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What in the hell was that?

https://www.sportsnet.ca/nfl/article/bills-dt-ed-oliver-exits-with-ankle-injury-vs-rams/ Ed says he will be ready to go.

Meh… the talking heads get paid to create hype and then criticize their own hype. It’s a vicious circle of nonsense.

For me this is a big who cares? Tuna will have to prove on the field that he can do what JA does. Until then, what does all the chatter matter?

There has to be some convention with regards to what plays Dorsey is looking to call. Down an distance has to factor into the equation.

I highly doubt this will be an issue if his numbers stay as good as they were in game #1. Arguably a fresher Von later in the season will terrorize opposing o lines.

At this point, if any of those guys suddenly became available to the Bills I doubt any would be brought back. The exceptions to this might be Wallace as depth and maybe Horrible Harry for sentimental reasons and depth. None, one Trey is healthy, would crack the starting line up with the current Bill’s roster.

While the signing of OBJ has some panache sound to it I highly doubt that it is really on Beane’s radar. Diggs and Davis are an exceptional #1 & #2 who have chemistry with Josh. Crowder, less the one interception play, looked solid. Li’ Dirty has chemistry with Josh. Shakir has flashed and The Bills will likely find him touches as the season goes on. The Bills roster is deep and OBJ would simply be another mouth to feed.

The Bills are doing everything they can to keep a phenomenal roster settled. All the credit in the worl to the front office for keeping a great player from being distracted.

JA’s % would have been 86+% had the Lil’ Dirty ball been fought and not intercepted. The ball was in the right place. The defender just made a phenomenal play.

Watch at 6:59 in and you will see a back breaking play that took gave the Bills a first down on a Moss run.

The tactics may change week to week but Kromer has helped the Bills overcome 2 high safety looks. Remember that last year 2 high safety looks were at times a challenge for the Bills to overcome. They absolutely crushed the Rams D by borrowing from the niners.

This deserve’s it’s own thread. King’s comments about that drive where the Bills were very deep on the Rams end are spot on. Definitely a “game within the game” observation that is outstanding.

https://www.golongtd.com/p/isaiah-mckenzie-show-s2-ep1-inside#details Go long and Isaiah, “lil Dirty” McKenzie podcast. Enjoy.

I feel like I am am some adolescent sneaking off to watch porn …. I could watch that 50 times and not do anything but smile.

I love to hear that Josh was willing to “dink and dunk.” This was a weakness in his mental game before. It’s gone. Ramsey forget the Bills should have been up 14-0 when they were dinking and dunking. The game did not just come down to three “explosive plays. Theirs nearly killed themselves with turnovers. The interceptions were completely avoidable. I chalk the turnovers to 1st game mistakes. The Bills will clean that up.

It’s easy to get caught up in the hyperbole. Let’s celebrate but take a page out of the player’s book. This was one game and it was not perfect.

The shot is not wide enough but it looks like Josh had open green to his right but he cut left. May still be running had he cut it some to the right. (Nit picky crap for sure but he looked to have a huge hole)

Congrats!!!

Grout almost got an int

7 sacks

Bills D gets lazy

Mop up time

Sloppy ball control tonight

Fudge moss with the fumble