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  1. 35 minutes ago, PayDaBill$ said:

    Lmao or Tampa it could be Tampa is ranked 24th in pass yards allowed per game (233.2), 20th in opponent completion percentage (66.47%). 
     

    We’ll see how repeatable this performance turns out to be.

     

    I'm not sold, again my point was this was one of the rare games were the majority of our WR's were the healthiest. Doesn't matter what the defense is ranked if our WR's like Palmer and Samuel are always banged up. 

  2. 1 minute ago, Nihilarian said:

    No they weren't. Josh's favorite target TE Dalton Kincaid was out (hamstring) and Shakir was injured so they used him as a decoy. 

     

    I said WRs and Shakir still made a catch, albeit for negative yards, my main point it's one of the rare times all have been on the field at the same time this season, specifically Palmer and Samuel. 

  3. 1 minute ago, Nihilarian said:

    I think that this Bucs game just proved that the offense doesn't need that expensive #1 WR that so many have been complaining about!

     

    Suddenly most Buffalo receivers were getting open and the OC finally started utilizing the RBs in the passing game. Allen 317 yards Passing, 3 TDs and 11 bills players targeted in the Buffalo pass game and 10 caught passes. Shavers led the receivers with 4 catches for 90 yards, 1 TD. 

     

    It was also one of the rare games where all of our WR's were healthy. 

  4. I think Keon has some type of mental issue. I think it was the post-game McD speech video after the Chiefs game, Keon is standing in the background and looks like his mind is far away from the Bills. His press conference interviews this season are always short along with his answers. The day he's benched he's out there dancing on the field in warm ups, not bashing him for it, just seems odd on the day you're benched. And if you watch his post-game comments below, once again, his mind seems like it's in another universe. 

     

     

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  5. 6 minutes ago, Dillenger4 said:

    Reading comprehension issues I see.

    But yes, a lot of fans feel this way. Just not us Bills fans. We are on an 11 page rant about his play THIS YEAR and you are responding like a ____________.

     

    You're grossly exaggerating things. A lot of fans/people?? Prove it. IMO a very small percentage of the fanbase would agree with you. Very small. That's beside the fact you're avoiding explaining how the last 5-6 years is different. 

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  6. 3 minutes ago, Dillenger4 said:

    But a LOT of people think that way. For years, my buddies (who are not Bills fans) think Josh is a downright wuss. It's crazy...I know.. but they do. The constant waving of arms after he has been lightly hit looking for a flag. The other teams always jabbering at him and he talks back - even last game vs Miami Josh was yelling at a Miami player who obviously got his rabbit ears. The sulking.

    I NEVER agreed but this season... he sure does show a new tune. Let's see what happens this weekend.

     

    Ooof. Bad take. Just shows you and your friends don't know football. What, 5+ years of great play and then now suddenly he's a fraud? Very bad take. A lot of people?? LOL. Such a bad take. You sound like a trolling Bucs fans. 

  7. 3 minutes ago, zow2 said:

     

    I don't think it's a thing, because mixed in there he had a record setting completion% game and great QBR (averaging 10.5 y/a) against a solid Kansas City defense.  But against the Panthers? meh, he missed some throws but didn't really need him.  Against Atlanta and Miami? terrible in the 1st halves when the game was still there for the taking.  It's like the whole team including Allen didn't put in the preparation.

     

    So this team is more defined by the "playing with their food" analogy? I can see it. The up games and down games have been blatant. 

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  8. 3 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

     

    Well said 👏

     

    As someone who has had a broken nose, are we sure that didn't mess up his vision? He wore the visor for weeks afterwards, my own experience with a broken nose was similar to a concussion, in fact I had a "mild concussion" when I broke mine. IMO, this is possible cause, because Josh hasn't been "Same Ol' Josh" since then, and I'm just wondering if that's a thing. 

  9. 3 hours ago, Big Turk said:

    I'm really starting to wonder if Haillee's mental health struggles with the changes happening being married that she talked about aren't starting to negatively effect Josh.

     

    I do believe that type of stuff can affect him. Reminds of the Bengals playoff loss and the rumors about police being called to his house the night before. 

  10. 3 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

     

    But he is terrible at jump balls right now, which was a strength of his in college. That's the biggest issue.

    Agree 100%, which is why I said even in that type of system he's still not a #1. To me the biggest issue is if we know this, why aren't we trying Moore, Samuel, or Palmer? It can't just be because of injuries. 

  11. If we're going to keep playing games like this, at least let Ray Davis kick more field goals so we get SOME entertainment. In all seriousness I do appreciate these threads, being able to properly vent, and read a collective group of thoughts, because yesterday was frustrating as hell because of how many questions it left me with. 

     

    I thought Elijah Moore was a speed threat? He runs a 4.3, why aren't we using him as our #1 WR? If Keon can't get open, why are we continuing to use him as our #1? Why are we suddenly making dumb short yardage play-calls, like the tush-push, when it doesn't work as well as it used to? As reliable and pivotal as Mack Hollins was in our offense last year, why didn't we just make sure he stayed with us? Why isn't Beane just owning he hasn't delivered a Diggs replacement? Even with all of that, Josh still looks off. Turning over the ball this much without the greatness we've come to expect? Because WR's aren't getting open? No, this all seems like something else. This team's rhythm doesn't feel anything like it has the past several years. 

     

    I see some folks telling people to calm down and I see some folks already wanting to clean house, I don't know but it doesn't sound too crazy when you realize we have to play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in less than 6 days! 

  12. 1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:

    Ah man. A replay? Didn't we win the first time? Replays are for what you guys call ties.

     

    You sound like a guy who doesn't believe in marinating. 

    Man we were so close to a blowout. 

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  13. This game felt like the Bills had been holding back a lot of the playbook in games prior, which makes me happy. Earlier on this season felt like they were holding back a lot more of the playbook than in past seasons. Not only that but the fever pitch before the game was insane, national media writing off the Bills for having a few bad games, and usually when the entire national sports media piles on against the Bills: Allen Iverson's favorite quarterback shows up. 

     

    After the first touchdown, it felt like the Bills were flirting with a blowout on the Chiefs, and again later when it was 28-13. I really wanted to see that but I think it was obvious the Bills played insanely better pretty much the entire game, and the stats prove that. Not only that, but it was nice to see the defense play with a meanness we haven't seen in a while. AJ's hit on Mahomes, Mahomes barely having any time in the pocket, Bishop's hit on Kelce, Reggie's blocks on #32 from the Chiefs. Loved every bit of it. 

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