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I, for one, appreciated it: the cameras were panned wide at the outset allowing the entire field to be viewed. Announcers? Horrendous.

I agree and believe the script has flipped from when the Bills played KC last: Josh was still somewhat starry eyed in that game and the D wasn’t sound. Both are different now.

Not sure if the narrative has completely changed, but it is changing. Personally? I don’t care...I know he’s a franchise QB and there is no one I’d take over him.

Which is refreshing...and what many here have wanted.

Kind of scary.

Does Josh use a mouthpiece???

Terrible. Is this these refs first game???

Jugular...cut

ALLEN —-> DIGGS!!!

I really don’t think the Bills even need running backs.

Buffalo Bills: AFCE CHAMPIONS!!!!!!

Bills could score 50 this game.

So important given the pains of the last three years. O and D peaking perfectly in December.

🦬🏈

Camera work on NFLN is so much better than the networks.

Time to double dip.

This team is on fire.

Rightt, tthey did, tthe spelllling of hiss namme. 😃 I laughed out loud!!! 😃 By the way, why isn’t @YoloinOhio breaking this stuff any more? Hello...Yolo...are you ok? Put two spaces between all words if you need help! 😃

I voted no. I’m he never cried over a game. I do, however, cry when I see the players reactions and their sharing emotions after the game. Another example is what Gabriel Davis and Milano did with the blades. Definitely shed a tear during that video.

That is so ridiculously AWESOME!!!! 😃

Yes, I can explain. It’s because the train whistle is a sponsorship by Amtrak. They are obligated to sound the horn.

That is a great read: thank you for sharing. Diggs and Josh are the real deal. Their commitment, drive and passion for both the game and Buffalo is clearly infectious. I love it!

Picking/hiring people is a complex issue. There are myriad variables. The leadership team in place at OBD, it appears, recognizes that and did what they needed to do: fix culture first. That includes unloading malcontents, bloated contracts, etc. This could be a different thread unto itself. Next is figuring out the mentality of the ‘right’ fit. I have no idea which ‘tools’ they use (Meyers-Briggs, DISC, ISPI, etc.) but, whatever it was, they understood who Josh was/is. Another component is physical: that was a given. Lastly is patience. This may be the most difficult, to be honest. Very few enter the league as who they will become. Once you lay your claim on someone as a draft pick, you really need to see it out and trust your coaches. Given all of this, I suspect there will be countless other teams trying to replicate Josh but very few will due to them not grasping one of the components. Those will be, in order, culture, coaching and then patience.

Thank you! I have yet to watch the All-22 so was unsure. I had assumed, with all the slipping that night, that he may have as well. Clearly not! Tre gave him a ‘Welcome to the NFL!’ play!!! 😃

This was a great discussion this morning. To be honest, all of the answers listed here are great. The sad thing is that the Bills had some really great players but the coaching, management and culture were terrible and cancerous. With that being said, I’d say Pat Williams to plug the middle. I love the Fred pick but the Bills need more help on D.