Mr. WEO

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.

Von Miller should work on getting Von Miller to the Bills for a whole season

We've covered the O-line several times now. Ditto the coaching. GO back and read the post I originally was responding to. Guy was referring to "elite" talent. Now you want to add Pacheco to that descriptor? We aren't even talking about the same thing any more.

I misread your overwrought hyperbole regarding the O-line. It's still BS though ("regardless of any stats you want to find", lol wtf?), demonstrably so, too. Talking about O-lines...Bengals got to the AFCC game with a bad one. Anyway, so M V-S was part of the "Aaron Rodgers has no weapons crew", but now he's "elite talent" isn KC. Got it. Again if you are changing the argument to coaching as well--it's obvious that, by far, this is the biggest talent gap between the 2 teams. No argument there. Swap coaching staffs only and the Bills win a SB in 2022.

Seems odd he would have to look into it...and then simply conclude; "yeah he can play all the golf he wants".

Epenesa

Nope.

Watch your back for TO, though...

fake

The guy said "elite talent". I responded. Worst O-line in league history? come on....what am I supposed to say to that? Anyway, I posted elsewhere that Mahomes took more of a beating behind his line than did Allen. They (Chiefs)were definitely better blocking for the run though. Eagles D-line was totally exposed in that SB---zero sacks against crippled Mahomes. Paper tigers---all those sacks yet only #9 against the pass and #8 in points given up. Big deal. The Bills D--even with all the injuries, was better at both. Von and Hyde were definitely missed. Hamlin is a backup. Poyer was indeed useless, but not because he was injured--he was burnt left and right in that Bengals game. A liability---and an All Pro! But you are definitely correct re: coaching. The Bills staff totally outclassed (again).

No. Where did you get that? Oh that's right, you made it up! It's always a sport to watch doc "make things clear". lol "Clearly" they had already announced that they vetted the entire story and were comfortable with their findings. The "constant distraction" is exactly what they bargained for when they concluded he was not guilty of the allegations. They decided "eh, it's not that bad, and he's clean". derpa derpa derpa!! They dumped him because they realized that they, for reasons only they could know, misjudged the ferocity with which the public announcement of the suit and its details would have locally, and nationally---which is truly mind blowing incompetence. They blew it. To their credit, they did the best they could to extinguish they fire that they themselves lit and canned this guy. Simple. They F'd up. They quickly came to their senses and dumped a Punter.