Walking Tall

Some of those guys I really like but we will have to say goodbye to some. I have a feeling Marlowe is gone. I really liked his game and will miss him if he leaves. I think you are right.

I’d love to see him back. It seems the guy has so much more to offer and was not used nearly enough. Get that damned speed on the field!

This may not be (or may be!) a popular take but I actually liked what I saw from Epenesa as the year went on. Has some speed and started to get near plays in the backfield late in the year. I think an off-season with camps is going to do this kid wonders. Calling it now, Epenesa will be the Bills most improved player next season.

That's just awesome news!

What's wrong with McKenzie in the role that he fills? I'm all for upgrading but, maybe it's just me, I'd actually like to see more of McKenzie next season. Electric player, IMO.

More like Oldsen.

No way. Injuries happen. Other things can happen such as he doesn't have as good of a year next season. Too much to gamble. If he is offered anywhere from 35-40 million a year, over four or five years, he would be fool not to take it.

I can't think of a game I looked less forward to in decades.

I only listened to the first half and heard nothing specifically about Feliciano. He offered more of why a running game may not work to be honest.

Beane isn't a bullshitter. I think you can read into some things if you really listen to him. One thing that stuck out to me is how Beane said they had to be more effective running the ball and gave some reasons as to why a running game can work. Later, he was asked about the interior of the o-line and Morse. He heaped praise on Morse but then said Morse isn't someone you can expect to push a defensive tackle a few yards down the field because he that is not his game. Hmmmmmmm.

I believe that the more familiarity that Allen has in the QB room the better. It would be Barkley's 3rd year with Allen. I'm sure there is a trust level there as far as a sounding board and Allen being comfortable with Barkley's input. I'd hate to see a new vet if a new QB coach is coming in. I'd rather have at least one old slipper around if you can't have two.

If Ken Dorsey leaves, it would be very wise to bring Barkley back.

Nothing to substantiate this, other than Milano went to BC and Bill Bilechick loves smart LBers, but my gut feeling is that the Patriots will be a strong suitor for Milano's services.

I believe the future is bright as well but I'm sure the 49ers faithful though the same thing last year after making the Super Bowl. If the Bills come to work focused next season the sky is the limit. If they come in thinking they are all that, it will be a rough season. The talent is there. I believe the work ethic is as well. It truly is up to them just how good they want to be as a team moving forward.

If anything, it will be an extension that won’t kick in until a couple years.

We could also use a Tight End that can actually block and offer something in the passing game.

Did anyone say it was a problem? The OP asked a simple question.

Just shot right up the board to my favorite Bills player of all-time!

I don't understand why Levi Wallace is not looked upon as a legit #2 CB. I think he is doing a helluva job.

Yeah, so we should fire everyone. The more you post the dumber you sound.

No, they aren't worlds apart. The Bills picked a hell of a game to play absolutely flat everywhere on the field. The freaking Chiefs are a damned good team but have won a bunch of tight games. This may have been their biggest point margin victory in a long time. If they played again today I'd feel the same way I did about 14 hours ago...that we definitely can beat them.

No.

I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm just speaking of the likely outcome.

I would have loved to go for it but, let’s be honest with ourselves. The Bills offense was not good in the red zone yesterday....at all. The chance that they made both of those 4th downs is minimal at best. They didn’t make a 2 point conversion and also had a bunch of chances on both of those drives to put it in the endzone but couldn’t. I think going for the FG twice had next to no impact on how the game would have transpired.

Hardly shocking. Did anyone think we had a respectable running game before this game?