in the off-season (a minimal return is better than nothing) or room for growth as a Slot (haven't tried that yet) in Coleman and the cap they'd save by releasing Samuel after this season. Again, I don't understand what you're seeing in Moore. He's been equally as bad as Coleman and Samuel this season, if not moreso. As bad as things have gotten with Coleman - his Week 1 was equivalent to Moore's entire season.

You and I are debating different things. You want to debate the SOS of last year and I am saying it doesn't matter what the perceived SOS is. And everyones optimism on the season CHANGED last year AFTER Diggs was traded and we drafted Keon and signed Mack. Everyone expected a REGRESSION last year going into the season...then we had the best offensive season in Bills history, still dominated our division and got on the door step of the SB until the refs flipped the game by 11-15 points in the 4th quarter stealing a first down from us, not once, but twice on the same series that took at least 3 points off our board, if not more, and gave KC 8 points instead. So again, last year we were supposed to struggle and we excelled. This year you say our schedule was supposed to be a cake walk and we have blown 4 games to bad teams. What value does guessing at our SOS have right now for next year? Seems like not much. And for record, I just said its pointless to get too up or down on the upcoming schedule this early. Its fine to look ahead, but I am more talking about the people who make too much out of it in the first place.