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Wow this is a really interesting and fresh opinion. Did everyone else know that we have an easy schedule this year and haven't beaten a tough opponent? THANK YOU!!!!!

You might have forgotten how Schwartz was a complete dumpster fire of a head coach with Detroit. Hiring Rex was a horrible mistake... and most of us knew it immediately ...but hiring Schwartz as HC would have probably been equally bad. There's a reason he hasn't found another head coaching job despite his success as a DC. Does that remind you of anyone?

Ed Oliver is 21 years old and basically learning a new position. Tremaine Edmunds is 21 years old and already running the defense. I can't believe you're giving up on these guys already. Quitters will be quitters though. Patriots bandwagon is still open, buddy.

The more things change the more they stay the same. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/sports/1995/12/28/in-buffalo-miamis-cox-is-one-foul-fish/01c16e51-ebd0-4591-bc4f-de20486b34cf/ December, 1995: "Weinstein is the Miami Dolphins' longtime director of security. His main mission this weekend is to safeguard Brian Cox from the same Buffalo Bills fans he taunted and spat at after being ejected two weeks ago in a heated game between these two longtime antagonists. Cox was fined $17,500 by the NFL for fighting running back Carwell Gardner that day (Gardner got nailed for $13,500)."

Can we kill this thread? Josh Allen did not have a great game. Our defense did not have a great game. The Josh Allen haters are going to hate this game, but I'm sure nobody will say our defense stinks because of this game. It was a bad game. We won. End of discussion.

And their #3 best ranked player was drafted in the 5th round (Maurice Hurst). Meanwhile, Saquon Barkley was ranked #11. We don't need to continue talking about PFF. It's a good website for a quick check, but they're wrong pretty darn frequently and don't know anything about scheme or system... they're basically evaluating players blind.

Direct quote: "72% completion percentage ... he's completing a lot of passes ... but he's still not accurate, Bills fans." This pretty much sums up all you need to know about PFF.

Seems like more than a few people disagree with you. You can cry all you want in another thread.

I really don't want this to turn into a Josh Allen vs Patrick Mahomes thread. Lets kill that before it happens please.

When Pat Mahomes was lighting the world on fire last year, I found myself extremely aggravated that we didn't pick him at #10 in the 2017 NFL draft. This year, I've found peace with the idea that he's not on our team and here are the top 10 reasons why: 1. With the first pick in the 2017 draft, the Cleveland Browns (who needed a QB) didn't take Mahomes. 2. With the second pick in the draft, the Chicago Bears TRADED UP to take Mitch Trubisky. 3. With the fourth pick in the draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars, who needed a QB, took Leonard Fournette. 4. With the fifth pick in the draft, the Tennessee Titans stuck with Marcus Mariotta and took Corey Davis instead. 5. With the sixth pick in the draft, the Jets (lol), who needed a QB, took Jamal Adams 6. With the 7th pick in the draft, the Chargers took Mike Williams instead of an heir to Phil Rivers. 7. With the 9th pick in the draft, the Bengals picked John Ross instead of Patrick Mahomes. 8. All of these same teams ALSO passed on Deshaun Watson. 9. Yes, we traded down and didn't get Mahomes, but we DID get Tre White and a future first round pick. 10. That future first round pick (combined with others) turned into Josh Allen, who at the very least has more upside at QB than anyone we've had in a long time. Hope this makes you all feel a little better as well.

2017: Played for Rams, best offense in football, and produced 593 yards the whole season. 2018: Played for Chiefs, best offense in football, and produced 519 yards the whole season. Wouldn't exactly said he has been lighting it up.

Not to rain on everyone's parade, but signing Phillips to a long term deal is very risky. https://dolphinswire.usatoday.com/2018/10/02/dt-jordan-phillips-announces-he-has-been-released-by-dolphins/ He has had significant motivational issues and off-field baggage. He has been criticized of taking plays off and being a diva. I love the guy ... but doesn't a lot of this sound familiar?

My guess is that any status we hear about Josh Allen's concussion progress or lack thereof is all BS. If I'm McDermott, I'm making the Titans prepare for both Josh Allen and Matt Barkley. Their two games are completely different. This is actually a significant advantage for us.

The worst part about a message board is that anyone is allowed to post.

I'm really happy for the team. I'm excited about 3-0 and 2019 potential. What I'm referring to is over the top expectations and reactions ... when you think your team is going to win the super bowl and the next week they get blown out, there's overreaction in the other direction. These type of mood swings make our fan base look bad. Remember when the Eagles were guaranteeing super bowls and when Chip Kelly joined how they were going to revolutionize the NFL and everyone laughed at them? Don't be that guy.

I think optimism is great, but it seems like people on these message boards don't know how to use healthy optimism. It doesn't have to be "SUPER BOUL, WE GONNA CRUSH PATS" or "WE STINK I QUIT" ... lets just enjoy healthy steps in the right direction.

Jesus, cheer up. Enjoy yourself for a moment. Our defense looks great, our QB has made good progress, and our team is 3-0 with two road wins.

Good news about Kroft: https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/tyler-kroft-16809/ We can get out of his contract after 1 year. This guy is glass. Drop him in the offseason.

Apart from being a terrible idea... you really just haven't been paying attention, have you? https://ftw.usatoday.com/2019/02/josh-allen-jalen-ramsey-feud

This is probably the best idea out of the lot. Makes sense for both teams. Regarding giving away "at least a 1st round pick" for him... that's a pretty bad look for you. Good idea, bad execution.

I'd suggest re-naming this thread. You went through a lot of effort to ruin it with a dumb title.

Taron Johnson is our slot corner and he's very good. He left the game early with a hamstring injury so we had a backup out there. Jets attacked him.

Ok ... so ... a playoff contending team with a need at Running Back doesn't want to pay him. Why would we ... when we just drafted a running back? Ask yourself questions like this before posting.

He gave 1,000 milliliters of blood. Also known as, a liter.

This year's Bills are the single greatest football team of all time.