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I know this is not in the spirit of the post, but in reality, that DT Carter was great today. Cook was also pretty good. And Bass didn't miss a kick so...woohoo?

Ice cream or roadkill? What's the better dessert?

Guy gets bullrushed again at the worst possible time. Allen has a wide open Samuel there on third down just as he had Shakir last year in the endzone against the Chiefs late in the 4th. Both times the big-mouthed slob gets dogwalked right into the qb he gets paid handsomely to protect and the throw is compromised. Guy is as much of a choker as his head coach.

He is? Okay, found my dose of copium if the Bills don't make the big game this year.

He's terrible. No idea why Fox thought this was a good idea. He's got the most milquetoast persona as it is. He used up all his luck playing football. Nothing was left over for personality.

As others have mentioned, the all 22 showed it was planned to go to our double covered WR5 who was going to catch it with his bare feet.

Kincaid hasn't yet shown he's better than Knox and that's not necessarily a knock on him. Knox has had some maddening drops but he's also made some incredible catches for a tight end. The coaches just don't know how to use these guys in the passing game.

Glad the Bills are in the AFC because the CBS broadcasts are so much better than Fox. Other than Beth Mowins, all of the pxp guys range from good to excellent. Nantz, Harlan, Eagle are all better than anyone on Fox. Spero Dedes is probably second to last on their depth chart and even he's not that bad.

Agreed. Trade his fat ass for a receiver or two. What's Stefon Diggs up to these days?

I thought the exact same thing. He took way too much punishment tonight. The o-line was confused most of the game. The Bills got outcoached badly and Allen paid the price.

Cut this Basshole

Lost in the shuffle is how awful this offensive line has been tonight. Ravens are rushing 3 and getting to Allen right away.

Get a professional receiver on this team, please.

80 is probably still an underpay for him. Look at some of these jobbers making 50+.

Agree with this. But I'm surprised Cook only has 4. Thought for sure it was more than that. Fumbled on his first ever carry. Also had one against Dallas last year. Surprised there's only two more.

I went to the game. Even though I have to get up early for work in the morning. Even though I live in the outskirts of Toronto. Even though I'm barely half way home as I type this. Worth every minute though. Go Bills.

A good litmus test of who knows sports and who doesn't is the "who's has more rings bro?" argument. To those of you who pick team accomplishments to grade individual players, enjoy your simple, non-nuanced lives.

Don't take for it granted. It will never happen again. Josh Allen is the most physically gifted QB in the history of the league. And he's in his prime playing for the Bills. Let that sink in.

Outside of Allen, I'd rather have Doug Whaley than Beane on draft day. Flame away but don't let facts get in the way.

Nice! You should have included her in the pic too. (Sorry, that was too easy to pass up 🤪) It didn't click that clappy was on the other sideline that day. Talk about foreshadowing

1. Who is saying to do this now? Obviously the op meant later in the season when some teams are out of the race 2. In the famous words of Ted DiBiase, everyone's got a price. 3. Who cares?

Well he is in Carolina, so..

This isn't the dumb idea most of you are making it out to be. Half the replies are that good kickers are too valuable while the other half is saying the opposite. So perhaps op is on to something? I, for one, still believe in Bass. But if I didn't, I would definitely explore the idea. A reliable kicker is much more valuable to a team with super bowl aspirations than it is to a bottom feeder, who would theoretically prioritize draft picks.

Redzone is great except for Scott Hansen constantly shouting over the game.

I meant more so at the ends of close games.