CSBill

I must say, one of the better threads on here in a long time. Well done, Virgil!

I'm anxious every game, even a meaningless game 4 of the preseason. HELP!

Can never have enough of them, it is the Bills after all

For Perspective, the Bills starting o-line last year: Mills, Ducasse, and Bodine (about to be) all unemployed by NFL teams this season.

Yuuup!

I went out of my way to go to Popeye's yesterday, and they didn't even have the sandwiches. Chick-fil-a still #1, they even have all the items on their menu.

If Spain can't go soon, and presuming Morse is taken out of the bubble-wrap for the opener, I would suspect that Felliciano will slide over to LG. He has been rock solid in the three games--I think they find a place for him in the starting line-up.

Wow! That's some bold moves: Cut Hauschka, J. Jones, DiMarco, and Love. A few thoughts: I totally agree with you on DiMarco, great guy, but his football skills are limited and what he does can be covered by others. Spain to IR? Is he hurt that badly, even if it is a bad sprain, its a few weeks recovery, but, maybe you know more? Yarbrough and Love, one of them stays--which one can play Special Teams better? With the surprise of Ryan Bates--who shows more ability and great versatility--I do not see how McDermott sticks. And, yes, both punters have to go, surely there will be some quality back-ups released on Saturday, and I think Allen is still available--he would be a good improvement even if he is not what he sued to be.

Okay, not a position I will fight over, but I do believe he has gotten better. And back to the original questions and point, would they trade a 1 for Barkley, the answer is still "No," because they have him.

Brissett is starter quality, he proved that in NE. They're not giving up that much for a back-up.

I like the idea, maybe just a few less options: O, D, Coaching, SP Teams (maybe). I do appreciate the willingness to experiment.

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Oh, I picked 7, I think they keep both Williams and McKenzie, and Zay is not going anywhere.

If Boettger showed well, that hurts Teller because Ike can also play center. Then again, Ryan Bates may make both of them expendable. If Bates plays guard next week, Teller and Boettger are in trouble.

Duck, Duck, . . .

An Observation: Jon Feliciano is nasty good. I hope he starts somewhere, even after Morse returns. He is tough, and he brings energy and meanness on every play.

Yeah, he is a keeper.

I was totally happy with it once I caught on. This was a night dedicated to seeing what we had in the run game (mainly, for the o-line), and it proved capable. The first two games were about the short passing game, this was about running. Success!

I, for one, was not impressed last night. Yes, they were is some big holes with the turnovers, but they also let Stafford carve them up on that long drive. Basically, the man coverage was terrible, and they did not impress in run defense.

Well, he's undefeated as a Buffalo Bill

Maybe if they get rid of everyone he'll change his mind ???

I hope the Browns don't beat us out for the number one pick, we'll both need a QB again next draft.

Special teams coverage was not good last night, but also remember I doubt it is set at what it will be once the season starts. In a pre-season game, it is all back-ups and a lot of auditioning going on. Once the roster is set next week, then we'll see the real line-up. As for punting, we don't have an NFL level punter--sign that guy from NE today! Agree with you on Lawson, he is better than Murphy, and appears to be getting close to Hughes. As for Ford, I still think he is better at guard. But I guess the wildcard here is Nsekhe--any word on why he did not play, is he still hurt?

Overall, it was a great night for the offense. Two reasons: (1) They wanted to run the ball, and did--over 100 yards in the first half. (2) We showed we may have the nest backup QB situation in the league. Josh Allen had a decent night. Not sure any of you saw this, but he did make one bad decision and throw--yeah, really, go back and watch the tape. Beyond that, he did a professional job and when needed most, drove the team on a long drive to end the half. People that helped themselves: Duke Williams, Isiah McKenzie, TJ Yeldon, Ryan Bates (played left tackle and held his own--proving to be a solid versitle player) People that hurt themselves: Ray-Ray McCoud, Zay Jones (he did make a few nice plays but hard to figure what's going on with him) And, in general, the offensive line, even with all the shuffling, continues to look light-years ahead of last season

Last week => Josh Allen is a serious MVP candidate This week => When is the draft