DaBillsFanSince1973

don't include me. by no means does this game make me nervous. I'm that confident the bills win!

Prisco's Week 4 NFL picks: Bills cool off Dolphins, Packers upset rival Lions, Giants survive Seahawks Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills (-2.5) Sunday, 1 p.m. ET (CBS, Paramount+) The Dolphins are flying high after scoring 70 last week, with an offense that has looked so good so far. But Buffalo has owned this series in recent years, and they are coming off a nine-sack day against Washington. The defense looks much improved over a year ago. That matters. Josh Allen is also back on track. Bills take it. Pick: Bills 28, Dolphins 23 cbssports.com

I have yet to have any issues. 4 years running

Miami Dolphins DT Christian Wilkins had some nice things to say about Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen Sunday was fun, but it’s time to turn the page. Fifth-year defensive tackle Christian Wilkins was asked about the challenges of heading to Buffalo to face quarterback Josh Allen and an offense averaging 30 points per game. “That’s my guy — I love Josh [Allen],” Wilkins said on Monday. “We’re cool, we’re tight. But no, he’s a heck of a competitor. I love playing against him. He definitely brings the best out of you as a defense, as an individual. His resume speaks for itself. But definitely a heck of a player and we’re going to have to be on it this week as a defense and as a team because they’re a really good team and they play tough and we know them, they know us. “There’s no secrets. Just have to go out there and ball, compete, and may the best man.” thephinsider.com scroll down to the comments section to see what fins fans are saying about Allen and the game ahead.

Bills HC Explains Moment of Pride in QB Josh Allen: ‘My Eyes Lit Up’ Sean McDermott ‘Proud’ of Josh Allen Through his first five years in the NFL, Allen has gained a reputation for fighting for yards on both designed runs and scrambles, often inviting contact with defenders and sometimes outright running through them. That wasn’t the case on Sunday, with Allen sliding at the end of runs to avoid contact with defenders. After the game, McDermott said he was overcome with pride in watching Allen and the maturity he showed on the field. “Well, my eyes lit up too,” McDermott said, via NewYorkUpstate.com. “I was very proud of him for doing that. He’s growing and that’s what you gotta do – you gotta play a certain way without losing your identity. It showed discipline.” Allen mentioned the tactic as well, saying after the game that he earned some money by betting with teammates who didn’t think he had it in him to slide rather than push through for extra yardage. “There’s a few people on the team that owe me some money for sliding,” Allen joked. “So just a little bit of incentive there.” heavy.com

imagine what him hoisting the lombardi would do.

the way I look at it is, one, they're at home and two, if you look at the fins first two games they were not barn burner wins. one win by two points and the other by 7. the 70 points in the denver game were against a team that should of never suited up and laid down from kick off until the final gun.

yes, yes it is too soon.

this needed it's own thread, for sure.

the bills wont lay down like the lowly broncos did and will fight until the final gun... ...and win!!

he's 24

Bonzo passed 43 years ago today...

so. one loss