Chicken Boo

This staff, for some reason, sees players shine then doesn't utilize them. It's troubling. I mean, they all saw what we saw from Shakir, right? James Cook had better see 10+ touches tomorrow.

I like what I'm seeing from him. Plenty of time for improvement as well.

Cincinnati is a good team as well. Certainly better than the Jets.

The Chiefs are just good. Why are folks in denial after all this time?

On a few plays I saw Diggs open. Josh wasn't looking his way.

Not a thing and Stef was right to complain. I think they were 6 minutes from the half and he hadn't seen a single target on a sputtering offense. Inexcusable.

What a leg!

Might be the start of the resurgence.

James Cook needs more touches. Josh should target Knox more, if he's got the yips about going deep or tight windows.

Diggs has been open. Josh isn't even looking his way.

I'm seeing the same thing. He's too concerned with making a mistake.

A quick, 6'0" 220lb all purpose back, f yes!

Classic McDermott Bills, wasting veteran RB talent.

From Rodgers taking that sack to that last play call...wtf were they doing?

What a terrible play call.

Take the over for sure.

I disagree here to an extent. Some of these splits were necessary for both parties to find success elsewhere. For the coaches, some of them needed to learn and grow and possibly even work under a different owner. For example, it felt like Reid and Philly needed to part ways and it ended up working out for both in the end. Andy is a more loose coach in KC and Philly, at that time, wasn't forcing a traditional west coast offense.

I think it's important to note the teams each coach had as well. Coughlin, for example, never had a team that was considered a Super Bowl favorite. Neither did Payton, in my opinion. There are variables here, but for me anything less than an AFC Championship appearance is a failure. The Bills have a top 3 QB and damn good team as a whole. They need to produce. That's the other thing. A lot of us are expecting a Super Bowl now, but it may come when we're not expecting it, like Coughlin's Giants. The NFL isn't linear.

It reads like an intervention. Good on Brady for keeping it a buck with Antonio.

I'm in Maryland, currently getting all the moisture that's headed you all's way. Get ready.

Incredibly stupid. Just dumb.

He didn't have Brandon Beane as his GM. Many of those years the Saints were in "cap hell" and Drew Brees, despite his gaudy stats, committed a ton of turnovers. Unlike Allen, Brees was strictly a pocket guy. There was no other dimension to his game. The myth of Drew Brees...take a look at his turnovers and remember that Drew was strictly a pocket passer. Those gaudy stats came at a price that too many choose to ignore.

To be fair, Wilson is already familiar with McDaniels' system (49ers connection). But yes, there is zero reason to NOT have a package of plays for Hines to work in. Buffalo has become the place that RBs go to die (Yeldon, Breida, Duke Johnson). If I were a free agent RB I'd never sign here.

Nonsense. Be that guy because the sentiment is growing. It'll be at a fever pitch if anything less than a Super Bowl appearance happens.

Goes to show how important the QB position is.