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They had not only the worst Special Teams unit in the league that year but one of the worst special teams units of all time in 2010. So much so that giving up the least yards per game defensively and gaining the most yards on offense they still managed to only be 9-7 and miss the playoffs. The Special Teams unit contributed to their turnover margin not being that great (at +6 it wasn't bad but just above average) and the Special Teams frequently gave opposing offenses short fields to work with so the defense yards allowed was somewhat inflated by not having that many yards to give up (although they still ranked 10th in terms of points per game). That team was best on offense and defense in the league that year but freaking historically awful on special teams. Their average margin of victory was 14 points their margin defeat was 4.4 points. All of their losses were by one possession margins. Shows you how important special teams are...

this is worth watching. D up by 3% with 43% of the vote in. too early to call. early voters went overwhelmingly D so that could change quickly.

Why do criminals get liberties. Search every home. You should be fine if you got nothing to hide. And if they are hiding something you gonna shed a tear over them not having rights? You support criminals? How dare you!

I remember ESPN talking this exact same way about Stroud & Purdy. MVP candidates who were making the team better. My comparison was that and not play styles. With any young QB, how will he do when it's the postseason and the pressure notches up? Or, what if he is down two scores in a huge game?

Andy will scheme to throw quick. They will do better.

I've always contended that NHL .500 (points percentage) is completely meaningless. Right now every single team in our conference is over NHL .500 By comparison every single conference team that is over actual .500 is in a playoff spot (Sabres are 11 - 15).

Ken Dorsey has put out better offenses too. You are using Josh Allen stats to prove the wrong thing imo. The fact of the matter is that after Daboll (McD's last outside coordinator hire who he had never worked with previously) was hired 8 years ago, Sean McDermott has not hired a single coordinator that didn't come up with the Bills. He promoted Dorsey, who despite having Josh Allen and still putting up a great offense, sucked. He then promoted Brady who literally got the job because he pounded the rock, threw Josh's body at defenses, and basically transitioned us into a boring offensive football team. Every year this team has an OC opening, the absolute hottest OC candidates want it. How could they not? This isn't Andy Reid or Shanny or KOC or McVay calling the plays while the OC gets coffee. This is a defensive head coach's team with a future HoF QB. It should be a top 3 job destination for an OC every year. But instead, Dorsey and Brady get the job because they are here and do what the HC wants. Those are just the facts.

When you play a team twice in a season, it gives you a chance to figure out what the other team is doing. The team that wins the first game is not normally going to make huge adjustments to what they did in the first game. Why would they? They won! The team that lost the first game has more they can and must adjust simply because they lost the earlier game. If the two teams are in the same ball park as far as talent level is concerned, it does give something of an advantage to the team that lost the first time. That certainly doesn't guarantee the team that lost the first time is going to win the second game. There are a whole lot of other factors at play, but it is one reason a second game often plays out quite a bit differently from the first.

The whole "Bills Mafia" thing increased this contingent of the fanbase tenfold.

I think the reason Allen didn't throw those seemingly easy passes is because he does not trust guys like Cooks (yet), and Coleman (who let him down too many times). There is also a confidence issue with himself based on the last few stretch of games where he didn't play particularly well throwing or decision making. It's funny thing about confidence. If the Bills getting on a row to get thru the next 2 games, I'd believe Allen's confidence will be right back.

lol - I think I’ve parked at that exact house!

seeing our backup OT's perform so well last week gives me a lot more confidence than I had before the Pittsburgh game I would love to see Kincaid back in the lineup I hope Burrows has a miserable game. Wether by Sacks or coverage either way Maybe someone will P*** off #17 again and he goes OFF No dumb penalties and play disciplined football. It's not too much to ask. GO BILLS

That's not the point dude The point is that list is full of a bunch of bums... Joe Brady has put out better offenses The best one on the list is Ben Johnson who is hired in house but if McDermott did that it would be considered a Yes Man lol All those teams basically hired worse offensive coordinators the Ravens have a worse offensive coordinator than Buffalo I would not trade monken in for Joe Brady .. the bills can win multiple ways the Ravens can't So the point that Sean McDermott is pushing away great coordinators to keep a yes man is not true A bunch of bums typically get hired every year FYI dabol is a hot head who is not as good as a pure coach as Sean McDermott.. he has a lot of his own faults and there's no universe where I would trade McDermott for him

Um, HC's call and hire their coordinators, not the other way around. Todd Monken didn't call Harbaugh..... The only coordinator McD hired that he didn't already know personally was Daboll and he ended up HATING the guy.

OOOh roasted him back good on national TV, good job Director of The Federal Bureau of Investigations. Maybe you can get Kimmel's job when this ride's over.

It’s just one of those things. I don’t like the idea of having to take a med, but it works so well. If the meds don’t kill me a heart attack or stroke will.

Can we get through the Bengals first? Burrow smoked the Ravens, and we don’t play well against them. Every time we look ahead, we lose to teams like the Dolphins or Falcons.

Yeah Paul Costa the tight end was then converted to OT because he was such a great blocker.

The D getting better gives me hope plus i think the Bills are done “mailing in” games. They should be intense from here on out. It’s. basically playoffs every week now, unless they are locked in for week 17 and then maybe guys get rested.

Atlanta had a bye week in week 5 so they had 15 days to prepare. Dolphins had three extra days because of TNF. The other two losses their wasn't a rest advantage.

Holy *****!

The question is why would anyone put drugs on a boat that could never dream of making the voyage? It's like saying the Tesla was going from NYC to LA without a recharge. I think we can all agree that's nonsense, right?

Haha damn you, I tosses Atlanta in there because I knew it was an off Sunday game and made an assumption...I was at a networking happy hour event tonight and had a drink or two...haha I was soooo close to making my point Atlanta was a bad loss, but at the same time the bills are a very reliant on a good game script team that also ironically is not always great in the first half...it's very confusing, but I was definitely not right about including Atlanta in there

A prime example of how stats don't tell the entire story.

You still cannot prove they’re smugglers and regardless it does not excuse war crimes that ol’ Kegsbreath is now trying to pass off on his admiral