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This game is for all the marbles. Leave him inactive. We can’t afford to have him out there. At this point he’s a 120 million playerlcoach.

It's interesting that Stevie and Diggs were very similar types of receivers....both were non conventional route runners great at getting separation. Heck, Spiller and Cook were similar as well....fast, shiftier guys....obviously Diggs was much better than Stevie and Cook seems like he will be better than Spiller.

All that's missing is the syrup to go with that pancake.

If I had to choose now, I would say put a ring on it. Would rather wait til the end of the season to decide. Joe Brady has been really good. I'd give him a B plus.

It's going to be interesting to see if Knox gets his starting job back.

What about Nick O'Leary? And the other TE who would paint his nails a weird color.

I am sure @captain short sight has only 1 account,

Sure. I wanted a big move like the next Bills fan. I wasn't on board with a 30 something year old DE with a history of knee issues. There is a difference between bold moves and desperate moves. But we didn't win a super bowl and he did get hurt. How many people are surprised that he ended up getting hurt???? That's my point. Just because it worked for 3/4th's of a season does not mean it made sense to hand a 30 something year old EDGE rusher with a history of knee issues a 120 plus million contract. I'd rather us take a more calculated swing than a desperate one like this.

One of the Bills worst free agent acquisitions in the history of the organization. What does the numbers look like if he’s cut after 2024 season?

If a team with one win fires their head coach quicker than any other nfl head has been fired in the last 50 years, I don’t want them being our head coach, we can do better.

You’re right about that. My bad.

Reich's resume is NOT better than McDermott as a head coach. No thanks.

That was hilarious. I thought you were being serious for a second.

Cooking it on a cast iron surface is a must.

There was a play during the Seahawks game. Von miller was rushing Wilson, he was in the midst of a spin move. Wilson threw the ball for a big play (possibly a touchdown) and when the replay was shown, you can see von miller being single blocked, no where near Wilson, turned the opposite direction as the other defensive lineman (because he was spinning) watching the ball in the air. I am probably not explaining it well but all I can think of now when I see Miller is bread fresh out the toaster…..#toast

What is Josh's biggest weakness? And how would Fitz help with that when it was also his biggest weakness?

And hire who? I get it, this loss sucks. We aren't out of it yet. The offense did some good things. Josh and Cook handed the ball over way too many times and we still almost won. The Broncos beat the chiefs not that long ago. No changes til the end of the year. And that's only if there needs to be.

Still zero sacks. Still 30+ million per.

Time is up!

Multi-dimensional offense???

Josh is definitely not the main reason for the offensive woes. That said, I do think he is a tad slower compared to past years.

i was more so thinking j Johnson was 2nd string FS and Hamlin was 2nd string SS last year. But seems like I was wrong, thanks for the info

Hamlin was a 2nd string safety last year and was mostly active, this year he is a 3rd string safety and mostly inactive. Rapp basically took his spot and Hamlin was demoted

Just a few weeks ago, there was a thread about us possibly loosing Dorsey for a head coaching job. Let's see if he can figure it out. No way we do a mid season change or demotion.

If we have to replace Dorsey next year it's because he's getting relieved of his duties with the Bills.