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Hahah. This game is so gross. Two gross teams, gross looking stadium, gross crew announcing the game. Disgusting.

Yep. Exactly.

god the Bills suck

Has there ever been a worse third down defense in the history of the NFL?

Blame?

It's truly pathetic how bad this defense is.

Do you stipulate that Landry, while running, jumped and launched himself at AW's head? If so, are you just saying that it's ok because AW should have seen it coming?

It's very simple. You must not have seen the play so let me explain it. Landry ran full speed and jumped, shoulder first, and crushed AW directly in the head. If you did see it, do you acknowledge at least that happened? If you don't, you're blind. If you do, then what are you saying exactly?

Hot take city, population Mrags

That was one of the worst plays I've seen in a while. He ran full speed and jumped into AWs head, leading with his own shoulder. I wish someone on defense would have taken care of business and beat the living daylights out of that little scumbag pipsqueak

That's a far leap to blacks being systemically targeted and executed by cops. Look, I want justice in this world, most importantly our country. I just believe that the issues raised are a distraction from issues that would really improve things in the African American community. Better schools, better economic opportunity, things like that. I'll take to PPP...

No one is saying he can't do it. Just totally misguided and completely influenced by a narrative that just isn't backed up by facts. And just because you're not black doesn't mean you can't have an opinion on the matter. Perception is important, no doubt, but it is easily clouded.

Kaep is a classic example of a millennial who knows a fraction of what he thinks he knows. As a result, his well intentioned cause is completely misguided. He got caught up in quick narratives, twitter style. To make matters worse, his protesting the national anthem makes no sense. I don't disagree that the African American community faces a lot of challenges, but police officers looking to kill them is not one. The number one goal of any officer is to make it home, not kill anyone.

Amen Brother. Oh wait, sorry, is that appropriating culture? Sorry Christians.

I think you are probably right. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised at all to see the Bills lose any of those games you said they should win...but I do think they should win those games. The Bengals game should be a good opportunity for us. I think we are coming off a bye and they Bengals are playing Monday the week before. Oakland will be very tough.

This is one of many examples where both sides of this discussion are correct. TT hasn't displayed the tools that are generally considered critical to be a truly successful QB in the league and win games "by himself" on a consistent basis. That's not to say it can't be successful - see P. Manning -2015-16, T. Dilfer, etc... but it's a rarity. On the flip side, what do the Bills do as an alternative? There doesn't seem to be much in the draft, there is definitely nothing out there that's better, and you certainly can't trade for a guy because why would a team trade a franchise QB. So it's a tough situation, we just have to hope TT grows into top tier QB, develops his skill reading defenses, throwing between the numbers, and throwing on time and guys open. In the meantime, keep acquiring QBs a la Cardale Jones in hopes that one shows promise and can become the guy.

Forgive me Doug, for I have sinned, it's been 2 weeks since my last confession... I doubted the trade for McCoy Your penance, Dubs, is to admit your were wrong on TBD and take your licking like a man

I actually agree with the premise. Tyrod has not been very good this year, for the most part. I'm psyched we rolled off three wins, but I think you could make the argument we caught a few breaks. Obviously the Pats without Brady and JG. Today the Rams missing 3 starting D linemen. I'm very skeptical that TT has what it takes to be a sustainable success, but I hope I'm wrong!

Hahaha! So true! It's the NFL every game is important to playoff hopes until you've clinched a spot.

I'm just being measured. Super psyched about the last two weeks, more optimistic for sure, but I don't think I'll be very satisfied until playoffs, at least.

I maintain my fairly uncontroversial stance that Whaley is fairly average. I'm very pleasantly surprised at the last two weeks!! Very happy! But we also beat a team with a third string QB and a 1-3 cardinals team.

Decent talent. And I'd make the argument that at the most critical position we have a guy that hasn't really shown that he has the skills necessary to be a truly successful QB (reading defenses, using the whole field, throwing to receivers in stride and on time). I don't think Whaley is horrible, just basically average. Not that controversial I guess. But I would say average isn't good enough.

I hope you are right!! I think we could have probably just either drafted another RB or tried to pick up one or two in FA. Like I said, I like Shady a lot tho.

It's def debatable, which is why I said "questionable". My position is Shaq was known to be hurt prior to the draft. If he turns out to be Bruce or Strahan, then it was worth it! I like McCoy, but I just don't believe RBs are that impt in today's NFL. Especially for the amt he's getting paid

Drafting Shaq and trading for McCoy were both questionable at best as well. I also know hindsight yada yada, but drafting trading up for Sammy is proving to be a disaster in light of the other WRs that would have been around if we stayed out.