oldmanfan

Allen lost the Jets game pretty much in his own. He was in a fog most of last week when they lost. He is in a fog this week yet again. When the hell is he going to wake up?

Been watching the Bills since opening day 1960. Trust me, this team is finished. The OC is doing a terrible job and our supposed All Everything QB has been in a fog more than not this year. They are losing to arguably the worst team in the league; not even competitive.

I understand completely. He has not looked at anyone but Diggs almost all night. He is not getting the ball out. He needs to get his head out of his ass.

Dorsey needs to go. And someone needs to get in Josh’s grill and tell him to get his head out of his ass.

He’s inactive genius.

People don’t want to hear it but Josh is MIA again. We are going to lose this game, lose to a terrible team because our supposed great QB sucks again tonight.

Dorsey may not be calling a great game, but let’s be honest. Josh sucks again tonight. He’s in the just throw to Diggs dog again.

Sign me up for the get rid of Dorsey club. Run the damn ball.

Ok boys, let’s matriculate the ball down the field!

No.

What an attention grabbing poster. Go out and win Sunday night. Period. And you don’t worry about having to throw for 300 yards or making it “exciting”. Just win the game then move onto the next game.

Never get your meat where you get your bread

Thanks for the clarification. appreciate it. Let's hope they get back later in the season.

I want the Bills to win. You want them to lose so long as they excite you in doing so. Go back to posts from last year. This "fan" would rather the Bills lose as long as they throw for more than 300 yards. He said that exact thing. I'm sure he was delighted around 4:30 last Sunday.

I think we needed to run Murray and Harris more last Sunday. We needed to do some old-fashioned smash mouth football.

Is it season ending IR?

He would rather the Bills lose so long as they throw the ball. He stated this clearly last year. That’s all you need to know about him.

Time of possession has to do with the offense making first downs and controlling the clock. In case you missed it the Bills didn’t do that the entire first half on Sunday.

So you still would prefer the Bills lose as long as they pass more. That is just sad, and to me is not what a fan of a team would want.

I did. I talked about that there was little play action, and what they needed to do with the run game. And I'll continue to bring up the fact that you specifically stated you'd prefer the Bills to lose so long as they play what you believe to be exciting football. And I'll continue to do that because a fan of a team never roots for their team to lose. When are you going to acknowledge that you were wrong?

I'm sure you were delighted on Sunday though. Josh threw for the over 300 yards you crave, and still lost. Which you have said you'd prefer over him throwing for less and winning. Now to the run game. Dorsey was not creative enough on Sunday and/or Josh checked down too much to run plays that weren't working. The repeated delays to Cook weren't working and we kept calling them. They had a lot of folks in the box, which to me says use play action to draw guys in then hit passes behind them to get them out of the box. Then you can run more effectively. But for some reason we abandoned play action, even though Josh's stats in play action are great. I also would have been looking at running Murray or Harris more early on. Both Torrence and Brown are effective run blockers; put a TE over there and run the ball to that side.

Leadership comes in many forms. You don’t have to be a yeller to be a leader. Looking back at great QBs Brady was, Manning at times, Montana certainly not. Staubach certainly not. And so on.

I would disagree about Jones. He was playing at an All Pro level and was key to the overall performance of the D line. His loss is as huge as the others

Enough already. You are not going to replace a guy like Tre. Nor Milano. Nor Jones. You sign guys that either are vets with some familiarity with our system, or some kid on a practice squad with maybe some potential.

No. Repeat: no.