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Bills won and Fish lost. The two most important things today. Yeah the Bills did not look good on offense today but they made enough plays and won. The Patriots are actually pretty good on defense and division games are usually pretty tough. So I'll take the win and hope Allen plays better against the Fish.

Josh ain't hurt. A few dumb plays a game though.

The Bills had guys get hurt left and right last year to include Allen. Hamlin died on the field and then revived. Last year was a mess from an injury standpoint. Yeah they won 13 games but it was not an easy season. About halfway into it, the offense began to struggle to score with regularity which led to Dorsey's firing this year. It ended with a dud playoff loss to the Bengals at home.

Last year was up and down too

I agree. They probably want to see Jones practice this week before possibly activating him. Today was the last day to activate Elam from his 21 day window hence the move.

I'll truly be surprised if the Fish beat the Ravens in Baltimore. So the Bills will be all in against the Fish week 18. If there's nothing to play for week 18, they'll play many of their backups and give some starters a lighter snap count.

Here we go!

I wasn't happy with the game either. Oliver played well and I thought Ford and Rousseau had some good plays as well. The Bills had 3 turnovers that led to 13 Chargers points. That's what kept the Chargers in the game. The Harty fumble was utterly stupid and a killer. He wasn't going anywhere and his fumble led to a Charger TD. More importantly it gave the Chargers the belief they could win. This team doesn't play smart ball at times.

Pro football network has a playoff predictor. Similar to Espn.

I thought Rousseau was good early and Ford made some plays as well. Floyd and Miller were quiet though. Need Epenesa and Jones back in there.

They are all divorced reality.

All these lines and circles on the screen. Annoying

Not sure where Thompsett gets his number but he states Bills are currently $29 M over the cap for 2024. He restructures Allen, Diggs, and McGovern. These 3 moves would put the Bills $11 M under the cap. He mentions other moves: Hines, Harty, Martin and Dawkins. A good listen imo.

What if they re-sign both Floyd and Epenesa? Let Miller go after 2024 season. Greg Thompsett did a salary cap preview for next year. Bills could get about $45M under the cap by restructuring Allen, Diggs, McGovern and a 4th player (I believe it was Rasul Douglas). Let Davis go to free agency and draft a WR in the first round. Let Hyde go in FA. If there's a way, I think Beane gets it done. Re-sign Epenesa to a 4 yr deal and re-sign Floyd to a 1 or 2 year deal. I think Miller is done. He'll have next year to prove he's back but not liking his chances.

The Bills seem better focused and having fun. Brady seems to have a plan to exploit the defense and keeps working the plan. The defense is playing better with Joseph and Douglas additions. Dodson is playing better as well.

Here we go!!

I believe Beane may sign Douglas to an extension this offseason to lower his cap hit in 2024. He's currently scheduled to make $9M next year.

He played opposite of OT Wanya Morris a rookie.

Titans didn't have DT Jeffery Simmons either. Imagine what Quinnen Williams will do along with the rest of Jets D line. Did you watch the game last night?

Sneed had a real strong game defending Diggs.

This game is making the Philly game rather pleasant.

Chiefs 28 Bills 24 McDummy finds a new way to blow a late lead.

Reading comprehension is always a killer.

Per Thompsett, the more likely re-structures of Allen, Diggs, Oliver and couple others gets them to $45 Million under the cap. If they do all the available moves, gets them to about $72 Million under. So we're back to can McD get his crap together and close out a close game.

It's crazy to think the 6 - 6 Bills could be 4 - 8, like you said, or they could be as good as 10 - 2. Eagles, Broncos, Pats, and Jets. Bengals and Jags were close games but Bills didn't lead those games.