RochesterLifer

Oof! Facing a master strategist like that frightens me. 🫣

Fair enough. I was thinking of this year. You are correct.

I don’t recall anyone on this board saying “let Cook walk, don't pay him”. I do recall a lot of folks (including me) saying pay him at good value for both sides. That’s what the Bills did. But, if this is a new self-congratulating narrative you wish to spin, have at it.

I really don’t know the Jets’ roster. Are these players of any consequence? Bonus points if you can phonetically spell the RB’s last name.

Arm arrogance

I interpret that as he’s ok.

Emphatically agree. Right now, the Bills are in their film rooms. - The defense is reliving and analyzing how they got shredded. All position groups played a role, and they are not happy right now. There will not be a letdown or complacency when they take the field against the Jets. - The offense is looking at their first half three-and-out lull, preparing an improved plan to avoid those momentum breakers. I expect a fired-up Bills team in the Meadowlands, determined to show they are better than the first 52 minutes of the Ravens game indicated. The Jets are about to have a bad day. Also, the ultimate look-at-me-post (LAMP) is, "I have a bad feeling about this game." This comes from the Karens of football fandom, wanting to show they care more.

Nicely done, all good observations. I was especially excited to see Coleman and Palmer's 4th quarter performances. This was one of our biggest concerns coming into the season. While only one game, they are giving us cause for great optimism.

You may be right. Let's let Bishop and Rapp have a few games to see how it plays out. It still is a focused part of McDermott's defensive strategy. We may see it redevelop as the season progresses.

Honestly, I think this is one of those games where Trubisky mops up the fourth quarter. After the multiple coronaries I had Sunday night, I envision bourbon, popcorn, and relaxed smiles. J-E-T-S, sux, sux, sux.

It was explained by analysis today. The Bills were disguising their defense and Bishop gave a two-deep look. He was supposed to come to the line of scrimmage, pre-snap. However, the Ravens quick-snapped, catching Bishop in his disguise position. The Ravens were smart and lucky. We are good at disguising our defenses. But, in this case, we got caught.

And this one-play instance shows us why Josh is the MVP in this conversation. Lamar reminds me of Dominique Wilkins (showing my age, bigtime) in the old NBA days. He was a human highlight reel - but just didn't know how to win.

I’m in total shock.

OK, let’s see our new D!

Kincaid blocking, Kincaid receiving, go Bills!

Football night in American’s Marv Levy tribute - I’m not crying, you’re crying.

😁 I do appreciate, however, your attempt to make me ten years younger.

For me, it’s total boredom. LFG! My brain is on game tie.

Me too. I’m getting anxious.

Well, truth be told, we’ve been greatly enjoying Dolphin shenanigans for quite some time now.

Nobody scares me! Mainly because I am home on my couch, watching games on TV.

From age nine until my sophomore year of college, my beloved Bills failed to beat the Dolphins. I never, EVER considered abandoning Buffalo. Shame on your fragile allegiance.

Thanks Coach, for calling this article out….extremely interesting and insightful.

Gotta love how excited Brazilian fans get over a completed pass. They bring the fun factor.

Actually, read the scoreboard. Lamar hasn’t accomplished as much as Josh. In the playoffs, Lamar is 0-2 against Josh. Each new year has new possibilities. But, at this point, you got nothin’.