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Just stay the course. D is getting gashed today. Just need a couple of stops and a big play or two.

Onsides kick this!!

That is game saving!

Run another sweep!

That looks too close to overturn.

Offense is looking good. Good scheme. Last drive derailed by penalties. Just keep plugging away. Got to convert third downs and stop colts on 3rd down.

Taylor is impossible to bring down.

agree. How about a little Draw there? Get 7 yards and get a FG attempt.

i think if that wasn’t picked by the other guy, we might have gotten that call.

That’s it!! Ford is going to let his guy by anyway, so might as well run a screen!!

Check out the TD. It is such a brilliant play. They basically let Phillips come up field into the hole, and Doyle pulls in almost behind him to seal him on the little cut back.

Taylor falls forward and it is 6 yards.

Ugh. Got to accept that!!

Why do we do this to ourselves again?

what’s the definition of insanity? They are really going to trot out these same 5? i hope they learned how to block a Stunt in the last 2 weeks.

we have to keep Williams at guard. The mass shuffling inside is what really hurt us against Jax.

colts play lots of cover 2. The way you can really beat that is with the TE in the seam. Knox almost has to have a big game for us.

All good!! Just part of the roller coaster pre-game jitters that plague all Bills fans.

haha— yeah, “go bills,” Debby downer!

I am both excited and terrified to find out who the starting o-line is.

Didn’t see the game, but am shocked by the score. Anyone see it?

Ohio state on track to win like 100-0. Michigan state is a tad overrated, but this is absurd.

to me, on D, the key is going to be third down stops. Taylor will get his runs. We usually don’t give up many big plays. So, can we stop them on 3rd and 4ish in this game? If so, the D will come out ahead.

If it is an issue of cost and ROI, then the city need to push for a roof, and the team needs to carry a lot more of the cost. From the city’s standpoint, they are going to get a ton more value out of an indoor stadium in the long run. I would be curious too from a “football perspective,” which of the newest stadiums (esp in colder cities) are completely open air? The last I can think of is Met Life, but that was built in 2010 and in a very different sort of market.