Brandon

To be honest, I think a defensive focus is the wrong approach. They arguably have the best player in the league at QB. If it were me, I'd put the majority of my resources into supporting him with more speed and playmakers at the skill positions and improved line play, and aim to have a top 10-15 defense rather than trying to be #1.

I agree, but I think the most likely outcome here is that they'll try to bring Hughes back on a one year deal.

It would be nice, but I can't see anyone being willing to part with an elite pass rusher. They're almost as hard to find as QBs. As far as FAs are concerned, the Bills just don't have the cap room unless they're willing to seriously impact their ability to sign FAs in future years. Realistically, I think they sign a late career veteran to a relatively inexpensive one year deal as a situational pass rusher and hope that one or more of Rousseau, Basham and Epenesa turn the corner in their development. If not, then you go after a higher tier FA in 2023, when the Bills are projected to have a lot more room to work with.

Cordarelle Patterson. He's 31, so he shouldnt be expensive, but he brings versatility as a 3rd down RB, WR and at worst is a good kick returner.

They've done that a handful of times this year at the end of the first half. I don't think they've ever had a positive result from it. I'm not normally one to call for a firing, but this idiocy has now cost the Bills one of the best chances at the Super Bowl that they've ever had. I realize that it's not going to happen, but I think maybe Frazier should lose his job for this one. There's no excuse for losing a game where you score two come-from-behind TDs in the final two minutes.

I agree. They might be able to slow KC's offense down a little bit, but I'm not sure its realistic to expect to shut down that offense. They're going to get their 30+ points. The Bills can't ignore the D, but for the most part, they'd be better off playing to their biggest strength...#17....and adding more speed, more playmakers, and an improved OL.

I think they need more speed at WR, specifically someone who can make plays after the catch. The CBs definitely need some work and I wouldn't be opposed to a R1 CB, but I think they're not as bad as they looked tonight. Otherwise, keep adding offensive linemen and hope the young DEs develop. In terms of the latter, they were getting some pressure on Mahomes, but just weren't able to bring him down.

Well, the defense is, I'll grant you that. I think most of us knew the defense wasn't as good as their #1 ranking, but that was something else. The Bills defensive performance was absolutely putrid tonight. There's no excuse for blowing two go-ahead TDs in the last two minutes of the game, including one with 13 seconds left, but damn if this bunch didn't do it.

Allen and Davis played two of the best games at their respective positions that I've seen in a long time. And Allen engineered TWO 4th quarter come from behind TD drives, only to have it squandered by that idiotic prevent defense.

That final 13 seconds should get him fired. Its absolutely inexcusable to blow the game with that prevent defense garbage.

That's one of the worst calls I've ever seen.

After calling that bonehead QB sneak with 14 seconds left and no timeouts, I don't think they have anyone to blame but themselves.

Yeah, I agree. Hardly any wonder that he's won over his teammates to the extent that he has with the way he actively tries to share the spotlight with them.

Just based on what we can see, Allen seems like the type of guy who puts in the effort to be an elite player, takes the blame on himself when things go wrong, shares credit with teammates when things go right and is obviously willing to take some big hits to ensure the success of the team. That's the type of guy players are going to rally behind and who can motivate his fellow players.

This was one of the greatest offensive performances in league history, not just for the Bills.

Unless the weather plays a major factor and turns it into a low scoring game, I don't think Pittsburgh has much chance at all.

I agree, it was mostly the wind, but even going into the wind, there were three more passes that could have easily been TDs. Two where the receiver only got one foot down and a third where the Jets DB interfered with Diggs in the endzone that forced a FG attempt 0:04 left in the half.

I don't like the call, but it worked. Or, it would have, had the DB not gotten away with obvious DPI/holding.

Still have to get both feet down. It looks to me like Diggs only got one.

Yes, QBR is total garbage and always has been.

Maybe he's not a guy you want on return duty, but he's always been a quality depth receiver with some big play ability.. I'm not sure why they haven't used him more this year. Granted, I never expected him to have this type of breakout game, but hopefully they get him more opportunities moving forward. He can play if they give him a chance.

I don't know what the Saints coach may have said to Brady, but at the end of the clip, it definitely looks like he was saying something. Whatever the case may be, I don't really care. Might be different if this was high school, but they're both 40+ years old. I doubt that's the first time either of them have ever heard that expression. Somehow, I doubt that's the first time its ever been used on the field, either.

I'd rather they keep him off return duty and get him involved a bit with the offense instead.

Considering that our QB may or may not have been 100% going in and our OL was a mess, I feel pretty good about it. I'm definitely not going to complain about a 17 point win.

Gabe Davis makes plays every time he gets the opportunity. He needs to be on the field more often, if not full time.