Buddy Hix

Those throws were not good. Let's hope the D can keep playing lights out.

But they had to call the sneak. They’re an NFL team, have a designated play for that situation. Poor coaching...

QB sneak and then whatever the hell that was...bad things, man

Johnson keeps making plays

Best throw so far

First real throw asked of Allen and he air mails it, couldn’t even tell who it was intended for. Plus he missed an open flat route.

I’m sure it’s just part of the process.... Nah, jk, this team is being run by incompetent s.

As someone who has been embarrassed by family members, I feel for the young man.

Are there people who think differently? Seems like a no-brainer, the kid needs more time to learn but the Bills got burned by believing in Peterman, again. Im praying Allen can pick up the reading and processing. I read he did really well on the Wonderlic, so maybe he is sharp enough to learn quick and avoid getting hammered every week.

The "whatabout" card...ok.

Filling the WR hole will be the biggest problem going forward, there just aren't any easy solutions.

I think more victims of sexual assault will be silent. I don't think Trump's base will shrink, they elected a man who lies, cheats and admits to sexually assaulting women. This is America now.

I think the President can discuss the concerns you have expressed without acting in the way he did, but he doesn't have the emotional intelligence to do so. I am not as dialed into the situation as most on this forum, but as I said, I suspect that is the norm. What a lot of people see is both sides pointing out the lies of the other side, and maybe not being sure who to believe. For the President to go on the attack in the manner he did was disgusting, but he is a disgusting man, so it is not shocking.

I think you make a good point, but Ivwould argue that Trump’s action are far more egregious considering his position.

Those people you describe and resent are still worthy of the respect of the President, especially the ones who are actual survivors of sexual assault. I’d argue they make up a large percentage of the population. Trump’s actions were pathetic and indefensible IMO.

It doesn’t have to be the standard for confirmation, but it can be the public’s standard when considering the claim. Which is something the President should understand, no?

I totally accept that and have read some of the inconsistencies in this thread. My point was that a lot of people would simply form an opinion based on the testimony from last week. And the display by the President last night was unacceptable, especially considering many victims may identify with Ford. He was mocking her like and playing it up for the crowd, have a look. I just don’t see how people support this man.

I try to be honest in my conversations, and I try to see other’s point of views. No, I think you raise a good point, cheers.

Having been a glancing spectator to this event, mostly the testimony from last week, I’d say I found Ford to be more believable. I would imagine a lot of people might have the same opinion as me, and some may be survivors of sexual assaults themselves. Which makes the mockery of Ford by Trump last night very disgusting.

I saw this tweet and it kind of irked me. Because we all know the line and WRs suck and should be replaced, but Allen is supposed to be the building block and he is making high school QB mistakes.

Well I obviously disagree. Having hard working, team oriented guys is important, but not as important as strategic planning. You can have all the good culture you want but if you are valuing it more than strategy, I think you are doomed. Strategy allows a business to respond to markets, or a team to respond to shifting dynamics within the league (in this case). If a business fails to strategize and respond to market changes, no amount of good culture will save it. Whereas, a business with poor culture can maintain success if they are aligned with market demands through strategic planning.

Culture and strategy are not mutually exclusive, you can have both. But to say culture is more important is mind numbing, just a moronic thing to say.

Which completely explains how we ended up with Allen over Rosen...this culture and process BS is wearing thin with me.

I think trading for a WR is the only option that is feasible. I was listening to a segment on WGR the other day and they discussed the available free agent WRs for next year and the biggest name on the list was Kelvin Benjamin (lol). And it was also discussed that WR tends to be a position that takes a long time for the drafted player to get up to speed and be useful. If Allen is going to be successful, the Bills can't wait another 2-3 years for a decent WR corps, so trading seems to be the only option.

I go to games for the tailgate experience as much as the football, and with how bad this team has been for decades I doubt I’m the only one. I would be sure this ship is turned in the right direction before embarking on a downtown stadium, I think if the product is still poor and the tailgating becomes disjointed like in other cities (bars hosting events where you can’t mingle), it may hurt attendance. I prefer renovating New Era.