MiltonWaddams

100%. I am not blaming much on a few key players on O. The offense has been designed against a lot of strengths that exist. The line has been horrible, but so much of that comes down to the blocking scheme. The right side is a tire fire regardless, but the talent across the line is equal or greater than that of NE and their staff has adjusted their scheme to play so much better than the Bills. I hate repeatedly changing Coordinators, but the entire offensive side needs to go at season end. Evaluate that McD

So, is it that McD is admitting he was wrong or that he's too scared to lose the team or that he's just to weak to stand up to his decision? it was a lose-lose decision no matter what.

The continued issues with Glenn's ankle are very problematic in that it means Dawkins gets less and less work on the right side of the line, where he is most needed and should be long-term if the plan is to keep Glenn. Man, our lines are bad. IR is more likely as no way they cut him. McD likes his vet leaders and Tolbert fits the bill. Unfortunately, he's ill-suited to his role. The redundancy of DiMarco/Tolbert is astounding.

In preparation for the heartache associated the next 6 weeks (and really every Bills season), I am skipping this weeks game to go and adopt a dog. I will, as any good fan should, PVR the game and watch it when I return. At that time, I am hoping not to bathe this poor new dog in tears. He will assuredly be a great companion and will offer more solace than my wife after the inevitable playoff elimination. Go Bills?

I watched Marsh out here in Seattle. I think he's best fit as a 3-4 LB. He didn't overwhelm anyone on the pass rush, but covered ground quite well and came up well in the run defense. I thought back about his time in Seattle today when I saw he was cut and decided I just liked his name really.

We could be so lucky to have him turn into DaMonster. Talk about not living up to a nickname....

You are 100% correct. Fans that are surprised must not have been watching the season. So many confounding transactions, lineups and play calls. We have no choice but to follow the process other than quit being fans (but you're reading this so you won't), but trusting the process has gotten downright impossible over the last three weeks.

What's the over/under for how many days of evaluation McD takes? Will we know tomorrow or Thursday. If it's later, it seems ridiculous

Billsy move: pick Bryce Love in the first.

Our terrible truth. When a 5th round QB who just set the NFL record for ints in a half can be easily, and most accurately, described as the correct choice to start. I'd rather see Tyrod as I got the sense that he was the far superior player last week and that isn't going to change quickly. However, Peterman is the better choice for the future of this franchise.

I never want to see DiMarco as the target on a passing play again, but he can be a very good run blocker and pass protector.

I would not say Tyrod looked bad at all.

Tyrod is obviously the starter. McCoy just said so much with that reaction. The team wants Tyrod

First the push then the drop. Clay!!!

I guess no matter what the score is, the D doesn't want a score against them

People still watching? Hoping for one shining moment? Asking for a friend.

Alright, now put up 7 Tyrod. You wanna get your job back emphatically? Out score them this half. Well....I guess winning would be emphatic, but I am realistic here....

I will never understand this reasoning. I imagine three weeks ago you were touting him as A COY candidate

Haushka is the MVP. Sad state of affairs

Pull him!!!!!

Ciao!

Can we swear on this site? I need to swear and my kid is beside me

I thought our DB's were a strength. Scheme that bad? Keenan Allen is running free every time

I hate saying this, but Tyrod might have us in this game. That being said, based on the terrible D, the Bills don't deserve the playoffs this year and draft order is more key

LeSean is the only guy that can hold his head high