DaBillsFanSince1973

3 critical matchups to follow for Bills vs. Bengals | Scouting Report Undercurrents A.J. Green is not expected to return from an ankle injury anytime soon. He told Bengals.com that it could take longer than the reported six to eight weeks. Green said he wants to make sure it’s 100 percent. The health of Joe Mixon’s ankle was called into question last week after a subpar performance against the 49ers. Mixon injured the ankle in the Week 1 game at Seattle, and by most accounts did not look 100 percent last Sunday. He had 17 yards on 11 carries last week. Cincinnati has the second-longest active road losing streak at six games. Only Miami with seven straight road defeats has more. Stretching back to last season the Bills have scored touchdowns on nine consecutive red zone possessions. It is the longest streak in the NFL.

stick a fork in him, his career is done. next man up!

I don't think so. I edited my post apparently at the same time you were being so kind with your observation. so it is in no way contradictory but thanks none the less, raid.

it was more then the costume man, I think you know that. he does remove "the mask" to show who he really is. he's just like the millions of other fans out there and he never felt any other way.

amish would do it in about a day.

is this not phone call enough for you man?

so much for JK didn't care. OP, you can delete this thread now.

a quitter is a quitter, is a quitter...

(Warning: NSFW due to explicit language)

Bills defense creates havoc in this statistical category plus 5 other noteworthy numbers from Week 2 https://www.buffalobills.com/video/highlight-ed-oliver-swat-leads-to-trent-murphy-int The key for Buffalo’s defense has been their ability to get the opposing offense to third-and-long. On more than half of the third downs faced by the Bills defense (16), they’ve put their opponent in 3rd-and-7-or-more. “We know we have to get out early on them and force them to be one-dimensional and throw the football,” said Micah Hyde. Not surprisingly, Buffalo has gotten stops on 14 of those 16 third down plays with four sacks and an interception in those situations. Perhaps even more impressive is the unit’s effectiveness on third down when defending in their half of the field. From midfield in this season, Buffalo’s third down defense has allowed just two conversions. An eight-yard completion from Sam Darnold to Jamison Crowder and a nine-yard touchdown pass from Darnold to Le’Veon Bell. The other six attempts resulted in three sacks, two incompletions and a reception that went for no gain.

tanking it is then. 0-14 down the stretch, here we go!

I'd rather it remain at 1 pm.

I'm sure there are better pump you up songs then the OP's (no offense) choice(s) but this was the first one that popped in my head.

wont be punting?

Thursday: - Jaguars (0-2) over Titans (1-1) Sunday Early: - Bills (2-0) over Cinci (0-2) - Dallas over Miami (0-2) - Green Bay over Denver (0-2) - Falcons over Colts (1-1) - TOSS-UP: Ravens (2-0) vs Chiefs (2-0) - Vikings over Oakland (1-1) - Jets (0-2) over Pats (2-0)