DaBillsFanSince1973

no new injuries to report is the best news.

rake in some cashola did you. praise so much while still hoping you cash in on that bet. carry on.

keep up with your crusade, I mean criticism. 🙄

Mocking the posts and threads on the Tuesday after. I have to be honest though, I found really nothing good about last night. I'm not a blind Homer I could see things very clearly and I did not like what I saw.

Seasons done. time to find a new regime from top to bottom. maybe terry sells the team and the new ownership rights the ship? wonder what they could get for a JA trade? he obviously isn't the answer at QB. every phase of the game needs to be stripped and reset. special teams sucks, defense couldn't stop a nose bleed and the offense as a whole is a disaster. then you take coaching. get rid of the whole staff. this team will be lucky to win 6/7 games and will be no fun to watch, like last night was no fun to watch. I'm sure I can find better things to do with my Sunday, like fishing. team/organization has been snake bit. it started back when they went to 4 straight super bowls and lost every one, four straight. then this group, gets close but always manages to ***** it up. as a fan, one can really take only so much. I have a thick skin, not much bothers me but there is no sense in going through another game let alone season when the outcome is pretty evident with this losing bunch. JA should be embarrassed from his performance last night. but when a team is snake bit, those kind of nights will continue to happen. throwing 3 picks to same player, 3. that just doesn't happen unless the team is the buffalo bills. a team that has brought more pain to its fans then any other nfl fan base out there. sure, it was one game and some will write it off as that but the reality is that game was a clear picture of what is to come. bamboo pole, some shade, good music and catch a few fish on Sunday afternoon. nice relaxing days ahead and more entertaining than watching this team meltdown like it did last night. GO *cough cough BILLS...👎

He should have retired

GO BILLS!!!!

enjoy the hell out of this game, bills fans! LFG!!! GO BILLS!!!

8:15 est

can't say I have that problem

so does a real nice strain... 😉

loving it.

Sean McDermott vs. Aaron Rodgers Sean McDermott’s first test since taking over as the Bills’ defensive play caller this offseason is against future Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers. “They’re not easing me into it,” McDermott said with a smile this week. McDermott’s history against Rodgers is mixed. According to Tru Media, Rodgers has played six games against McDermott. One was when McDermott was Philadelphia’s defensive coordinator, three were when McDermott was Carolina’s defensive coordinator and two since McDermott has taken over as Buffalo’s head coach. In those games, Rodgers is 4-2 having completed 61-percent of his passes for an average of 270 yards per game and 14 touchdowns to five interceptions. Last season, the Bills held Rodgers to 203 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in a 27-17 win. It’s worth noting that the last two times McDermott played against Rodgers in Carolina the Panthers blitzed Rodgers on 29.6-percent of his dropbacks and then 35.1-percent of his dropbacks. In the first matchup, Rodgers completed 86-percent of his passes for 255 yards, three touchdowns and zero interceptions in a 38-17 win. The next matchup was a Carolina win, but Rodgers had 369 yards, four touchdowns and one interception. Rodgers isn’t the same quarterback he was almost 10 years ago and it’s playing his first game with a new team. McDermott also has a different group of players in Buffalo, but the prevailing thought is that he will be a more aggressive play caller than Leslie Frazier was in terms of blitzing. We’ll see if that’s the case against Rodgers on Monday night. Jets vs. Bills Monday Night football odds, weather forecast and predictions: Live updates "The Athletic"