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I hope so. The reason I worry is that they originally said Bogosian was day to day, too (and that was just over a month ago now). http://www.buffalohockeybeat.com/sabres-zach-bogosian-day-day/ Our blue line line has taken a beating so far this year.

Oh no. Hope Risto is back soon...

Great job with the new site. You can really tell that you've put a lot of thought and research into this. Well done sir. Change tends to be hard, so I was expecting to dislike the change to TBD until I got used to them. But that hasn't been the case at all. I love this new site. Thanks for everything you do SDS.

Boy I hope this wasn't the prevailing attitude in the locker room before the game. If it was, we know why the Bills got their butt's handed to them.

IMO, anyone putting the majority of blame on Tyrod for last night has a clear agenda against him. The O line was horrendous. Tolbert is not a RB. The defense was garbage. Nobody could tackle. We took a million dumb penalties. Basically, the Bills turned into Rex Ryan's team of the past 2 years... doing their absolute best to beat themselves in all phases of the game. Now, if you were expecting Tyrod to all the sudden become Tom Brady and put the entire team on his back and force a win while the rest of the team was playing like crap, then obviously you're going to be disappointed in TT. That's not who he is. He's a middle of the road starting QB. Sure, he could have done some thing better last night but he was FAR from one of the main issues.

Totally agree. It's funny how some only come on here to post when things aren't going well. That makes no sense to me. Why wouldn't they want to celebrate wins? (to be fair, I'm only talking about a small segment of posters, some that I'd love to call out by name but I won't...). Lol about Rex. I said the same thing during the game last night. It was like Rex was dropped onto the sidelines to coach that game. That was his old Bills team doing everything they could to beat themselves, that's for sure. It was bound to pop up again eventually. The good thing is now Sean gets a chance to correct it. This team has trouble handling prosperity... but again, the good thing is now it's a coachable moment. Like McDermott said, you have to go through adversity to continue growing as a team. If everything just goes perfectly, then they won't be ready when those adverse moments eventually happen. Let's see how this team grows from this game. I have faith in this coaching staff to get it corrected, and quickly. Honestly, I never had any real expectations for this season anyway. I expected it to be a transition year and have been pleasantly surprised so far. The Bills have so many holes and lack depth at many positions. Some of that showed last night, as I figured it would eventually. I still feel very confident that we are headed in the right direction though.

Does anyone else feel like Rex Ryan dropped in to coach the game tonight? These are Rex's Bills right now.

Our o line looks so out of sync tonight. They keep blowing assignments and are just getting manhandled in general. The whole team looks out of sync tonight, defense too. Way too many mistakes, penalties, etc. We are not playing smart tonight. If McDermott can't get it corrected quickly, we are going to lose tonight. I knew All that praise all week was making me nervous for a reason... lol.

We are blowing this game. If we lose, nobody to blame but ourselves. This has all the classic Bills-y signs of a huge letdown game, guys.

Nice play Tyrod! Nice catch Holmes!

We are just beating ourselves tonight.

Our fricking o line needs to get their **** together. They look horrible so far tonight. We don't stand a chance if they don't start protecting TT.

Oh man, poor Zay. That didn't look good.

They sure are so far. Also, Ducasse is terrible on any bull rush. He just gets pancaked. Wilkerson just made him look silly there.

So happy for Zay! He's really been starting to build some confidence the last couple games. Making some nice caches. Love the Star Wars celebration, too.

Way to kill a drive handing it to Tolbert twice in a row.

We need a better #2 RB

Yikes.

Yuck. What an ugly opening drive. Not sure what happened with the O line on Tyrod's sack. I'd have to watch it again but it Maybe looked like someone totally blew their assignment. Wood maybe? Or Ducasse?

Thanks for sharing. That was a great read. I can't believe Rodak wrote it... lol. I'm trying not to get too excited about this team but it's hard. I truly believe we are in good hands for the future, I just didn't expect them to win so much this season with so many perceived holes on the roster. I thought it would take more time. It was midway through year 2 before McD had Carolina's defense playing very good, and then year 3 they really made that leap to top 3 defense in the NFL. I was expecting something similar here... In typical Bills fan fashion, I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop and our lack of (perceived) talent to catch up to us. We have some tough games coming up on the schedule. Hopefully that doesn't happen... Originally, my hopes were not high for this season. But now that has changed pretty drastically. Tonight is an important game, though. A win would go a long way...

He was my #1 choice too, from the minute I seen him on the Bills interview list. I know I've said this multiple times, but I've been a fan of McD's for years. Since about half way through the 2012 season, and then 2013 just cemented it for me. I was amazed at the jump that defense made from 2011 to 2012 to 2013. And what I loved is how he did it with what was considered to be numerous no name players at the time (especially in the secondary). I mean, don't get me wrong that defense definitely had some talent, but many were not necessarily looked at that way at the time. Even Luke Kuechly was seen as a reach at the time he was drafted. Josh Norman was just some 5th round pick that people didn't expect much of anything from. IMO he helped develop those players into what they are today. I remember reading stories about him from many years ago, when he was still in Philly. How Andy Reid took a special interest in him and thought he was going to be something special someday. Reid is one of my all time favorites, so when I heard him say that about McDermott it peaked my interest. We are lucky Carolina went to that Super Bowl in 2015, because I guess Philly really wanted McDermott. The were dead set on hiring an Andy Reid guy and McD was their #1 choice (from what I read). I guess they decided not to wait and hired another Reid guy - Doug Peterson - instead. It seems to have worked out for them. Andy Reid's coaching tree is looking pretty good right now....

Thanks for typing all that out stevewin. Appreciate it. That was an interesting read.

I'd love to have a WR like Landry but I'd be worried about him messing with this team chemistry we have going. There are still numerous players on the team that were here for that dirty A. Williams hit.

So is he - http://www.buffalobills.com/video/videos/Kyle_Williams_Keep_Working/285feba2-fa9e-4b36-8313-4556184ce0f4 This was a great interview. IMO it's a must watch. Gets me excited about what's being built here.

This was my thought as well. They have sooooo many holes at just about every position on both sides of the ball. A boatload of draft picks has to be enticing. Plus, Garoppolo has been being groomed (by Brady, Belichick, McDaniels etc) to start for the last 4 years. He is probably much more ready to step in and start than any rookie QB from the 2018 class is going to be. And if he works out, they only spent a 2nd on a starting QB as opposed to a #1 or #2 overall pick (plus all the assets they miss out on by not trading the pick). If he doesn't work out, they can still decide to draft a QB high in 2018.