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Here's a thought: had we had a bye like we usually would have with the 2nd seed, not only would we be hearing how good the Ravens are but add in "can the Bills get their 1st playoff win since god created Earth?". So at least we got that out of the way

IMO be ready for a lot of Josh runs. Particularly to start. Daboll (and Josh it seems) like to get him running to open things up a bit first. EDIT: snow has started LOL!

Just heard from a reliable source (Bills season ticket holder) the Bills are in talks to get breaded wings with ranch for the concessions next year.

Dane is a baller. He's going to be a good one I think.

Man I don't know about that. They have the biggest piece set (QB). And he's a great one. Everything else can be fixed IMO.

I think people underrate the Colts and saw the Bills win a close one. The Colts were a really good team this year. I think more of the Bills after beating them. The media seems to disagree with me.

I dont want to speak for him...but I think his point was that you can find people to say anything, no matter how silly. No reason to propogate it out to the rest of us. Leave it in the shoutbox lol But maybe I read him wrong

I say we sell out for the run. If Lamar can beat us through the air, so be it. We have an offense to deal with that.

Optimistic I like it. Freeman looks shot to me. Slow and broken. Hopefully you are right and I am wrong.

He's not a jerk, so no need to be rude to him. He's just wrong lol.

Has Dorsey ever called plays or designed an offense? Seems risky if not

Kenny breaks in and Josh throws out? Sorry but just like RB Williams, no thanks. McKenzie knows this playbook in and out. I want him on the field. Stills only in an emergency. No room for error here.

I'd like to see you defend this take with facts.

ProFootballReference has a fumble this year against Tenn. I don't remember it offhand either. It wasn't lost though, so one fumbled lost in Bills career.

TJ Yeldon's Bills career: 4.9 yards per attempt and 10.4 yards per reception. 6.8 yards per touch. 27 rushes, 127 yards. 14 receptions, 146 yards receiving. 2 fumbles (obviously not great), and 1 TD. I posted this in the Freeman thread but it probably belongs here. Yeldon is obviously not a world beater, but come on. He hasn't been bad here in his limited snaps. I'll accept fumbles as an argument, but it's too flukey for me.

40 touches just isn't enough for people here to get out their pitchforks. 'Bag of donuts' and all that. It's crazy.

Same here. Tua needs more time but I hated that quote and the universe seemed to note it as well. It got a lot harder for him lol.

Hi, why is Yeldon useless? Where are people coming up with this lol? In Yeldon's short career with the bills, he averages 4.9 yards per attempt and 10.4 yards per recption. 6.8 yards per touch. Can we kill this 'Yeldon sucks' nonsense now please? No offense to you Penfield, I think you probably are just going by what you read here. 27 rushes, 127 yards. 14 receptions, 146 yards receiving. 2 fumbles (obviously not great), and 1 TD.

I'm all for a Watson trade out of the AFC.

Im not saying he stays, but I agree, he is taking it seriously

Why wouldn't Yeldon play his heart out lol? I don't understand the love for inserting a player in his second NFL appearance into a high pressure playoff game that will be won and lost by who makes the most mistakes.

I don't need an undrafted rookie RB starting his first playoff game and appearing in his 2nd(?) total game. No thanks. Yeldon all the way, and see what Williams has next year.

Ehhhhh being the best at short yardage is relative. He's a bit better than Singletary I'll grant you, but neither have been particular good this year. He's a mediocre running back in a mediocre running back room. We need big improvement here next year. EDIT and personally I don't think he's better at blocking than Singletary. And again, if he is, it's not much and certainly replacement level.

Why not Yeldon? I don't recall his pass blocking being notably bad.