Chicken Boo

Heyward knew exactly what he was doing. He fully deserved that call.

Haha! Dumbass Cam Heyward

It's gotten laughably expensive. There's no f'n way I'd spend that kind of money to see a sporting event.

It's always been the Tannehill/Carr types. Cousins is a level or more above.

Not going to lie, I like the Titans stadium renderings better than Buffalo's.

To be fair, the 90s Cowboys were centered around that beastly o-line and Emmitt Smith. They didn't really need another #1 opposite Irvin, even though they had a young Jimmy Smith yet to his stride. The Bucs were left off that list as well (Evans, Godwin, Brown) The crux is, with the Bills current brand of football, the "top flight WR corps" route would be most beneficial.

I love it. If you aren't going to spend the necessary capital on the RB position or don't believe it to be of importance, then the receiving corps should be the absolute best that it can be. I've never understood the thought of "we need a #2 or #3 WR". No! We need the best talent that can be acquired. Let the chips fall where they may after that. We need game breakers on the offensive side of the ball not named Josh Allen.

A 28 year old left tackle entering his prime? He'll have plenty of suitors. The Texans currently hold the #1 draft slot. If they are smart, they'll lock him up and focus all of their attention on the QB position.

Either that or a mistake to end it. I also believe it comes down to the last drive and will be a 1 score game.

2 of the top 3 QBs in football currently. I expect a high scoring affair with a lot of it coming in the 2nd half. This should be a fantastic game.

He's allowed 1 sack all year and only 12 pressures. He's a top tier tackle.

You can add in Mostert/Wilson Jr., Hubbard/Foreman, Patterson/Allgeier and Robinson/Gibson. Draft a defensive back probably.

Devin Singletary is not Josh Jacobs. I'm not too concerned with what other teams that won the Super Bowl did. I'm worried about what the Bills need to do to win one. How many teams have won the Super Bowl with their starting QB being the leading rusher on the team? (Yes I'm aware that Singletary now leads Allen by 44 yards).

He'll get 4 carries next week.

That's 1 game against a sorry Bears team. Jacobs does this. He has games of 229, 144, 143, 154 and 144 this season alone. For the record, Josh Jacobs has 1539 yards on the season at 5.0 yards per clip. He has a career average of 4.5ypc with Derek Carr as his QB, so the Singletary faithful can't pull that ypc bs. This guy is it. A 3 down back that propels this franchise to where we need to be. The goal here is to win Super Bowls.

I know you're not suggesting that Devin Singletary is better than Josh Jacobs. What do you think Singletary would average in Vegas vs Jacobs here in Buffalo with Josh as his QB? I knew I'd see these same tired comments. Explore the MVP thread and all you see is excuses, how Hurts has a better team around him and how Josh has to do everything. Then someone suggest upgrading a position that would help the team and Allen and everyone shoots it down. It's lunacy.

2 seasons ago he had 4700 total yards and 42 TDs.

What does firing a coach mid-season accomplish? Send a message. Boost morale and give the team something to look forward to.

And Hackett should be fired after this game. He never should have been hired in the first place. Why wait? The team is in shambles.

It's truly baffling how awful Russell has been. Wtf happened?

Does Brady have anything left or is this season partly a result of the at home troubles?

Vintage Rodgers. Marcedez Lewis has had a nice, lengthy career.

Love AJ Dillon as a RB.

Are people finally ready to accept that David Carr is and has always been average?

I pointed this out in the most recent MVP thread. Just take what the defense gives you, especially in this kind of weather.