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I'd fancy some Bailey with my coffee

Two egregious mistakes earlier this year - from Heavy "Mckenzie, who took over as the Bills kick and punt returner after the departure of Roberts, is one of the best specialists in the NFL, but he’s not always a reliable player. During Buffalo’s 26-11 win over the Miami Dolphins on October 31, McKenzie tried to field a punt at the 8-yard line but muffed it, and the ball bounced into the endzone before being recovered by Bills receiver Jake Kumerow for a touchback. As Heavy.com’s Nate Dougherty reported, “Though the Bills avoided what could have been a very costly turnover — or even a Miami touchdown — in what was a close game, they were able to keep possession.” Earlier in the season, during the Bills win against the Washington Football team, McKenzie failed to get into position to field a short, pop-fly kickoff that then bounced on the turf and was recovered by their opponent." The failure to cover the kick vs Washington led to a TD that made score 21-14. It's a trust issue with McD.

And as for biggest impact player for the Bills - i will go with Groot. Panthers have weak Oline

love the spell check correction on Taron in my response lol - ie as the ball was TAKEN

I like the idea of a house call by the D. For the record it was Taron Johnson who had those 2 TDs last year. As a Pitt Panther fan I hope dJax takes one back this game

yes, thanks. But did he win his daily footrace vs Davis Webb?

So not sure if this is common knowledge but as his parents were devout Catholics, he was named after a Pope. Not so much huh?

My advice is Bills take Ireland as the tailgating possibilities would be massive. Jameson, Guinness and folding tables. A match made in heaven!

Does this mean that NYC can ship their garbage across the pond and not transport most of it Upstate? Cheerio I say!

Did Sanders injure his knee doing a "Dang it" kick off camera here?😎

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/the-biggest-player-in-college-football-is-just-now-learning-how-to-dominate/ Daniel Faalele OT Minnesota, 6'9" 380 lb. That's a start.

Out of camp 2019 Bills had Spain targeted as starter at LG, Feliciano surprised and won RG role with Spencer Long as backup at G/C. From D&C 8/31/2019 article Depth: Dion Dawkins, Quinton Spain, Mitch Morse, Cody Ford, Ty Nsekhe, Spencer Long, Jon Feliciano, Ryan Bates, Conor McDermott, Ike Boettger. The interesting decision to watch is whether the Bills are going to use Ford at right guard and Nsekhe at right tackle. Otherwise, assuming good health, Dawkins (LT), Spain (LG) and Morse (C) are locked in, Nsekhe seems set at RT, and if Ford isn’t going to start, Feliciano or Long would get the call at RG. Bates made the team because he can play all five positions in a pinch, and McDermott is the ninth man because he's depth at tackle. Boettger was a surprise as the Bills start with 10 up front, which is a lot.

Some other weird things this year: Pats run RB on Bills on all but 3 plays on a MON, Bills don't hand off to a RB on SUN in 1st half. Bills give up a +40 yd rushing TD for the 4th time this year vs BUCS. And double down by giving up a 58 Yd Passing TD in OT in same game. Bills chose to go for it vs TN inside 5 in last minute - afraid of Tannehill in OT? Bills then chose to kick FG and go to OT vs the GOAT in Tampa in similar situation?

Fancy that!

Wonder if Bills staff take these next few games and scheme up some wrinkles using Lil Dirty and Stevenson for 6-12 plays game. Using Stevenson to help run 4 verticals or 9 routes to clear the S for Diggs or Davis in the intermediate zone. Stevenson has good hands and great deep speed. Also use lil Dirty on WR screens, jet sweeps etc as variants of a running game. If Sanders goes to IR do we finally see Hodgson as a call up used a big slot to help vs pressure packages?

Unvaccinated per reports so out minimum 10 days per league protocols.

I don't think too big a gradient as a natural surface grass field

I am not sure what you wrote is clear to me 😎

Believe Zach Cunningham played at Vanderbilt in Nashville and grew up in Northern Alabama so he must be happy

Greer and McLuvin overlapped for 1 year and then 2009 McLuvin became starter as Greer went to to Saints in FA

Way too young so very sad. Cancer and Covid suck! Many prayers to him and his family

This dude absolutely lit up Josh Allen in 2019 playoff game on the QB sweep play in OT. Should have been a PF for targeting or helmet to helmet and led to a FG try. Love how Knox and Morse missed him as he cut through the Bills sweep of blockers.

I wouldn't want to see any TBD members Wonderlic score when they were 19 either I would have been - something back in the late 70s. Fun times

Not sure it's that bad. Loved Archie but surprised he only won 35 of 140 starts in his career and only made 2 Pro Bowls. Never made the playoffs either as was only bright light on some bad teams in NOLA, HOU and MInny.

$12.5mm already committed via 5th year option and would be dead cap so assume we keep.