Trogdor

They sure do. How does one of the worst redzone team end up as one of the top overall? They actually benefit from teams not getting a ton of yards with a short field most of the time.

He doesn't get thrown at. When he does he isn't winning the matchups. He is good, but people just called him a lockdown far too early.

He ran the offense at Tennessee. Josh Allen is probably never going to be at that level and it has nothing to do with coaching. Peyton was a prodigy.

Teams are finally going at him and he is getting exposed. The secondary is so bad that they don't normally take the risk.

We have a lot of old playmakers on defense. I'm not sure this is true. Plus, the red zone defense is terrible.

Both have looked equally terrible and promising. I know you won't be objective about this so it's not worth continuing. Arizona is far worse than the Bills and I doubt Allen fans will give Rosen the pass that Allen gets when he looks bad.

Fitz was injured and David Johnson is a shell of himself. Throw in an Oline that might be worse than ours and you have a dumpster fire. They have even more to rebuild than the Bills. It's going to be a while.

The Hall of Fame isn't about most players. It's supposed to be the elite few.

There guidance is that entrance is based on stats. He threw 50 more interceptions than TDs in his career. Even his 4k yards season had more ints than TDs. He started hot and faded fast. It's not the Potential Hall of Fame.

Or even right tackle. Unless he has a knee thing.

I didn't think he was all that great late last season. He gets beat with speed and has no ability to recover. It's the 1on1 problems that makes me think he is overrated.

I think Dawkins might be our most overrated player. He gets a lot of passes here, but I think that Glenn trade might turn out to be their worst. That whole line is subpar.

You realize that his dad was a Pro Bowl player right? Many of his issues right now are the same ones from college. I really like him, but his natural position is definitely outside.

Yeah not everything needs to be a bullet is the dead horse around here. I've seen some posters suggest they teach receivers to catch his passes vs teach him some touch and I don't think that is going to work. They need these to start connecting to be legitimate deep threat.

It was a pretty good game, but Miami has the 29th ranked defense. He has shown he can run, but struggles to pass against even just decent defenses. People were wide open all game and he made them pay in some big spots and missed badly on others. Hopefully we see this production against quality opponents and on a regular basis. Also, the decision to cut the punter/holder again so late is having in impact. You could see how uncomfortable Hauschka was and it's a tough field anyway.

2ints and a fumble isn't just as bad?

You might be the saltiest poster since the Bama guy.

Do people realize that the Bills are actually one of the better teams in regards to dropped passes? https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/stats?season=2018&week=100&category=RECEIVING&opp=0&sort=11&qualified=1&sortOrder=0&page=1 http://stats.washingtonpost.com/fb/tmleaders.asp?range=NFL&type=Receiving&rank=232 Not every incompletion is a drop. It's the same argument people made about his college stats even though that team also rated as one of the best for dropped passes. His ball placement is just not great and he has a tendency to throw as fast as he can when he doesn't need to. I thought he had a pretty good game though even if he is running a little more than I would like. I just can't stand these false narratives.

Today felt like watching the same team play itself. Limited offense, QBs that run better than pass, stupid penalties, and super conservative play calling.

I feel like he has proven to be a better runner than a pocket passer. They seem to hold up decently well against good rushes. Every once and a while they remind you how bad they are.

It seems like every third game this team comes out unprepared and gets destroyed. On top of that, they still take the same dumb penalties that they did when Rex was here. His late game management in regards to the clock and 4th downs leaves a lot to be desired as well.

I feel like bad was because we didn't keep them. Goodwin, Woods, Watkins, Brown, Darby, and Ragland are all doing well in the NFL. I'd split up that McBeane too, because Beane wasn't here for the 2017 draft.

We're they rebuilding last year? McD might be a good coordinator, but as a head coach we still have similar problems from when Rex was here. Completely agree on Dawkins though. He and Glenn together would've been great.

I would still prefer Glenn at LT. I think he is a clear upgrade over Dawkins. It's more the additions judged against who they replaced that I'm interested in. There are a lot of former Bills performing well in other places, so it's probably too early to judge. Plus, I want McD fired because every third game is a blowout.

I said 5 people playing in the NFL not drafted. Clearly you are a child if you still can't understand the difference between playing in and drafted. Just say my mistake and move on. His team had more than enough talent and he still wasn't rated highly.