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Doubling down on what? I sure hope they don't beat the Bills, but they will be favored.

I think it's a little early to be celebrating a prediction of demise for the Browns. Looking at the remainder of their scheduel, if they win the games they should be favored in, they will end up 10 and 6, thus winning their Division.

If Allen had KC's skilled players, the Bills would be undefeated.

Rosen has yet to have a team committ to him, such as Buffalo, Cleveland, NY Jets and Baltimore have committed to their's young QB"s. I don't think Rosen's future is in Miami. However, I do believe his future is in the AFC East, with the Patriots.

Good for you. Your in for a great time.

When the Bills make a deep run into the playoffs, or better yet play in the Super Bowl, thats when our coordinators will be candidates for HC positions.

I hope we find a way to sign Lawson. Ever since we put him at RDE, the position he played at college, his play has been at a high level. Good teams don't let good players leave.

Bottom line; It was an illegal forward lateral, and the Bills got robbed.

I will be very disappointed if we go into the by-week 3-2. 3-2, at this stage, kind of says that we can only beat low tier teams. I think we are better than that.

It appeared to me that Allen was so intent on playing a perfect game, and it backfired on him. He will learn from this and just be better for it.

Why don't we take a page from the Pats strategy book and trade for a top reciever. Arn't we ready to make a run into the playoffs?

Yes, after our successful drive using the no-huddle.

It was working yesterday at the start of the 3rd quarter.

Hopefully Zay can develope into a Robert Woods. But right now he is nowhere near the reciever Robert Woods is today or when Woods was with the Bills.

Be that as it may, the no-huddle was working well. That's not what happened at the start of the 3rd quarter when they ran the no-huddle.

That happened latter in the game.

It appeared to me that going to the no-huddle offense at the start of the 3rd quarter was working well. It seemed to give Allen more time at the line of scrimmage to evaluate the Pats defense, not to mention it stymied the Pats substitutions. I haven't heard the question asked yet, but I would hope someone does ask it.

What concerns me, is that the Bills Offense found success in the 3rd quarter with the no-huddle offense and then abandoned it. The no-huddle gave Allen more time at the line to analyze the Pats Defense and stymied Pats substitutions.

Yeldon was a key contributor to the opening 3rd quarter drive. But, I thought the main factor to the drives success was the no-hudle offense. It allowed Allen an additional 15 seconds to analyze the Pats defense, not to mention it stymied Pats substitutions. Why didn't they continue the no-huddle???

I have it from a reliable source that the Bills will win by 10.

If the Bills defense holds the Pats to 17 points or less, then they are the best defense in the lesgue.

With an 0-3 start, I would think the idea of rebuilding might be crossing the minds of a few exec's in the Bengals front office. Clearing Cap Space, obtaining a player in a position of need, and/or amassing some Draft capital for A J Green could be seen as a wise move by the Bengals front office. It seems to me, that any team with playoff aspirations this year, that also has a need to upgrade it's WR corp might give Cinci a call. I don't know what the cost might be, but a WR line up of Green, Brown and Beasley is applealing.

I wonder if Brady has found a hotel in Buffalo that meets his standards?

We have to protect our senior citizens.

Just out of curiosity, what do they charge for a bottle of water at New Era?