D. L. Hot-Flamethrower

Well we know the Chiefs DL will hold our OL from getting to the second level. And, we know their OT will false start every play. And, we know their grabby DBs will start out holding our WRs at the line. And, we know Mahomes will get away with grounding and Allen won't...........Need I say more. Intangibles goes to the Chefs

The cost of not making a move or two will be devastating to the players, fans and coaches IMO. Beane better do something and do it soon. If he does it right we could be back where we want to be. If not, I'm scared of where this goes.

I remember it, watching my former hero get going downhill was a thing of beauty. From 1972-76, for a five year period, no one ever did it better. Too bad it turned out how it did.

I don't think NE is as good as we are overall. They've improved and our on a high right now. But, the fact they get the following schedule adv LV,TEN,NYG and we get KC,HOU,PHI make it very hard for us to win the division baring complete collapse. NE could end up as phoney division champ-it happens sometimes.

I wonder what he could do fi the defense feared the outside receivers. It seemed to my eye yesterday like their secondary was "playing downhill".

Lombardi always sounded to me like his own biggest fan. Ironically, people who act like they invented something, like the game; Or their resume is unique end up getting caught eventually. People find out they can't do what they said and credibility gets shot. Yes it can get you in the door but not as much as people might think. I know I was fooled one time as a person leading hiring decisions. Never again though. If its too good to be true it likely is.

It's not that desperate. Teams play rookies in the secondary all the time and they succeed. If you're someone that values athleticism it's not all that bad in the secondary.What's surprising is McD actually trying it.

Yes a platoon could be in order in regard to Poyer/Hancock at some point soon.

It was a horrible, horrible pick by Beane, McConkey or Worthy should've been the pick not Keon. The data i've seen said it at the time. We've all tried to rationalize it since hoping Coleman turns out better than we thought and Beane knew. This is why if the Bills are going to use a pick for WR next year I'd rather they trade it now for a proven performer. Beane and his crew have shown no aptitude for drafting a WR. And, if they're listening to Josh, they need to act like the adult in the room.

We dodged a huge bullet with Miami taking Tua instead of Herbert.

My foolproof algorithm says Bills 24.3 Panthers 22.6

Those are the most important games, that's what it's all about.

He'll be somewhere else next year and thriving.

I would try to trade Coleman if at all possible and try to get something for your dollar. His philosophy is unfortunately the Carolina one that values receivers very low.

Clearly blew the pick!