Brandon

No disagreement. They've been too reliant on Allen to hide their weaknesses the last couple of years. I was afraid that it was eventually going to catch up to them and it has.

Unfortunately, the Bills don't have an offensive line.

Really dirty hit on Diggs at the end.

Reasonable decision. It was a tight throw, but I thought Davis had a step on the corner when he broke his route off (which is also when Allen threw it). I just think Allen was expecting Davis to run his route along the goal line or just short of it rather than drifting five yards deep into the end zone. I don't know whether that's on Allen or Davis, but it just looks like a case of miscommunication to me.

Watching the endzone replay, I think that's exactly what happened. At this point, I don't have an issue with the decision anymore. It's a tight throw, but Davis has a step on the defender initially as he breaks his route inside. I just don't think Allen expected him to drift into the endzone.

Yeah, I don't have an issue with the playcall. It's been working all year and it's the only thing resembling a consistent short yardage play that they have.

I think there's a strong possibility that some of these bad plays are actually resulting from miscommunication between Allen and the receivers.

I suspect there's also some miscommunication happening between Allen and some of the receivers and that sometimes they're not where he expects them to be. Whether that's on them or Allen, I couldn't say.

Yep, that's exactly who he reminds me of, an early career Brett Favre. The team expects him to do everything and Allen is putting too much pressure on himself, forcing things and making mistakes. I think most of these problems would disappear if they could reliably run the ball.

He had around 400 total yards and played well most of the game. He reminds me of early career Brett Favre right now. He's trying to do too much. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't.

There's nothing wrong with him except that he's pressing because the team expects him to be the answer to everything on offense. He's putting too much pressure on himself and forcing throws.

I don't see anything there to overturn it. He's short.

So do I.

Where are you finding these overall vote totals?

I'm not surprised that DeSantis won, by I'm pleasantly surprised to see by how much. That margin would indeed seem to indicate that a tsunami is forming against the Dems tonight, with any luck.

Agreed. I'd rather go into the playoffs as a low seed with a healthy Josh Allen than to go in as a higher seed with this injury lingering around, or worse, being unavailable in the playoffs.

If there's any chance at all of further injury, I'd sit him.

Hines has only been on the roster a few days. It's much more likely that Allen just mis-judged his speed downfield. That's something that may take a little time.

Agreed. I'd rather lose a game or two in exchange for a healthy Josh Allen than to risk having this injury linger for the rest of the season.

I'll cast another vote for Gabe Davis. I expected him to be a solid second WR, and so far, he's just nowhere near consistent enough. The runner up would be the defensive front. They've played well at times, but for the investment, I feel like they should be getting more from this group.

If I were to look further, what are the odds that the crime rates in the major cities of each state are much higher than the overall state average and that those major cities have been controlled by Dems for decades?

Considering that the Bills will probably draft a WR in the mid-rounds this year anyway, I'd offer third round value and see if they bite. That's probably overpaying a bit for a malcontent, but he does have talent and has played well at times.

He's getting old and his supporting cast isn't that great. He also seems like a drama magnet and I'm not really sure he's into it anymore.

It took her long enough. I'd never vote for her, but she's reasonable, intelligent and likeable...three things in very short supply these days among her now former party.

The Bills would only be on the hook for his base salary and the workout bonuses in years he remained on the roster. The Panthers would eat the rest, which amounts to any bonuses they have previously paid him, inclusive of amounts yet to be amortized. Their numbers are accurate.