BADOLBILZ

She is beloved by the NY ragloids so as a Yankmees fan I have become acquainted with her story and she literally just complained to critics of all her weird body parts like yourself that "this is not build-a-bear". Hot and smart.

Oh of course, and as you know as such a big football star yourself.........it's much more nerve racking for some to watch from afar than to be in the actual game itself. You just happen to be one of those people..........comfortable in it...........very nervous as an observer...........Steve Tasker says he's the same way........another thing you champions share in common that those who haven't tasted victory at the very highest levels of football could understand. So take your own advice.........take a deep breath and just TRY go get thru the weekend.........the sun will come up Monday either way........promise. I'm rooting for you.......good luck.

I don't really like the Bills mafia merchandising with the "Godfather" fonts and designs that the Bills use. That's too literal.........and more likely to be offensive to those most sensitive to sharing a name with a term otherwise associated with organized crime. This logo is nice and simple and to the point without being gangster-ized. I am sure the NFL wouldn't like incorporating the logo directly like that but it's pretty sweet.

If an EMPLOYEE OF THE TEAM feels he has the freedom to say unapologetically that the Bills offense played tight against Baltimore.......and Bills radio color man Steve Tasker agreed..........then I really don't see how me saying so is "trashing McDermott". But by all means feel free to try to find McShade in everything I say. Actions speak louder than words though, eball. One of us dropped our season tickets when McD was hired. 😙

Ignorant simply means uneducated on the subject in question. Big difference from being called "stupid" or some other indefensible insult designed to de-humanize. If someone calls you ignorant........show them otherwise.

How does that make any sense on a message board? Were you saying let's talk about it Monday? Yeah, right Nervous Nancy. Like this weekend is going to change anything. It's entertainment........and nothing discussed on this board is productive whether accurate or not........so getting yourself exercised about the timing of a hot take in a cauldron full of them from naturally over-stimulated Bills fans is amusing to me. Carry-on with your nail chewing.......you can be nervous for both of us.

Is it required? Winning with love is the new thing now........10 years ago McD probably would have been the type of coach that he was as a player in college.........quiet and demanding........old school. This generation of athletes doesn't really respond to that though..........so McD is now Dr. Love.

It's early in this new year........but your ability to go so far out of your way to say something unnecessarily creepy..........I really see no end in site to your reign. The competition is playing for 2022 already.

Couldn't agree more. And what happens Sunday won't change that either. The timing is years away. And besides.........Tom Brady is the much greater competitor than Michael Jordan. If people need perspective on that consider that Allen trails Brady in AFCCG appearances 14-1. So it's gonna' be a while if that's what people need to know. Personally..........just win A Super Bowl. I don't care if that only puts our QB in a category with Brad Johnson. The journey is the reward and that's as far as it can go right now.

I feel better about it because the Bills are now past the "fear of failure" portion of the playoffs. They won the two games they were "supposed" to win. Now they are hopefully back to playing looser and more efficient and explosive on offense. @eball gave me a ration of sh*t for saying the Bills offense was playing "tight" in the Ravens game........but Bills own employee Chris Brown repeatedly said the same thing yesterday on OBL..........it was relatively obvious that despite Baltimore playing a good game the Bills were leaving plays on the field that they were not in the regular season. Maybe they still play tight this Sunday but I think being the hunter instead of the hunted is still more of the comfort zone for this relatively playoff-inexperienced team.

True. But superstitious weaklings probably need to go find a closet to hide in until Sunday night because this is the kind of stuff that gets kicked around when your team is 2 wins from a Lombardi trophy. The Bills don't lose because of anything said on a message board.........if one wants to be critical......criticize the take not the timing.........I think it's more than fair to categorize Allen as a great competitor based on what we've seen. Allen certainly has a lot to prove.......he hasn't been as sharp in the playoffs as he was in the second half of the season.......not exactly Jordan-esque to this point but the misty water colored memories that people have of past SB winning QB's playoff performances aren't always accurate. Allen could go out and have 2 great games now. We know he is capable. @Mango has taking a deep breath confused with holding his breath though.

Oh it definitely limited opposing fans from being there but there was some false reporting on "who could go". Attendance wasn't limited to season ticket holders(nor could an individual only attend one game). Account holders could send/take whomever they want...........that person just needed to be there to get the test. There will be a lower % of Bills fans than had there been full attendance but I am pretty sure Chiefs fans will be appalled by how many Bills fans will be there. And fwiw I didn't hear any talk of the Chiefs fans being so loud that it disrupted the Browns last week but I hope they prepare for more noise just in case.

Yes let's keep our focus where it matters.......on the opinion of ESPN analysts who are only still employed because they are inexpensive..........or, of course, worrying about how the broadcast team for CBS will disrespect Josh Allen and the Bills. It's a message board folks............if you are sensitive to foul topics you do not want to take deep breaths here.........just keep your masks up and carry on.

You axe a lotta' questions. They're good earners. Mindja business.

I think they cut Morse because they will be concerned that he's one bell ring from gone-for-good and because he is their biggest liability in the run game. Morse is a very good pass blocker but with Morse not really being able to bang heads in the middle Feliciano is the better overall center.........and for that matter Feliciano is better AT center than he is at guard. Ford isn't very good but IMO the best he's looked was as run blocker at RG next to Nsekhe in the preseason of 2018.

Think you will be surprised. I could count the Ravens fans at the stadium Saturday on one hand. I am guessing there will be around 1,000 or more Bills fans. There is just a contingent that loves to travel. Some of them would much rather travel than come to a home game.

If that stuff bothers people not sure why they listen to the tv feed. Listen to the Bills radio feed on the internet connected device you are using to access this site. Only a 6 second delay. Pause your tv and line it up.

Exactly. As @Zerovoltz said in a thread earlier this week........nobody cares if you likely only won because of another teams injury. It's football........the most important ability is availability. As I said in that response.......the 1976 Steelers might be remembered as the greatest team ever........but for losing both of their 1,000 yard rushers in a blowout of the Colts in the divisional round. Without them the Raiders survived and advanced versus the Steelers.......winning SB XI versus the Vikings.......thereby eliminating the narrative that they were chokers in the playoffs. Totally changed how people viewed the Raiders organization and nobody remembers the bad break for the Steelers even though it was right in the middle of 4 other SB wins. IMO both Peyton Manning SB wins were the result of bad health/injury breaks for the Patriots in those seasons as well.

You know how that story ended, right?

I really disliked it at first because it arose in defense of stupid comments from losing-culture-super-spreader/dog park douche-baggerist Stevie Johnson. But I always wanted Bills fans to basically create their own entity separate from the team itself.........kinda' like the way Cubs fans had long bonded to each other by embracing the shared experience of getting together and attending/watching their teams games even though they KNEW that the cheap-ass and usually incompetent Cubs ownership wasn't going to put a championship grade product on the field very often. Bills fans have united around it and that is a very important development, we can't have people like @Stank_Nasty blowing off December games because the games are meaningless.......so there needs to be an understood reason to be there beyond the results. "Bills mafia" as a standalone is (as @dayman says) about as corny as could be..........but SJ13 support aside its root is in sarcasm toward the comment from Schefter......which buys it some space. I found it amusing and inevitable that the Bills needed control of it.........and I don't blame them and since they are committed to winning I want them to make every cent they can off of it. Long term it has massive income potential because you can be 100% behind Bills Mafia even if you aren't pleased with the team itself. It's performance-proof. I've embraced it because it is in the best interest of the family.........as any honorable member should do.

Chandler Jones was an excellent use of a first round pick. Trading him was HIGHLY questionable..........but they didn't let him walk for nothing in return like the Bills did with Levitre and Byrd. They didn't have to......he had top positional value because he was a pass rusher. The Bills didn't have a choice........nobody was trading much(anything?) for a G or FS who were pending free agents. But then the Patriots are a different story altogether.........they were such an outlier in so many ways. Brady and Belichick played in 13 AFC Championship games together..........and they left A LOT on the table personnel wise. If they were as efficient with personnel/drafting as say......the Steelers?.......they probably win 10 SB's.

Pass rusher is the teams biggest need by far and highest position of need on the draft value list. QB/pass rusher/CB/LT/WR should be the early round priority positions for any draft.........if you don't find value at any of those positions then trade. I wouldn't be afraid to draft a WR if a great talent falls..........Beasley and Brown are 30 somethings next year and reaching end of deals. If a really tremendous TE prospect is there then great but those are so rare and hard to evaluate.........probably better off trading back and taking a couple swings in middle rounds and hope you find one. I wouldn't take a center that early.......they are maybe even easier than guards to find and most OL take 3 years to develop now so they better be pretty special to be worth the wait. The late first and second round draft that netted Wood, Levitre and Byrd looked great on paper but if you draft a player early and then they pan out great and you don't feel it's justified to pay them the market rate then they weren't good uses of those picks.

Agreed. Run defense is effort and technique. Success in the running game is about blocking. You can get players at DT and RB that give you a bit of an extra edge in those areas but at what expense? A DT not being athletic enough to rush the passer AT ALL or chase a Cam Newton down from behind and strip the ball out of his hands to save a game? Or a RB who is just good enough to tempt the play caller to take the ball out of the hands of a QB who is getting 9 yards per pass attempt in a game?

You really think passing and high scoring offenses are a temporary trend in the NFL? The players will be wearing flags and playing with a nerf ball before they go back to ground and pound, dude..........mom's just ain't signing their kids up for that game anymore. Indoors is the new outdoors.