KRT88

defensively, if we can cut the big plays out this team allows, wow, can they be good. The QB will grow but I'm with you, impressive performance when we had nothing to play for and Miami had everything.

I just wonder how many people want to win next week? I don't care about the draft position. I think this team is heading in the right direction and will make strong picks regardless. We have a few hole but what we need is our defense to limit the big plays allowed and the QB to grow.

I love the snow melter machine. Melt all the snow, turn it into a nice thin layer of water and have it freeze into a skating rink. Guess the NFL would have salt trucks running in the parking lots. A really hope a nor'easter hits! It'll be funny watching the billion dollar league scramble for plans

I wanted to see how he played in cold weather conditions. disappointing to lose these key snaps to help the development.

NO NO NO, he's a damn good left tackle. Go out and find a LG.

I agree that LG and SS are the two weakest I'd say that #1 receiving position is next followed by the WLB position. I'd also like to see the TE position and RT addressed too but

The Bills overall make no sense: How do you have a team that ranks Forth in the league in Rushing (138.2) First in the League in Sacks (49) Third in the league in Interceptions (20) yet still struggle to reach 5-9? here's how... Ranks 26th in Rushing Ranks 27th in Passing A defense that makes big plays all over the field and then gives up bigger plays all over the field at the worst possible moments. An offense that runs the ball so well but can't use that to set up a quality, middle of the road passing attack (ranks 29th - .192.5). A team which runs the ball so well, you think they'd be better in TOP (ranks 30th at 28:16). Overall, I think this team has shown so much promise but they still make the same mistakes as always, still get far to creative in finding ways to lose. However, I just had a bad thought.... this years team, with last years defense.

This team needs to gain confidence heading into the off season. I'd like to see three wins, but two and play the evil empire very well would be OK as well. The coaching staff need experience as well and EJ needs to see many snaps as you can get him.

WE think the same way. I don't really care about the draft at this stage, I want to see this team win on the road and grow.

I'd cut Stevie and use his money to help resign Byrd. The guy makes more impact plays.

The Bills are NOT going to pick Johnny Manzel and why would they want to. He's gonna get killed at the NFL with his small build and willingness to put himself into danger. Plus seriously. Party Johnny is gonna want to play in Buffalo? He'd be more unhappy then other player who we traded away in the past. Get a big play receiver or add another play maker on defense, or a studd o-linemen, any but Johnny football.

Post this on social media and every where you can think of. This was well written and very accurate.

you guys are so clueless. The guy is tiny and he's gonna get killed in the NFL. Plus, Mr. Party animal, he complain about being in Buffalo. Give EJ one more year and then thank for FSU latest QB

My biggest observation is simple: the offensive play calling lacks creativity. I did not recall seeing one first down play action pass. I did not recall seeing on screen play called How many times do we pass on first down? This team has two of the best backs in the league, why is it that they can never be on the field together. Imagine you are a defensive coordinator and you see Spiller and Jackson lineup in a split formation. Spiller motions out and draws a linebacker to cover him, the offense needs to run a clear out and use that advantage. Start with Spiller out wide and bring him in, the linebackers have to move up, and Jackson can go backside against the defense. I can't imagine how using the two together wouldn't benefit out young QB. Obviously not all the time but several times a game.

The that pisses me off the most is that I am 100% positive if that was the New England Patroits, that's a catch. However, for the lowly Buffalo Bills, incomplete pass.

It's the bills where every game is close so we are likely looking at a 26-24 loss

the stats might say that but when it's 3rd and 14 on a Sunday afternoon, and you watch an opponent run a 16 yard curl route for a first down...not so much. But at 3-4 we really are better than our record, but if we are 3-6 in two who cares. Need to find a way to win one of these next two games.

A healthy secondary might help out the defense but our D-line has got to do a better job of controlling the line of scrimmage. If the defense can get it done, this team has a chance in a wide open AFC, though 4 conference losses and 2 division losses will make it more difficult.

the same, because no one finds more creative ways to lose games than the Buffalo Bills. Hasn't anyone else notice that just about every week is the exact same game. We often have the lead or our in games but do just enough to below the game. Or we come back and then can't make that key one or two plays and lose. At some point I would have thought the team would learn from its mistakes. Honestly, we should be 5-1 right now but instead we are 2-4, which is where we always seem to be.

It's London the NFL is interested in but should it be England or UK as a whole? Why not schedule games in three different UK cities? Or try an NFL game in another European city? Berlin, Dusseldorf, Amsterdam, Paris? I get the NFL marketing idea but why focus on one city? If I was running the league I'd move to a 17-3 schedule. 17 regular season games, everyone gets 8 home, 8 road and 1 neutral site games (you'd need 16 locations) plus 1 home, 1 road and 1 neutral site preseason game. Try to rationalize those games, Phily/Pittsburgh at Penn State. Cleveland/Detroit St. Louis/KC at U of Missouri. Tampa/Jacksonville in Orlando. Carolina/Washington in Raleigh, etc.

Who was the consistent deep threat on Tampa's team? When the Giants won a couple years back, who was the CONSISTENT deep threat? You need a QB, plain and simple.

So having a really solid quarterback, if not a great one is not important? SB 47 - Flacco - good QB SB 46 - Eli Manning - good QB SB 45 - Aaron Rogers - great QB SB 44- Drew Brees - great QB SB 43 - Big Ben - good QB SB 42 - Eli Manning - Good QB SB 41 - Payeton Manning - great QB SB 40 - Big Ben - poor QB at that time SB 39 - Tom Brady - great QB SB 38 - Tom Brady - Great QB SB 37 - Brad Johnson - poor QB SB 36 - Tom Brady - good QB at the time SB 35 - Trent Dilfer - poor QB SB 34 - Kurt Warner - Great QB I'm not seeing how the QB position doesn't play a role in building a championship side. maybe I'm missing something

what? EJ gets injured and we should draft a QB in the first round? This makes no sense. I have no understand as to the though process some of you have. We need to surround EJ with talent not bring in another guy to complete. The front office needed to have a capable veteran backup and it failed at that. Now we have to find one on the fly. That's it.

It's so easy spending 800 million of someone else's money. And exactly why do stadiums cost so much these days?

anyone who watches football on a regular basis can see that Hackett's play calling is a significant problem. He is too predictable and he's not using his players to their strengths. Too many first and second down runs putting Manuel in obvious passing situation, far too few play action passes and CJ not getting the ball on the edge. Twice in the game the Jets had 11 on the line and the Bills both times threw fade plays and this isn't EJ strength. Why are those plays not being checked to inside leverage post play into the wide open middle. The coaches need to work more with the receivers on helping their QB and getting position on the corners. frustrated because the Jets did everything they could to hand us the game and the coaches, plus EJ, did nothing to take advantage of it.