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Act like Mahomes did towards the refs during a game, and you get ejected... just saying.

That would explain why he looked so stiff switching from the back pedal to running with the receiver. I thought maybe he had a hip injury. But if you can't plant your foot and turn, your fluidity is gone and you'll lose a few steps trying to cover your guy.

I see Hyde retiring. These neck injuries keep coming up this season. After the scare last year, I don't see why he would risk coming back. He's made his money. The next contact won't be worth the risk. I'm worried about him, I can't imagine how his family feels every time he makes a tackle.

I don't know, man. The Jacksonville game wasn't on the "road" either. Didn't help much there. I don't really care about the venue anymore. I just want the Bills to show up. When they do, they can beat anyone.

Ms. Davis, Your son seems like a very stand-up young man. He's a good leader, and hard worker. I promise you, that Bills mafia wanted him to succeed here. But throwing to him is essentially a coin flip over the past two seasons. In the off-season, I really do hope a team gives him enough money to buy you a nice house and set you and him up for life. Respectfully, I hope that team is not the Bills. Sincerely, Bills fan

I'm surprised it wasn't the eye roll emoji.

Improvement by the defense is tied to offensive improvement. It's...dare I say it...complementary football.

So were the patriots. This team better not take their foot off the gas for anyone.

I understand what you mean, but the chiefs are a top 5 defense, and still one of the best teams in the NFL. Quality win. But we did see Brady get out-coached in the second half by a veteran DC. We have to expect something of a learning curve for our young OC. Hoping this was a good experience for Brady.

Also, this defense held KC to 20 points last time they played. In okay with criticism of McDermott, but damn some people just let their hate cloud their judgements.

I'll hold out hope until it's over, but I worry that you're correct. The Bills made the switch to Brady too late, when it's been clear all season that the offense was stuck in the mud.

There are still 5 regular season games to go. A lot can happen in that time. Just a few short weeks ago, I was a passenger on the Don't Fire McDermott train. But now, I can see it pulling in to the station. Most owners want to win because that is how they sell tickets. Changing coaches can be a means to get those wins. But Buffalo is different. History shows that these fans will pay for a crap product.

McDermott makes more in a year than Jauron did in his whole tenure. So if anything, McD is a rich man's Jauron. That said, not sure I agree, but I see the comparison.

I'm not advocating for Ben Johnson. He certainly is very run heavy, though I wonder if that's a product of who his QB and HC are. Would he be run heavy with Josh Allen behind center?

From the beginning, when he announced he would be taking over the DC role, my concern was that his game management would suffer. Given when has to work with, I don't think he's been bad at DC (apart from NE and the second half of the Eagles game).

This is the time of season that you want your team to get hot for a superbowl run. But I'm afraid the Bills may have dug themselves in too deep a hole. As long as the Bills lose one less than Miami going into the last week, they have a shot at the division.

His hustle helped to prevent a TD on that interception before the half.

With the switch to Brady, and Gabe's performance over the last several weeks (Tampa Bay aside), I think we may have seen the end of his run as WR2. It's Kincaid with a sprinkling of Shakir taking over as #2.

You would lose money. We have to stop with this "Diggs just wants stats" stuff. He has shown himself to be a fighter who just wants to win. He's not pouting when another receiver gets the ball. He's right there celebrating with them.

Brady has had 5 days to prep someone else's offense to play a top 3 defense. How are we not up 21 - 0 by now? Seriously, Brady may fail here, but people complaining about the offense already (after scoring points on the first 2 drives) are the reason we can't have nice things.

I agree. I wasn't absolving Josh's mistakes. He makes plenty. But no amount of coaching can make a person good enough to make this play. Burrow couldn't make that throw. But Burrow would've hit Cook for the first down. Like you said, that's what you get with Josh.

To the people who don't think Josh is elite... this throw is ridiculous.

Fitz went to Harvard?!

Quality of the starting QB has a big impact. Say what you want about Josh (I still love the guy), but I think we can agree that he's a big upgrade over Bridgewater, Darnold, and late career Newton.

Asking for your friend, Dean McSermott?