Utah John

The Bills are kryptonite for the Dolphins. BUT The Jaguars are kryptonite for the Bills. Let's get through the next game and see where we stand. Who knows who else will come out of a Jags game injured?

1. He slipped causing the kick to go awry. 2. The defender might have tipped it but only because it wasn't going straight to begin with. 3. I'm not getting down on him until I see him miss a kick under normal conditions, when the field isn't so slippery. (There were multiple players slipping all through the game)

The Dolphins like the Bills got ripped apart by the salary cap. The Dolphins unlike the Bills put way too much money into QB, WR1, and WR2 and they have JAGs at far too many positions. The Bills unlike the Dolphins know WTF they're doing.

Maybe it's time to wake up and realize Beane knows what he's doing. Mitch Morse was playing great and was a key part of the O line, but he reached 30 and was too expensive considering the salary cap. So the Bills took a huge risk moving McGovern to center and starting Edwards at LG. I thought this would diminish performance at both C and LG, but geez look at the holes Cook was running through, and look at the time Josh had to pass. That risk has paid off. Beane's extended Brown, and now has future players at C and LT on the roster, developing, and on their cheap rookie contracts. Unless injuries hit, the Bills look better than just solid up front, for years to come. All through Josh's prime years (as in, now and for a few more), the O line should be very strong. I still think 2025 should see a better team than 2024 but I have to admit the 2024 team looks really really good. Yeah, the Bills got killed on the statistics. I'll take that all year long.

Ohhh thanks for that. I thought maybe we had ANOTHER key defense injury.

I think I heard Jalen Ramsey's name called once this game. Except for Achane, the Dolphins stars vanished.

Not just the refs. I think you me and the other people on this board are the only people still watching.

Two things can be true at the same time. Or the tip could have been caused by a mis-kick.

The Bills did something wrong. Missed a FG to go up by 24.

Pad the stat sheet??? WTF? He got a first down to keep the clock running. Sheesh

Yeah, I think Hillary Clinton had the same number. Let's not count our poultry, unless it's Von Miller doing it.

How many penalties against the Bills tonight? One? Two? Not many.

Good play by Benford, fighting off the block and making the tackle right away.

Al Michaels talked about all sorts of chicken meals but no mention of wings. SMH

He's a classy guy. If he did cry it would be for Tua's health and career, not for the impact on the W/L.

The Dolphins have held the Bills to 10 first downs and have almost twice the time of possession. Goes to show...win the turnovers and win the game. But even without the turnovers I think the Bills had them this game.

Well, the Bills used less than 3 minutes on their first drive, and there's about 4 and a half minutes left in the quarter. Make the Dolphins use 8 minutes on the drive. This is just what a pro team with a good defense does. And if the Bills can use 5 minutes on each possession, it's over.

Tough, legal hit on Tua.

Tua throws 3 INTs and the announcer says it's just not his night. Josh throws 3 INTs and it's all about his inconsistency.

Turns out UB DBs are the Bills secret weapon. Not on my bingo card but I'll take it.

Boy, I say again, I did not see this coming. The Bills D is playing better than I thought they could, and the Dolphins offense absolutely sucks.

Joe Andreesen?

Runs like that have been working all game. He just slipped.

Well, everything is relative. He's just been a lot better at other things. There really aren't any holes in his game.

Constructive energy. What other coach would use that phrase.