Mr. WEO

any supposed benefits of these helmets is theoretical. There’s no known clinical benefit

so what? Then where did they go? It was only for linemen and LBs and there's hardly any contact in those practices anyway so it's a bit cynical for them to have made a big deal about these things then. They would prefer comfort and looks over improved safety. But that's their choice

That's the BS I was calling out.

I agree kids should wear them for sure. I just don't see the NFL making them mandatory.

players have no interest in this

Of course it did, you must have missed it. Sanders+Beasley= 1319 yds/91 catches/5 TDs Davis+McKenzie= 1259/90/11

No way that roof overhang keeps 65% of seats dry

Plenty of players were. He was totally lost out there.

letting go of Peterman seemed to be a lot harder for Beane...

I can walk to the War Memorial here. Went to see the Amerks vs Lavall Friday night. Solid crowd. 5th row center ice for $34 (plus) on stubhub. Giant van of Genny carries you through the game. Good time.

Bills filled 95.5% of the seats in 2022. The Bengals game, a home playoff game, was vast majority Bills fans. Bills averaged 70.7K for Dec/Jan home games this year (98.7% capacity). Sabres average of 76.7% capacity is last in the NHL. They averaged 16,000 for all 7 home games in january (83%).

Sabres can’t draw their own fans in their own arena.

The Bills should pick up Henry, Wagner AND Evans-----because that guy wrote that the salary cap is essentially bogus!

The O-line is the worst in the NFL1 No, wait... Josh's is injured and can't throw short and medium passes----only bombs! No, wait....the WR group it she worst isn the NFL!! Anyway, histrionics aside, there's plenty of "blame" to go around. Despite all of these incredibly disastrous sentiments, the Bills had the 7th best passing game inn the NFL. Receivers dropped 35 of 573 attempts--that's 6.1% of the total---within 0.5% of 5 other teams. "Poor" passes, by one measure, came in at 15%. Only 28% of Allen's passes were for 10+ yards. However, the Bills had only passing attempts in the Red Zone--fewer than guys like Goff and Cousins had------and only 2/3 as many as Mahomes. That's a real problem. There's room for improvement all around.

How long were you in a coma?

Nah...just Anti-BS

They are saddled with Stafford for that rebuild

If I could, I would put more clever ones there....

That's BS. Neanderthals never turn the ball over.

“I’d love to go a state that doesn’t take half my money,”....lol wtf? Bienvenidos a Miami, dumbass.

link?

poor @Lothar...

The point here that he is another of several such on the Bills roster.

Pacheco had a few more yards than Singletary. McKinnon was hardly a RB in that Offense. Cook had far more YPC and under a yard less per catch, just didn't get the reps because the Bills don't spread it around like the Chiefs. Eagles pass rush resulted in the 9th best D against the pass. I've posted elsewhere stats comparing QB hurries, hits, pressures, time from snap to throw or pressure, etc between Bills and Chiefs. You can look them up yourself or just say the Bills were the worst.

That's nice. Sacks are nice. We heard a lot about the Eagles "70 sacks", yet they were 9th in pass D and 8th in points allowed and could not stop a crippled Mahomes in the one game that mattered. Anyway, There are 4 guys drafted after Epenesa with more sacks. He had 6.5 this year--that makes him better than Demarcus Lawrence, Frank Clark, Daniele Hunter, Calais Campbell! Young has been injured, but he was a Pro Bowl rookie. Mattos is a starter in his 3rd year with over 100 tackles.