BigDingus

All this talk about moving Oliver to DE, I say f*** it. Move Edmunds to DE and see what happens ?

With Tyrod that was actually true. Seriously, if we were ever down by a single point at any time in the 4th quarter, he was something like 3-27. This team can at least make minor comebacks

Everything looks hard for Allen...

Help us Singletary Kenobi, you're our only hope!

Ugh, only 1 yard?! Carry us Singletary!

It's amusing how many people are screaming for Singletary... it's like they don't realize how telling that is in regards to Josh Allen. I mean, we only passed on two amazing QB's, traded a ton of draft stock away and moved up to take a franchise QB 7th overall, yet we're at the point where we've just accepted he's going to struggle against everyone all the time... So ignore him, feed Singletary, our 3rd round RB! He's obviously the one who should provide the spark and be relied upon to carry this offense, not the franchise QB!

Not windy at all apparently. Announcers mentioned it several times so far.

Bingo.

They want to hide Allen's deficiencies as much as the coaching staff does. Too bad you need your QB to be productive if you want to win against good teams in this league, otherwise you're stuck struggling against 0-8, 1-7, and 2-6 teams all year.

The Bills can't do screens for sh*t though. Don't know what that's all about, but man would it make a huge difference. We do get killed by screens quite a bit though...

Not exactly. One just matters more than the other. The yards still lead to points, and Cleveland back in the lead. Yards got them there. Just saying.

Too bad our offensive playcalling has once again been very good. It's night and day when players execute though.

Uggghhh Daboll sucks so much... His playcalling is awful, especially when players execute the calls. Fire him now!

Nah, Orton's first 8 games were better than Kelly's first 6 games from 1993, so he's better. I saw it in a meme.

Well when your QB turns the ball over a ton and is a constant fumble risk, it's not ideal to pass a ton backed up against your own endzone. Especially when you have already seen his inaccuracy on full display today.

Bojorquez is seriously fun to watch. The field changes he's capable of make special teams exciting.

Neither passes were very accurate, especially the Knox pass, but Brown especially had a solid shot at catching the ball. Knox's hands were there, but in real time motion he had to make an extremely quick adjustment and crazy athletic move to even have the shot he had.

Mayfield and Chubb are showing Bills fans why it's dumb to overlook opponents each week.

He's just not good in run defense... unless you need a tackle 10 yards down field

And this guys is why our QB needs to be able to throw for 300+ yards. Games where the defense isn't carrying you require the offense to step up. We're about to be in a 2 score hole in the 1st quarter. Need to play catch up or risk getting blown out.

The last angle shown didn't give a good view if what he actually had to do to make that catch. He had to dive fully extended while touching his tip toes right on the edge while and still needed to extend his arms 4 more feet out of bounds to even touch the ball. Yes, he still had a chance, but he had to put out a hell of an effort just to have an opportunity at the ball. The 4th down Brown drop was worse. Great play call, great read, catchable pass.

Psssh... too many positives, now I know you're lying! Lol just messing around, appreciate your breakdown though.

Oh yeah?! Prove it! What do you think of Josh Allen? We will evaluate your scouting skills now ?

I liked your argument until you disregarded Josh's "boneheaded plays" as just the odd ball, brush it off, once in a blue moon kind of mistakes that players like Drew Brees or Tom Brady will have on a rare occasion... If that's how you're going to look at Josh's mistakes, then Ryan Leaf, Blaine Gabbert, Johnny Manziel, JaMarcus Russell, Nathan Peterman, etc. are comparable to Brees & Brady too...I mean, they all make mistakes from time to time. Time & experience aren't the "ONLY" thing that will reduce that frequency either. Many young QB's can and do play at an extremely high level, and it didn't take time or experience to get there. Not every person in the world is capable of being great just by trying really, really hard. There are many factors that are involved, and physical gifts are but a small part of that equation. We'll see what happens, but just spending more time out there won't make things better. Statistically he's playing very much like he did last year, "eye test" or not.

I'm still pretty worried about how this team will stack up against the Cowboys on the road. I mean home or away we struggle against most teams, but a team with a strong O-line, top 5 RB, and very good QB seems like it'll give us serious problems, especially if we can't establish our own run game & somehow hold them to under 20 points. The Cowboys schedule has been pretty easy like ours, but they're averaging just over 28 points a game while we're averaging 19.75. And as another board member posted earlier this week, the Bills under McDermott are 3-17 when the opponent scores 20 or more points, so that's pretty concerning.