TheBrownBear

Do we get the wind in the 4th quarter? I missed the first couple of minutes

God. Never knew how much I hated this Levy fellow. His voice is annoying and he doesn't know sh*t.

Of course the friggin Pats get the benefit of the doubt.

What the hell are you guys whining about? He threw the ball twice in a row there into the wind. Ain't like we are running on third and long.

That's just good D. Not gonna knock Knox there

Huge play there. Nice throw and catch.

Lol. Breida should get cut tonight.

Good kick. Shows what I know.

Why kick?

Hell yeah!

Beanie built this team all wrong for Buffalo winters. Very frustrating.

Well. Game's over. Goodnight fellas.

What does this have to do with Daboll? He ain't dropping the f'ing ball.

***** Breida!!!! God *****

I feel you, brother. Just curious, based on that last sentence - do you work in football? Coaching?

It's all in tents and porpoises. Oh, and we are gonna crush New England tomorrow night (I hope).

I think your memory may be failing you. Outside of the 2009 McFumbles game, Brady didn't have many (if any) fourth quarter comebacks against us. They were total team methodical destructions with a few ugly defensive struggles thrown in. Two out of three games against the Brady Pats were thorough ass-kickings from start to finish. And besides the undefeated Randy Moss season, the Pats almost always beat our brains in with the running game and short passing/screen game. It wasn't Brady "dropping dimes" all over the field. It was the exact kind of offensive approach we are seeing from Mac Jones. The "fear factor" is gone because for the first time in 20 years, we have a team that's as good as or better than the Patriots.

Simms had a strong arm and it was basically the only reason he was selected in the first round. He was insanely unpolished coming out of Morehead State. He's more like the Josh Allen story than Mac Jones. Simms eventually became a polished passer and legitimate star after years of injuries and struggles, and probably would have made the HOF if not for all his injuries. I don't see the Mac Jones comparisons unless you're talking late career Simms.

The thought actually made me shiver. Judon is nasty and will eat Dawkins alive. Have to wonder if Dawkins isn't dealing with some extra fatigue issues stemming from his Covid battle in the offseason.

How about a blackout game instead? Like we had against the Chargers in 2008. We won that game and it was the best game that Trent Edwards ever played before the lights went out on his career permanently.

Yeah, I liked TO as a Bill. Made an otherwise forgettable season somewhat watchable, and he was by all accounts a good soldier during his stint in Buffalo.

Geez Louise. Mac Jones is Mac Jones. He isn't Tom Brady, Drew Brees or Baker Mayfield (or Andy Dalton or Trent Edwards or any other unathletic pocket passer who has entered the league over the past 20 years). I will say this, though, over the past 10-15 years, the best quarterbacks who have entered the league have all had +physical traits that set them apart from their peers - be it speed/escapability, extraordinary size/strength, or a Howitzer for an arm. The best quarterbacks (outside of Brady) usually have at least two of these traits (Rodgers, Mahomes, etc.) combined with good-to-excellent accuracy. Jones really only has his brain and an accurate arm, so I think it's an uphill climb for him to become an "elite" player at the position, but maybe he'll turn out to be the one-in-a-million exception like you know who.

Unfortunately, you missed the part where the company rep signed it in his car before heading in for lunch. JK. That's an awesome gift.

Agree with the OP. I also really believe we need to destroy the Pats this Monday. Destroy their will on national TV and show them who's Daddy in the AFC East. I'll take a win, but I'd prefer bloodshed.

Win or lose, the Bills will be my team until the day I die (so long as they stay in Buffalo).