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I won't comment on dime or safety. But I thought we got decebt production from Ingram at nickel when he stepped in for TJ last year. It's a big part of why I would rather keep him over Cam.

I really like Ingram as depth in the DB room he is longer and more physical than Cam. I know McD loves what Cam Lewis does overall, but I think Ingram is the better defender at this point. I would be bummed to move Ingram back to the PS in favor of Cam Lewis

Our AV team also does a terrible job of getting important replays on the big board in the stadium. I keep my Fubo running on my phone/in my pocket when I am at home games. I often get the TV feed to give me a replay or two before the next snap and it never shows up on the scoreboard. Our inability to get meaningful replays up live for coach to see for his/the refs own eyes has been a major criticism of mine for years now. It is supposed to be a huge part of homefield advantage. Get good replays up fast to help with making challenge decisions and keep bad replays to yourself so the opposite HC is running blind.

1. I didn't think Strong was ever coming in. I thought Tre had a fine day. Yes that crosser was brutal, but all in all I give Tre a passing grade. I was surprised at how often we manned up on Hill/Waddle. To me that was more the glaring weakness than Tre himself. Benford was burned by Hill on a few occassions because of it. 4. Groots career seems to be trending towards the "Hall of Meh". 5. Rapp had a good game. I like him overall. I know the board has treated him as a bit of a whipping boy, but he is fairly low on the list of defensive upgrades for me. 6. I totally assumed that it had to be tipped. But I think I assumed wrong. Kinda crazy. 7. Fully agreed. It was wild. I think part of it was that we didn't want to put the defense back on the field. But still, go up two scores and everything changes.

God I wish. I would have paid double for my new seats.

What a pain in the ash this M&T online banking is. I have a couple of accounts with a couple of banks setting up auto pay on my PSL loan has been a total bear compared to any reoccuring payment I have ever had. We are getting married this year so I took up the Bills on their loan offer just to keep cash free for vendors. But I had to call three times now to fill out the form for auto pay. My mortgage, my car payment, my student loans, all of it are easy auto pay. But M&T keeps making me resubmit the same exact PDF instead of just being able to set my current payment option as reoccurring on either the app or website. Absolutely brutal. Makes me glad I am not an M&T custoner as a primary bank. I couldn't imagine managing the rest of my finances with them.

So they're basically all the same-ish. Seems like a change of scenery was good for all parties.

God, we're becoming the Patriots and we haven't even won one SB. This is wildly embarrassing.

Sheesh. Teams like the Chiefs and the Bills are dead until they are actually dead.

I totally agree. I was just piggy backing to continue whinning about the lack of practice that teams do these days. Guys are barely in the facility at all. It is slowly eroding the Sunday product and TNF is throwing gasoline on the fire.

And on top of that these guys are barely practicing anyways. It is killing the product.

Not that they are the same. But didn't the Patriots do this once, then go on to like 14-2 and win the SB?

Am I supposed to show my ticket stub or something before I comment? I was there. Lol.

Actually you have to keep leaving. You are part of the luck. Everybody do everything the exact same going forward please. Anybody who left both games early, and attend another game where we are losing need to exit the stadium immediately. This is not a drill.

Do you guys thing Josh was saying "Have more faith in me" or "Have more faith in the Buffalo Bills"? Obviously Josh isn't addressing any of us individually, hes speaking broadly about the 20k+ people that left the stadium early. And he is clearly saying "Don't sleep on the Buffalo Bills". The idea of getting into the weeds about "what about my specific situation" in relation to "I wasn't leaving because of YOUUUU, Josh" is weird.

This is one of those cases where a lot of things are true at the same time. Scale matters here. Of course every game has people who leave early for various reasons. And at a micro level, whatever. But the scale of Sunday night was bonkers. I think you and anybody else can leave early, especially when that is your weekly cadence, but I also think that because of the scale in which people left we, as a fan base deserve all the criticism coming our way. That stadium was empty. It is tough to explain how empty it was.

So this is sort of my understanding of it as well. But I thought that maybe it would be offsetting penalties and they would replay the down.

Nearly half the stadium left. This isn't an 8:20pm game issue. We deserve all the smoke we get.

I was there. The filtering out with started with about 10 minutes left in the 4th. It was bonkers. Dare I say bordering on disrespectful. It is 2 possessions and we have Josh Effing Allen. The only way I can explain it is that 1. The primetime game always seems to always draw a totally different crowd. Almost like people are there because of the nationally televised game, not the match up itself. 2. It is possible we have become soft in our successes. In 2010 we would have more people sticking around to boo this team off the field than we did to stick around to cheer for the comeback. I don't buy the "well it was late" narrative. I am a season ticket holder, and this exodus was something I haven't seen in quite some time and we have had primetime games. These people aren't leaving if the score was reversed (and held), the stadium would have roared the team off the field. Anyways, for a fan base that gets so much national attention for being "die hards" this was a pretty embarrassing showing on National TV. If Miami or Jacksonville did this we would have a 96 page thread on what trash fans they are. Be better.

I'm not sure O'Connell does either. When I turned the game on JJM was 1/2 for 5 yards or something like that. It was the second quarter. I feel like KO is at the very worst a "fine" coach and has made due with some very"meh" QB's. This game from JJM has the same vibe as that game JP Losman threw like 8 passes. They know they're toast.

Totally uneducated guess. He is in for pass pro on a passing down. Nobody expects him to run a route, they expect him to stay in and block for Allen. It isn't a trick, as we have seen with Cook, the staff puts a premium on the ability to pass protect on must have passing downs.

I hope we do better than that. Coop had a good play or two, but was largely pretty silent. 20 catches, 297 yards, 2TD's in 8 games/4 starts. 6 catches, 41 tards and no TD's in the playoffs. He wasn't worth a 3rd but it was worth a try I guess.

I am enjoying the historic win, but I would be lying if I didn't come away from that game with some concerns on whether this current team can sustain success (outside of Josh Allen). In no particular order I didn't love: - Offensive playcalling. - Our WR's ability to seperate. They were absolutely blanketed on a number of Allen scrambles and still couldn't break free. - Our run game overall. - James Cook's inability to be on the field for everydown. Again, he is barely on the field with the game on the line in the 4th. He just signed a major deal. He has to be better, but coaches also need to utilze him in those moments. - Our back 7 in pass coverage.

Honestly, if the vote for MVP is split between Josh and Lamar this will the tie breaker.

Why are some of you so hell bent on jinxing things. Like half the stadium left though, so I guess maybe this is like the SB years.