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Not gonna lie -- I was wondering if the Bills might sign somebody off the street after week 1 last season. Glad I wasn't running the team at the time.

I don't think we should be trading away assets this year, and I definitely don't want to see Trubisky traded away. We can win a playoff game or two with Trubisky under center IMO -- obviously he's a big step down from Allen, but I wouldn't mind our chances if we had to start him in a WC against the Browns or somesuch. Unless we're just completely bending Washington over -- and this is Dan Snyder we're talking about so it's not like that's out of the question or anything -- don't do it.

I think if the defense had been playing this well last year, we'd be talking about whether we can win back-to-back super bowls.

The TD was fine. As a bunch of other people have noted, the Bills couldn't run the clock out without getting a first down. They ran the ball, and Miami's defense couldn't stop them. That's on Miami, not us. I'm indifferent about the 2 point attempt. At least that gave Miami a chance to keep a couple of points off the board -- not sure why that should be considered running it up but taking the PAT isn't. Maybe the Dolphins should worry more about their terrible scouting and preposterous wastes of draft picks instead.

Diggs has been relatively quiet so far this season. It's only a matter of time before he goes off. With Knox out, what better time for Diggs to eat?

They're right. If you look at the remaining schedule, 15-2 is a perfectly plausible scenario for this team. Do I expect that to happen? No. There are two lose-able games on the schedule (NO and TB), and even if the Bills win each of the other 9 games 90% of the time (overly optimistic), that implies another probable loss somewhere due to randomness. But regardless, what kind of line would we be looking at if we played Baltimore or KC or Tampa or Arizona on a neutral field? Does anybody really think that we would be significant dogs to any of those teams? I don't.

Nobody is going to feel like losing a tough game on the road against the Titans in week 6 in any way detracts from our Lombardi trophy.

Dude. We probably win this game 80% of the time just starting from the 4th and 1 play at the end of the game. Never mind all the times we replay this game and march into the fourth quarter with a three possession lead. Our offensive line played horribly. Our defense collapsed down the stretch. Our offensive playcalling wasn't the best. And yet we were still in a very good position to win the game at the end. Elite teams occasionally lose games like this -- nobody goes undefeated. It's no big deal and it's a wild overreaction to draw overarching conclusions based on a tiny sample of games that you cherry-picked. I've spent the past 20 years watching every Bills game through the lens of "Is this team heading in the right direction for long term success?" Every loss was a reason to reconsider whether we had the right coach or the right QB. Every loss was a reason to question whether we made the right selections on draft day. Every loss was a statement about the culture inside the locker room. Finally, FINALLY we reached a point last season where it became blindingly obvious that we have the right GM, we have the right coach, and we have the right QB. These guys are going to fixtures of the franchise for the next decade. They are going to win a boatload of games, and I will be disappointed if a championship or two is not among them. We have reached a really good spot as a franchise. That doesn't mean that we won't lose the occasional tough game to a decent opponent. But it does mean that a loss is just a loss. It's no big deal.

Makes sense. Teams are going to start playing us like we (and others) played KC.

LOL at the chants of "D-FENSE" from the visiting fans.

Can't complain about that one. The Titans came up with a good defensive play when they really needed one. Just keep moving the ball and the points will come.

Amazing how well a line can perform if they're allowed to hold.

I would never wallow in the misfortune of another team. Unless the team in question was the Patriots, Dolphins, Jets, or Cowboys. Then I wallow like a champ.

God no don't take a time out.

wow

Finally Dallas gets it going.

Hopkins just slightly open there.

How can the Browns possibly pay Baker what Baker thinks he deserves?

Oh man Baker turned it over again. And hurt again.

LOL thats a fumble.

You hate to see it.

haha baker

What a move by Hopkins.

LOL

So strange to see the Vikings piss a game away.