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I will be rooting for a Jets victory. To keep Gase and so they lose out on Lawrence.

I'd rather have Roman than Gase....though that isn't saying much.

Could be a break for the Bills...esp., if it is moved to Tuesday.

The Raiders have the biggest line in pro football so you know what we can expect Sunday.

Sirius NFL radio said there is no way they will play the game but who knows?

Doubt it.

Per space with the workout machines, they let more people into my gym. They should be able to comfortably get 20,000 in there.

OK

Not many QB's/teams have the luxury of having the same OC more than 3 years. It wouldn't surprise me to see Daboll land an NCAA gig at a big school.

I didn't know what to think of him. When I actually witnessed him play in the NFL, I came out and said he reminded me of John Elway when Elway was young. I didn't say I expected him to have an Elway-like career, just his play did as a rookie. Very raw, and made stupid decisions but, man, what an athlete! Today, my comparison would be to that of a combination of John Elway and Brett Favre. Ballsy, sometimes stupid, a great leader and is turning into a hell of a thrower. The kid is a keeper.

The Rams are a good team. What we saw in the 2nd half yesterday, however, was inexcusable. Being outscored 29-0, at home, when you are looking to be called a contender? The offense and defense both, especially the coaching staff, ***** the bed as bad as any team I've witnessed for a brief period of time.

Sure, bring him in if they plan on determining game outcomes with pie eating contests. Otherwise, no. An unmotivated lazy football player is not the answer.

Josh Allen was Brett Favre on that last drive.

Show me a game under McD where the Bills were up by 25, at home, in the 2nd half, and anyone bitched that they became too conservative.

Yep. Running the ball effectively. Up by a ton of points against a team that has travelled twice to the east coast in back to back weeks. It felt like the coching staff lost their awareness of the game in the second half.

The Bills ran 29 offensive plays in the first half. 15 runs for 71 yards. The best they have run the ball so far this season. They passed the ball 14 times for 128 yards. Great balance. In the second half the Bills ran the ball 6 times for 30 yards.....still very successful. They threw the ball 19 times for 183 yards. From the time the Bills took the lead at 28-3, until they fell behind 32-28, they were credited with two runs.....back to back by Singletary that resulted in a 1st down to begin the drive after the Rams closed the lead to 28-25. The result of those two runs? 5 yards and 17 yards gained. https://nflcdns.nfl.com/liveupdate/gamecenter/58202/BUF_Gamebook.pdf That’s it. Two runs. They were having darn good success, up by a boatload of points, and abandoned the run while the Rams put up 29 unanswered points. That is inexcusable no matter what people on these boards think.

That simply isn't true.

It was the coaches that got away from running the ball with a 18-25 point lea. And the coaches deserve criticism on the defensive side of the ball as well. Remember the blitzing getting to Goff in the first half? The coaching staff apparently didn’t. Sorry you can’t see the obvious.

The Bills were gashing the Rams on the ground and got away from it in the second half, up by 25. It reminded me of them folding in Houston last year. We have the talent but I am starting to question if we have the coaching to take the next step. Honestly, what happened today in the 2nd half was inexcusable.

they have time to run the ball....the Rams have yet to stop the Bills running game.

He was down.

This happened in Houston. It’s happening again today. Terrible coaching. The Bills have gashed the Rams on the ground and got away from it. Aggressive is good. Stupidity is not. This coaching staff is stupid regardless of today’s outcome.

What is happening is that you are seeing a poor Bills coaching staff at work.

Pretenders.

The Bills are in trouble.