Sweats
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LJ down 17 points with 2 quarters left to play and he quits on his team.........JA down 15 points with 5 minutes left in the game and he says, "hold my beer" and wins it.
LJ should be nowhere near the same list or conversation as our man Allen.
An MVP rises to the occasion and LJ ain't it.
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So, i like the O mentality of the dink and dunk and death by a thousand cuts type approach. It's hard for teams to try to limit weapons on our O when they take one away, we have another. I know fans were complaining about not having a speedy WR, but the NFL these days is being geared towards more of scheme play and not having to rely on one mega player. More often than not, the plays are right in the middle of the field, where although it took JA a number of years to be patient with his play style, he has finally learned that you take what the D gives you........sometimes, this creates a boring type of game, but we are seeing that it wins games.
Throw in a heavy dose of Cook and our 3 TE's and it's hard for teams to pick their poison.
The D, on the other hand.........
My god, McD is supposed to be a D guru and i'm not confident or convinced that we won't end up in D hell, year after year after year after year.
Like it or not, but D's win championships and i have zero confidence that our FO hasn't learned from their mistakes from years past. It is so hard and frustrating to watch most times and if the fans are seeing this little league play from our D, you know other teams are seeing it and game planning.
Our run D is horrendous and it's not even debatable.........somebody pick a lane, guard a gap, protect the edges, whatever.
4-0.......i'll take it at this point, but that D needs to be a cleaned up to make a championship run.
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4 minutes ago, bigduke6 said:
Tua is the ultimate "system" QB. i dont knock him for anything else. when the "system" isnt working, there isnt much off script he can do. to be truly elite, a true game changer, you have to be able to do it all. Tua simply cant. his fault? nah. Fins fault for giving him the bag? not really, hes a top 15 QB, hard to find those. Tua simply needs more around him to succeed than top 5 QBs and if the team cant provide that, struggle ensues. happens.
Tua has Waddle, Hill and Achane at his disposal...........28 other teams would kill for that support around their QB. I don't blame the supporting cast, i blame the QB who can't improvise on the fly and get his playmakers the ball and I blame the QB who chokes in critical situations.
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16 hours ago, Another Fan said:
Since I don't follow college football much I'm really not much interested in the draft. I mean and I remember thinking EJ Manuel was a good choice at the time. So yeah that was where I kind of stopped following all together and making judgments based on the picks.
Still the Bills were in the market for a QB that draft and it was even at the time one thought of as one of the hottest drafts for QB's ever. It was the last draft I remember watching most the 1st round of.
...........what the hell is wrong with you?!?
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not interested in a merger...........sorry, not sorry
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Looks like the guy may still have a little life left in him........McD will never go for it.
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Honestly, i'm not really impressed thus far with whoever comes out in the next draft. I really don't think the pool is very deep at any position, except maybe LB and they might go off the boards fast, so it might be the perfect time for Buffalo to stockpile some picks IMHO.
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I am actually going to watch this game and see who wants to lose it more.
I have problems.
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These two teams will absolutely beat the living dog **** out of each other.........i could care less who wins or loses in this one.
It's a win-win for me.
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The Chiefs losing and wallowing in their own piss is the correct answer here
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On 9/19/2025 at 11:22 AM, HOUSE said:
This kicker almost missed the entire ball.
..........he damn near missed the entire stadium
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11 hours ago, QCity said:
That Bills are currently -3000 to win their division (Caesars). For reference the next closest team are the Ravens at -480.
Well, when only one other team in the division has only one win, that's a bit of a spicy meat-a-ball.
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Two dumpster fires battling it out for their first win..........oh, the humanity
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My wife says i need hearing aids cause i don't listen to one thing she says.........the fact is, i hear her, i just don't listen to her.
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Fins fans have been all over social media all week complaining how JA is classless for doing the finger guns.........now, if the finger gunning had involved some finger banging, then i would pay a little more attention to this story.
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I love watching the NFC beat the absolute **** out of each other and then throw in a weak AFC and things are shaping up nicely.
AFC contenders at this point........
* Colts are playing out of their minds (i don't believe they can sustain any duration)
* Ravens are a force and thank Christ we got the win on this one
* KC, although 1-2 are still dangerous and to be the man, you've gotta beat the man (we need the Ravens to take care of KC and beat them even lower.......we've got the head-to-head win against Baltimore, so whatever needs to happen with KC to wallow in their own **** is fine with me)
* Chargers (see my point on the Colts)
* Cincy.......i don't think they are scaring anyone without Burrow and i think you'll see them fade away into obscurity as the season progresses
No excuses, Bills fans.......no excuses.
We got this.
This is our year.
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Parent was an absolute legend.........RIP
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15 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
How was Illinois in the top 10? Stop ranking teams before like week 5
Not taking anything away from IU
The committee put them in the top 10 cause of Altmyer.......you'll seem them quickly drop out of the 25 soon.
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12 hours ago, Big Turk said:
Saints might lose by 50...holy crap are they terrible
Everybody said the same thing about Miami and look how that game turned out for us........it was a slugfest for 3 1/2 quarters and it was only a roughing the kicker penalty and a 4th quarter INT that gave us the edge.
Any given Sunday, my friend.
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16 hours ago, hondo in seattle said:
Winning a few games isn’t enough anymore. A good HC coach need to elevate the play of his roster as well as Lombardis. All of the league’s top ten winningest coaches ought to be replaced.
1. Nick Sirianni – Philadelphia Eagles
Regular Season Win Percentage: .709
Why He Should Be Fired:
Inherited a Howie Roseman-built juggernaut and rode the “tush push” and good coordinators to NFC glory in 2022 and NFL glory in 2024. Sirianni is just along for the ride.2. Jim Harbaugh – San Diego Chargers
Regular Season Win Percentage: .679
Why He Should Be Fired:
A coaching throwback. Pushes a 1960s run-first philosophy when his most talented offensive player is his QB. Militaristic, combative, rigid, not a player’s coach. Doesn’t adapt to the strengths and shortcomings of his roster; makes them adapt to him. Was a good college coach but his techniques don’t transfer to the pros; he could beat Ohio State but can’t beat Mahomes.3. Matt Lefluer – Green Bay Packers
Regular Season Win Percentage: .655
Why He Should Be Fired:
Can’t win games that matter. Last season the Packers went 0–6 against top NFC teams, including two losses each to the Lions, Vikings, and Eagles. Likewise, has a losing record in the playoffs.4. Andy Reid – Kansas City Chiefs
Regular Season Win Percentage: .646
Why He Should Be Fired:
Took 21 years to win his first Lombardi. If he were any good, it would have happened sooner. Only started winning trophies when Mahomes and Spags showed up. His clock management is a national joke and his walrus-like visage and sideline demeanor inspire more memes than confidence.5. Sean McDermott – Buffalo Bills
Regular Season Win Percentage: .646
Why He Should Be Fired:
Never mind that he rebuilt a laughingstock franchise, developed Josh Allen, and made the playoffs six of seven years. The combination of 13 seconds and zero Lombardis, despite having a generational talent under center, ought to send him packing.6. Kevin O’Connell – Minnesota Vikings
Regular Season Win Percentage: .636
Why He Should Be Fired:
No passion, can’t build a defensive coaching staff, poor clock management, poor 4th down calls, early playoff exits, a tendency to lose primetime games and games against division rivals… the list goes on and on. A nice guy coaching to be fired.7. Mike Tomlin – Pittsburgh Steelers
Regular Season Win Percentage: .617
Why He Should Be Fired:
Hasn’t won a playoff game since 2016. His loyalty to Matt Canada was borderline criminal. Steelers fans are rightly tired of wild-card exits and offensive impotence.8. John Harbaugh – Baltimore Ravens
Regular Season Win Percentage: .616
Why He Should Be Fired:
Improbable fourth-quarter collapses are his trademark. Most recently, blew a 15-point lead to the Bills late in the 4th despite having the better roster. One ring in 17 seasons speaks of luck, not skill. Lamar Jackson’s prime is being wasted on Harbaugh’s stubborn loyalty to underperforming coordinators.9. Sean McVay – Los Angeles Rams
Regular Season Win Percentage: .612
Why He Should Be Fired:
Won a Super Bowl with a rented roster and Aaron Donald then went 5-12 the following season. Only as good as his roster. Adds nothing. He’s supposed to be an offensive genius but only managed to put up 3 points in his first SB appearance and didn’t exactly light it up in his second.10. Sean Payton – Denver Broncos
Regular Season Win Percentage: .610
Why He Should Be Fired:
He only managed to drive a Ferrari named Brees to the SB once and produced a playoff win record only a smidge above .500 thanks in large part to bottom-10 defenses. His playoff woes continue with the Broncos with only one appearance in two years, a 31-7 loss to the Bills. The Broncos didn’t need a legacy hire—they need a coach who can win in the AFC West. Payton’s not that guy...........fire everybody
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It probably didn't help the Fins that Tua was staring him down the whole time..........ole "one read" Tua strikes again.
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11 minutes ago, Virgil said:
After the week one game, there were a few threads that people posted their random thoughts and I liked how collaborative it was. Sorry, this isn't the start of me posting the old Few thoughts thread, but figured maybe we could get something new going. So please, post your own thoughts and see what comes of it. And if anyone likes the idea, feel free to start one each week after the game.
1 - Was anyone surprised to see Strong not get some more reps at DB over White? While Tre had a couple of decent plays, he really struggled to keep up with Waddle. That crossing route in the 4th was painful to watch and you could see in Tre's body language that he was just toast. I love Tre, and I know we get Hairston back soon, but Tre should not be out there against any team with speed.
2 - What happened in the second half to the offensive line? In the first half, they were pushing the defensive line off the ball 2-3 yards on almost ever rushing play. In the second half, did they get tired or did the Dolphins make adjustments. Our rushing was less effective and Josh was getting pressured more. It felt like a dramatic switch.
3 - Anyone regretting paying Cook now? The visual and production difference between Cook, Davis, and Johnson is night and day this season. I'd argue Cook is legitimately a top 5 back in the league now. His vision, cuts, speed, and even power seems to have taken another step with his contract.
4 - Groot - I saw the other threads on Groot, and while the defensive line didn't get a sack against a terrible offensive line, I feel like Groot hasn't shown up all season after getting paid. I could at least see Bosa making an effort and getting close. Even the rookies on the inside showed some flashes. I'm wondering if Groot is getting in his head too much on all the contain possibilities that it's slowing down his rush. Josh was sacked more than Tua, let that sink in.
5 - Safety Play - This might have been the first game I didn't complain about Rapp or Bishop, but I don't know if it's because they did their job well or if the Dolphins never tested them. On the Dolphins side, I have to tip my hat. Their safeties were the last line of defense on a few plays that could have been taken to the house.
6 - The Prater Miss - Was Prater asked what happened with that miss? That was such a momentum swing. There were so many in this game, but that's where I feel like the Dolphins got the most life. To go from being up 10 to tied at half was interesting (and yes, the Dolphins still could have scored).
7 - Offensive game plan - For anyone at the game, I'm curious to know how often the Dolphins played with at least two high safeties. For a defense that is decimated at DB, I was really surprised at the lack of deep shots we took. Yes, I know we were running well in the first half, but once that slowed in the second, why did we not test their secondary more?
8 - Kincaid - Have to show some love here as he finally looked like a 1st round pick. If he had pulled in that second touchdown, that may have been the game of his career.
9 - Married life has calmed Josh in the best way possible. I don't know how to explain it really, but Josh always looks so calm and in control, but you can also tell he expects to score on every drive. There really isn't a single throw he can't make and I find myself just basking in the glow of his ability every game now. Which randomly makes me hate the Packers for somehow going straight from Favre to Rodgers to Love. How is that fair?
10 - This season reminds me of the Chiefs that past few years where they didn't win pretty, but they still won and learned a little from each loss. No one gave the Dolphins a chance in this game, but you never corner a caged animal. These are all professional athletes and sometimes desire is as important as skill. That was easily the best effort the Dolphins could give, and while we didn't play our best, we figured it out. There's a ton of takeaways and lessons the Bills can get here, all while still 0-3. We have Oliver and Milano coming back, Hairston in two weeks, and then the suspensions are over. Keep Bosa healthy, keep tweaking and from these lesser opponents, and get ready for when the games really matter.
Go Bills!
Nice write up and i'm happy you're putting this thread back together.........can i look forward to this on a weekly basis?
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"One Read" Tua is a "system" QB and unfortunately, his HC is just not the guy to help him progress any further than what that system allows.
........it's sad really
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Ok, i'm going to weigh in on this......
* The Fins had their backs against the wall
* They are our division rival
* The Fins ALWAYS play us hard
* We were down 2 starters on D
* Hill was going to get his yards
* Tua is not good, but he's not that bad either
* The Fins wanted to make a statement
* We were a lot of vanilla on D AND O tonight
* The Fins O were playing for their lives
* It's like Bills fans don't believe that other teams gameplan
* Etc.
I mean, i could go on and on and on and on and on and........but i won't cause i've lost interest.
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Time to discuss Reid Ferguson...
in The Stadium Wall
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I actually thought we were headed in the direction of Turd Ferguson on this one.......