Billsfan1972

And you have proof??? McD's still here as is Frazier..... Neither should have been fired (so calm down), but it was mistake after mistake after mistake that lost them the game and why the wound is still fresh 12 months later.

Wasn't perfect, but one I thought could be caught.

KC needs to win a game too!!!

I listen to his podcast too. Very funny and everyday type of guy. Love this montage

Maybe should post the same on the 49'ers & Bengals sites too.

No matter what, take nothing for granted. https://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/multimedia/slideshows/10-biggest-upsets-in-nfl-playoff-history/collection_616cadef-2207-52b3-bd8a-005c03d51945.html#1

Just a reminder. Take nothing for granted. https://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/multimedia/slideshows/10-biggest-upsets-in-nfl-playoff-history/collection_616cadef-2207-52b3-bd8a-005c03d51945.html#11

Now you're taking it a little too far, unfortunately we saw this during the year and won't be surprised at all to see the Bills bend but don't break Defence again. Brissett, Pickett's first NFL game & 300+ yards passing (yes 3 points allowed, but moved the ball), Wilson, Mac Jones....

And with Tua out, I hope I won't be talking about the D Sunday afternoon. But never take anything for granted and the Bills better be prepared in any case.

Fine, just not sure why this love for Beasley. It's like pining for someone from high school 20 years later, expecting her to look the exact same. He was cut by TB, get over it.

Enough with Beasley talk. Yes we need someone to move the chains and frankly rather see MacKenzie ascend as he is long-term.

Exactly, without Allen, where is this team with an only "Average" QB and then what do we say about the Front Office & McD? Let's look at NE now as the perfect example. Wish Belichek got his wish deep sixed Brady for Jimmy G and see how much worse they would have been. Another example is Baltimore this year and their play without Lamar. What we see is the D is still very good, but the Offence was as bad as expected.

Trying to find the Contested Rate Catch and wondering what that entails. Yes he had one vs. Pitt, but can't remember another where he won a 50/50 ball or fought off a defender.

I won't disagree, but as a fan this is hard to watch at times and creates anxiety. The Bills you are exactly right, seem to wait for the holding penalty, TFL or sack to save them. The point is after Miami (Tua or not), it's probably Burrow & Mahomes and that is scary (and more pressure on the Offence).

No 17-17 on the three TD drives. You may want to count again. On the FG he did have an int. Please don't tell me the D played great vs. NE. Was nice to see ints, but too many easy short passes completed and moving the ball.

Whoever made the decision and did not waiver to select Allen is the person to thank. And then after a few years to decide well maybe he needs a wide receiver who can catch the ball didn't hurt either. I really don't like these threads. I'm happy with the front office, but really it all started with drafting Josh Allen and his development.

I'm having fun and agree with 80-90% of what GunnerBill says. Whether he agrees with my takes are something else. I've become an anxious mess watching the Bills as they are so close to the SB.

Absolutely right. I expect 30 as a floor for the Bills. Me & my rose-coloured glasses. I remember the 96 yard drive before half vs. KC. I never had a doubt they weren't going to score (they fumbled away the first possession, blew it on downs the next....). Now I'm no where near as confident (though I do expect it).

Built on #'s early in the season. Then there was an issue with turnovers, which ended many drives. Of course add to that NYJ certainly caused problems and weather was a factor in some games. The third quarter vs. Miami after an uber efficient first half was concerning. The concerns for me is that the Bills offense has sputtered of late and we have not seen those games like at the end of 2020 and 2021 (NE & KC). I expect a lot more from the Bills and maybe that clouds my judgement. The Bills basement is 20-24 points a game, their ceiling should be in the 40's, but we've not seen that high end scoring for a long-time. Say whatever you want, the eye test says different. This should be the most efficient team in the NFL.

Anyone who thinks the Bills offence (based on expectations) is running efficiently, I don't know what to say to them.🙄

Yep. Check the box scores. 5 straight punts vs. NYJ, third quarter vs. Miami, even NE Sunday there were three drives of 6 or less plays (ignore the fumbles too). Heck after the first 3 weeks we were comparing Martin to the Maytag Repair man.

GunnerBill knows more than us, just ask him. Actually he probably does, but the eye test is pretty clear too. Tre's Int was a bad read and Tre had position and was a pretty easy int (though a Bills wideout probably drops it as it was into coverage🤣). NFL Live yesterday said that the Bills are going nowhere with the Defense playing like this and pointed out Mac was 17-17 in their scoring drives. So the question is does GunnerBill know more than those on NFL Live?😉

Regardless of what you think, the offence to me has been off most of the year. 20+ points is not the issue with this offence, but there are too many 3 & outs and disjointed drives. I will repeat over and over that it is because we don't have simple pitch & catch plays and receivers don't make those tough catches and Josh seems to have to will the Bills too many times.

How many 50/50 balls does Allen throw hoping the receiver makes the play? Very few from what I see (and when he does the Bill doesn't make the catch).

His % completion is right there with most QB's and he does take underneath stuff. The issue is there are no receivers running or schemed open. Our backs are underutilized and when was the last time a screen was drawn up that gained 15+ yards. Again look at the YAC #'s that are not good.