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EGREGIOUS!

IMO we sometimes "waste" downs on inside running plays and the offense stalls. We we get back to throwing it all the time things start to click, and then some inside runs actually work. This analysis brought to you by inebriation and a spotty memory.

https://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/fl-sp-dolphins-kelly-column-bills-20211031-qgusbywc2bf77fuxcs2ktvuplq-story.html Nice work fans!

Whatever with this game though really just get the ***** win

Im not for this trade, but a healthy McCaffrey in this offense holy *****

Super excited to see this dude at some point. He's a guy the Bills would be good at coaching up I feel. They like dudes where they can start from scratch.

I'm interested to see him after all this time practicing and being coached. Dude is a specimen

Miami will hate the ***** weather. Good.

I've had another look at those shorts and I gotta say he's in uncharted waters there. Those are the shortest shorts

Short shorts are the best man. If you got the legs for them I highly recommend the short inseam.

My favorite unis

That's his point though, right? Unless I misunderstand one of you.

Damn, well that is surprising. Not that we're all #######s or anything, but I figure he has to take 200 pics a day if he's in Buffalo.

I promise you no one was ever chill with Josh Allen around in Buffalo. He must mean nationally. He'd obviously be mobbed anywhere in Buffalo since the beginning. He came to a building in downtown buffalo for something in 2018 after he was drafted, and the whole building came down to see him. It was mobbed.

There are maybe two fanbases in the NFL that wouldn't laugh if our franchise was shipped off to Austin. The rest can piss off as far as I'm concerned.

I was looking for Allen's name given the thread LOL

They just lost a TE for the year I believe

I hit two low points in my Bills fandom (since the 91 team). One was a game against San Francisco in what I believe to be the late 2008 season. Rainy, cold, windy, and a terrible game. ***** got thrown on the field, lost 10-3 or something like that and the Lossman played a bunch of snaps. Really bad spot at what I thought was deep in the drought at that point. Worst game I've ever attended. It made me question why I was a fan and spent money on this team. Then the point in time in the OP. Right after the Rex disaster, shedding all the contracts. "Knowing" we'd be rebuilding and terrible for at least a few years even if things fell our way. It was almost too much. It just made the end of the drought that much sweeter. I was at the Miami game at the end of 2017, went into the concourse and celebrated with thousands of Bills fans at the game as we watched the Bengals beat the Ravens. (Somehow there was a Bills band there playing the shout song. I have no idea to this day how it was possible lol) Now we have the makings of a really great team. I didn't know it in 2017 but we had finally hired the right guys after decades of an absolute clown show for management. I'm in a really good place right now. I'm taking this season as it comes and trying really hard to look past the small stuff.

I think everyone understands that. Bottom line is we have a quarterback that has a higher than average chance of taking hits while running because that seems to be in his DNA. I think Josh understands the risk and will be judicious with his hurdling.

Your parents should have had this talk with you a long time ago.

That place is vile, no doubt. I noticed the AIDS stuff too. It's more common there than you're probably thinking reading this.

My god finally. Lets get to football Cole

Might be some rain

Sending positive thoughts directly to Matt Milano's hamstring. Does anyone know which one?

https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/bills-q-a-veteran-defensive-end-jerry-hughes-gets-to-watch-the-team-grow/article_b254b626-286a-11ec-b28e-a35c14f4d130.html Fun article about Hughes being a vet and how the team has changed in a positive way.