Stank_Nasty

If the bills won but didn’t pass for 300, was it ever really a win at all??? ??

Could be big for him moving forward. Nice kick

The vaunted new “Yellow flag” offense.

Rudolph reminds me a ton of Trent Edwards.... Like eerily similar. Both 3rd round picks. Dinking and dunking seems smart and efficient early on... then it can’t be protected by scheme anymore and you realize they weren’t smart young player. They just suck 9 completions 51 yds. And this is about the same way he’s done it in every game so far

My favorite from the media this week was people from the same shows summarizing the bills as pretenders after their loss to a 2-6 Team but then talking about how the browns just got a quality win..... and they don’t see the idiotic contradiction there.

take notes people.... this is how you go about looking like a complete douche on a message board. what exactly is the point of bringing up allen in this particular thread?

Kind of cool that 3 of the ten slots are filled by bills veterans! that's some seriously smart shopping! http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001076677/article/jamie-collins-shaquil-barrett-among-top-free-agency-bargains 4) John Brown, WR, Buffalo Bills Signed a three-year, $27 million contract in March 2019. With 680 receiving yards so far, Brown has the most receiving yards for a Bills players in the first nine games of a season since Lee Evans posted 700 in 2008. He's also already outpaced any Bills player from Josh Allen's rookie 2018 season, providing a real value to the team as the quarterback continues to develop. Brown's injury history with the Cardinals -- he missed five games in 2017, his final season in Arizona -- explains why he was available at such an attractive rate after spending 2018 with the Ravens. 7) Frank Gore, RB, Buffalo Bills Signed a one-year, $2 million contract in March 2019. The amazing Gore is providing legitimate production as a 36-year-old running back, picking up 4.0 yards per carry with two scores this season, while also serving as a team leader in terms of preparedness and off-field success. His relatively modest compensation speaks as much to how teams tend to view the running back position as anything. With 15,197 career rushing yards, Gore is on the verge of passing Barry Sanders (15,269) for No. 3 on the all-time list, behind Emmitt Smith (18,355) and Walter Payton (16,726), and is surely headed for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. If Gore plays long enough, he even has an outside chance of passing Payton 10) Lorenzo Alexander, LB, Buffalo Bills Signed a one-year contract worth a maximum of $4.55 million in January 2019. Credit ex-Buffalo bosses Rex Ryan and Doug Whaley for seeing Alexander as more than just a backup and special-teams standout after 11 NFL seasons playing that role. Alexander excelled in Ryan's 3-4 scheme in 2016, earning a Pro Bowl nod, and has since displayed the versatility to adjust to current Bills coach Sean McDermott's 4-3 defense. He's a veteran role model on pace for 67 tackles while serving as a key rotation player on one of the NFL's top defenses.

Well maybe next time let coach know if you are feeling a bit, uh... spacey. wtf.

it matters because its something that an agenda driven jerk would do. i'm not trying to call you a jerk specifically. i'm just letting you know that's what one would do. so that's why it matters for board purposes..... in an earlier response you basically just admitted you have no desire to come on a talk about things after a win and only surface to criticize after losses. that kicker is you don't seem to think that's nearly as douche as it really is.

for me this is all lip service. its about as valuable as the coaches and alexander preaching about how they are gonna handle the run game issues for nearly a month now.... just put up and get on with it. I HOPE it leads to something but i'm not gonna put a lot stock in words.

this is startling

can anyone honestly ever remember such health at going passed the midseason mark? we freaking HAVE to capitalize on this and the schedule.

i'm sure you've watched every game.... and with that being said if you cant see an issue then i'm at a loss. take the stats out of the equation and look at the passes he's missed. its a problem. hopefully it gets fixed, because i'm ready to honker down with the guy for the long haul..... but anyone with eyeballs can see its been an issue. this feels like somebody being difficult for the sake of it.

I mean.... he's completed ZERO of them.... do you really need any other qb's numbers for enough context to see that's pretty bad? I don't need to see other qb's stats there to be bothered by the fact that it seems allen cant hit the broad side of a barn from 30+..... and FTR i'm cool with allen.

that's about where I'm at with this. LOL.

right. not optimal

he had 11 total touches sunday.

I thought my balls had been punched up into my guts as far as they could possibly go yesterday.... and then chase came out tonight and knocked them around in there a bit more.

i'm baffled by the lack of looks for Beasley on those short 3rd and 4th downs.... hasn't that been how he's made his hay in the NFL? its mind blowing he hasn't seen any looks there.

not to mention scoring 2 points for us and earning the offense an extra possession.

Every year a team hits mid season like a juggernaut and then tapers off as they ultimately peaked a bit too soon. I can remember this exact time last year the steelers were on fire at 7-2 on the tail end of a 6 game win streak, being talked about as the class of the AFC and then proceeded to lose 4 or their next 6.... now don't get it twisted. i'm not saying this will for sure be the fate of the Ravens. i'm just saying year in and year out there are teams that look unbeatable midseason and then tend to taper off. we'll see how good they look a month from now up in OC. winnable game IMO...… assuming our bills havnt completely melted down by that point.

if the defense is at the top of your list of things gone wrong yesterday then i'm at a loss man.... they were so far from the major problems. if you freaking hold a team to 19, a team that itself allows 26 a game, and you still lose there are serious issues elsewhere that majorly dwarf the defense.

Problem is the same thing has been said since the first month of the season. It’s not getting cleaned up. yet another game with plenty of points left on the field.

Well brown is on pace for a career year and the team is 6-3 so I doubt he’s regretting his decision to come here....

Well he has sucked since the end of last year but to ask if the dude has ever made a big kick for the bills is dumb.... I would say the 2017 playoff berth can be directly linked to his kicking. that being said it’s “what have you done for me lately”.... and he’s most definitely not done much lately