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Games not out of reach. Offense needs to step up. Daboll needs to be more creative. Play calling has been weak imo

Rough half

Surprisingly we're only down 13-0

THINGS ARE GETTIN INTENSE

At least our d is legit

I have feeling Allens nerves are running super high. Someone give that kid a shot of alcohol

So we've reverted to a dick jauron, run run pass offense

Fixin to be a long day friends

I could potentially see foster going to practice squad and Duke being activated in the coming weeks

My fear is our run game is gonna be non existent. Gore and yeldon are just not THAT good, and I feel they'll have to rely on Allen alot

They're definitely hyping up this game on NFL network this morning. At the very least I hope the bills can make a game of it

1 being not confident at all and 10 being an indefinite win. I'm at about a 4 right now. I think the bills can pull this off, but it's gonna take absolutely everything going right for the bills. I think Allen needs to have an almost perfect game and hopefully daboll puts him in position to do so

That's how I was the first time I had them. Worst pain ever followed by being completely normal and feeling fine. This time however, it's been over a week and this stone refuses to move. Cannot wait for all this to be over and feeling normal again

Grammy for what category?

I get j lo cuz she's still relevant, but Shakira? Where has she been for 10 years

Post this in the locker room McDermott!

Reason for that is, your urethra that goes from your bladder out is bigger than the ones that connect from the kidneys to the bladder. Generally once the stone reaches your bladder, you're home free. Mine unfortunately is still in my kidney. I actually have to go back to the hospital next Tuesday so they can go back in and blast it with a laser. Just found out this morning. This sucks.

I'm interested to see how the team reacts if they win. That might sound dumb, but hear me out. When the bills beat new England back in 2011 with Fitz, the team acted like they had just won the superbowl. No doubt it was absolutely awesome for us fans and for the players at the time like Freddy Jackson who had never beaten the Pats, but I'm curious with McDermott, and the whole "it's just the next game" mentality, how bills players will be if they win. Obviously they'll be happy and excited, as they should be with any win, but how do they handle it with the exposure and hype that'll come with beating the Pats

Bills offense and defense need to do the exact opposite of anything they've ever done to have a chance in this game

I do not believe they blast them anymore. They can go in with a laser and blast it, or I think they go in and physically grab it. Either way, they go in through your... Ya know, and get it. Also, someone asked about preventing them, supposedly a glass of lemon water everyday keeps the stones away. Apparently the acidity in lemon prevents them from forming. I guess lemon can also help if u have a stone, by helping to break it down The iv pain meds they gave me at the hospitol were the bomb. Started with a D I think. It took the pain away almost instantly and actually let me sleep. They were giving me alot of percoset in pill form, which would drop the pain from a 10 to maybe a 7, which really isn't all that great. The iv meds I really had to tell them I was in Agony to get.

Nice that the majority of the country will see it AND it's in Buffalo and not new England

If you have ever had kidney stones, you know exactly what I'm talking about, if you haven't, pray you never have to experience what I would consider the worst natural pain man can feel. This all started last Thursday. I have had kidney stones once before about 6 years ago. As bad as it was 6byears ago, it passed rather quick (1 day) and that was the end of that. I THOUGHT it couldn't be any worse than that, up until last Thursday. I'm leaving work around 5pm, I can feel that pain slowly creeping in, but keep telling myself it's not happening again. Fast forward 15 mins, I'm stuck in rush hour traffic, sweating perfusely and trying not to vomit. It was happening again. Get home and do only what you really can do, which is drink a ton of water and grin and bear the pain. The pain persists throughout the night until about 1 am. Finally some relief, however I then start vomiting what would seem to be a weeks worth of food and drink. My wife even said she's never seen some puke like that before. Anyways. I manage some sleep, but the pain keeps returning, more and more intense. My Dr tells me to keep pounding water and pass it. By Saturday morning, the Agony was so bad my wife forced me to go to the er (she has a friend who works there and they litterally walked us straight into a room). I was finally able to get some pain relief, but long story short, I end up being there until Monday, where they put a Stent in my kidney/urethra to help me pee. Here I sit on weds still waiting to pass this stone, and the worst is I have to go back and get the Stent out once I do

So I guess Josh likes to say "let's go" alot

I'd do the exact opposite of any game plan you would normally have. Run no huddle 80% of the game, blitz 80% of the game. Run every option play possible, and if it doesn't work the first time, do it again the next play. In all seriousness, I can't think of any way the bills could outplay the Patriots. Let's hope daboll and Frazier have some tricks up their sleeves

I'd be excited because McDermott finally found a way to beat them, and because we don't ever get to see the bills beat the Patriots. However it's only game 4. We've seen this to many times over the years. A hot start doesnt mean anything