BigDingus

We let Gimore walk, wouldn't be surprised if we let Tre walk too

If the offense doesn't score here, after a THIRD turnover and this field position, we are a joke. The defense is trying to gift us the game... Accept the damn gift!

Allen is showing everyone why we have to run a limited playbook. McDermott and Daboll don't trust him to do a lot, as he can't execute plays even when everything is in his favor.

Remember all that talk after the Broncos game about our final "make or break" stretch against good teams? All that hype about how we can shut up the doubters and prove we're legit? Looking like "the Bills are a product of their easy schedule," people were not wrong to doubt us. If we lose to Pitt, we're looking at limping into then playoffs only by virtue of beating the Jets...IF we beat the Jets.

The Bills offense does nothing off turnovers, maybe we'll luck out and the Steelers won't do anything either.

Because we need to give the defense a break.

So dumb... what an exaggeration. Conversely, do any receivers get less help from their QB than our receivers?

Good job Allen, you made a play. Let's keep that up.

Allen stalling momentum yet again.

Too bad we know Allen tends to come out of the half like he's learning football for the first time. Maybe this will be the one 3rd quarter we don't completely crap the bed.

Too bad we know Allen tends to come out of the half like he's learning football for the first time. Maybe this will be the one 3rd quarter we don't completely crap the bed.

Uh oh, looks like the Bills offense is going to have do their job soon.

Maybe if we get several more turnovers, just by sheer volume we may get in FG range on one of them by default. Otherwise our offense is playing like our offense. Content, to do basically nothing and hope at some point we catch a break or two.

Since we know Allen can't hit deep passes, it's almost all downside in doing so. INT returned for a TD, injury to a key player, turnover that sets up a FG with a deadly accurate kicker from long range... The least likely thing to happen is Allen completing a deep pass, and especially one that leads to points.

I'm telling you, it's always going to be anyone but Allen. ALWAYS.

C'mon, these takes are getting dumber by the moment. You just want to blame Daboll for everything. MCDERMOTT is the one who determines what we're going to do that drive, not Daboll. Wow.

At some point it would be great to see an offense that punishes teams for committing turnovers. The Bills must be the safest team to commit turnovers against, as most of the only threat is a little extra time being taken off the clock until you get the ball back again.

Oh gee, notice how when breaking down the INT they're explaining Allen's mistake? Hmmm but yeah, "bench Beasley."

Idiotic take. EVERYONE knows Josh has a problem throwing too damn high, and when you rocket it like a missile in combination with throwing that high, a receiver having to make a catch like that is way more difficult than it ever needed to be.

Josh throwing too high to an open guy yet again. Leads to tipped balls or getting the receiver killed, but I'm sure it'll just be easier for fans to blame Beasley because he technically had a chance by touching your the ball...

That'd be nice, but there's only about a 25% chance the offense does anything with it.

And Allen did mess up, so he deserves criticism. He praised Allen all game until then, so let's not act like he's got some axe to grind.

They need to make Minotaur looking ones for the Bills, not actual Bison since it can't fly around & look as cool. Make it more like a jacked up mascot Billy the Buffalo. Some large, satanic looking monstrosity that starts small and rises from center field holding a football in one hand and a pitchfork with the opponent's mascot on the other, all while roaring & having flames shoot out of his eyes. In other words, a truly terrifying experience that'll make children s*** their pants.

It's about damn time. It's 2019, I can't believe this is still an issue... Progress is slow, guess it just takes the oldest generation to slowly move out of power & make room for new blood to get policies changed.

Weak D's have given this unit trouble all year though... The offense has really only had one complete game all year, that was against the Dolphins (game 2). The Cowboys game was setup with great defense, multiple turnovers, great field position, etc. limiting what the offense had to do. We know 100% for a fact that this offense can not win in a shootout with anyone. Our team needs too much time to settle in and figure things out, and if we need to start throwing more, the less likely we are to win. I believe our D can keep any game close, but not one QB we've played is as talented a passer as Mahomes. That said, I understand where you're coming from. The Bills offense just doesn't elevate itself against good teams, and they would need to play better than ever to keep up with the Chiefs offense.