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If we can't close a game out against the !@#$ing Dolphins we are going to get killed next week against the Pats.

What with the ****ty shoulder checks by our DBs instead of actually tackling? Edit: And then Darby shuts me up.

Ajayi is really freaking impressive.

I'm really annoyed that Tyrod didn't hit O'Leary there.

(I'm apparently like a minute behind, thanks digital sunday ticket)

Special teams is keeping us in this!

Way to get the 3 and out, D!

I see its going to be one of those games, sigh. I should have made plans for this weekend instead of last weekend

Glad to have a FG stop, but we need a long drive on offense to give the D some rest, otherwise they're going to be gassed the entire game.

Yeah, we're getting outclassed already. Absolutely nuts.

So much for the vaunted run D, jesus

Participant comparison... PPP: Clinton: 21.4% Trump: 46.4% Johnson: 32.1% RCP: Clinton: 45.2% Trump: 39.2% Johnson: 6.4% 538: Clinton: 45.2% Trump: 38.9% Johnson: 6.2% Is it safe to say this place leans Conservative/Libertarian compared to the rest of the country?

No Watkins, No Shady, No playoffs, imo. I don't see how we're going to move the ball and keep up with some of the offenses we're going to face.

Fans and All of Media: BILLS ARE GOING TO THE PLAYOFFS Shady's Hamstring: Woah there, slow down.

Everyone hops on the hype train, and our main offensive weapon gets hurt. Sounds about right.

It only came up because he's been planting that seed rather loudly at his campaign events.

Seeing a doctor for a 'tight hamstring'?

You're extremely offended by Sammy defending himself on social media, yet is totally completely ok with Vontaze trying to injure players with cheap shots. Do I have this right?

Bingo. This way if Geno sucks, they move on at the end of the year... or if he's figured out the game, they might try to keep him. They have time on the other guys, no need to throw them in when they aren't ready.

Eh, I'm of the opinion that Geno, much like EJ, was pushed into the fire too soon, in too hectic of a situation. They are both physically capable, but need(ed) a few years of solid development to see what they are actually capable of in the NFL. I still think both can be productive in the right situations, and we'll certainly find out in Geno's case. He's got some solid weapons, and a decent play designer. I hope for our sakes he continues to be relatively bad.

We'll certainly have an idea of what Geno is capable of now.

If we make the playoffs this year, is there an asterisk because Brady and Ben missed time?

If he wasn't in our division kicking our asses every year, I'd probably be a big fan Until then, I spit in his general direction. Hmph.

My hope is he doesn't play too many important downs, but gets his feet wet as depth, and by the end of the season (and hopefully playoffs) he's relatively up to speed, to help keep the defense going as inevitable wear and tear hits the current starters. (Similar with Dareus, I'm not too upset about him missing time right now, because he'll be 'fresher' for late season push, which might give Kyle some more plays off, etc)

O'Leary seems to mix well with Clay, and probably works better in 'heavy' sets. That being said, I like Gragg more as Clay's 'backup', since he's a similar sort of player. Hopefully he gets healthy and comes back. I know he hasn't produced much, but the talent is clearly there.