Sweats

I see jerseys that are going to end up at the thrift store for $3 a piece........they'll end up as the Trent Edwards jerseys, the Losman jerseys, the Peterman jerseys, etc.

I heard this too, that the O has been designed to limit the playing time of the D on the field.......which tells me that the FO obviously knows that the D is an ongoing problem. If the FO knows the D is and has always been a problem, if our FO is always chasing that "unicorn" for D in the draft by drafting heavy D and McD is a "D guy", then why are they hiding the fact that McD is not good, by redesigning the O schemes around limiting the D snaps on the field? That, right there, should tell the fans everything they need to know about McD........and how our FO is protecting McD and hiding his shortcomings. ..........disgusting

Our opener actually didn't really start until the 4th quarter, where the team decided to "turn it on"..........the MNF game last night was back and forth for 4 quarters, a 99-yard pick 6, Lawerence playing out of his mind, etc.

I don't care what anyone says, the KC vs. Jags game was the game of the year so far.............sorry, not sorry.

We're not looking for the long ball anymore........we're playing more of a stick-to-stick kind of play, just looking for 1st downs to keep the drives going and as much as it is boring to watch, it's the way today's NFL has been headed for awhile now. It's a system that works, until it doesn't. When teams figure out how to defend the middle of the field and take away any type of running game, well you end up with a system that can't do anything to produce yards.......it becomes stagnant, and we don't have the type of on-field personnel or coaching staff that knows how to change their philosophy or playing style on the fly for making any in-game adjustments to counteract or produce any momentum. I agree that i would love to see a WR1 that can stretch the field and keep the D's honest, but it's just not in the cards for this franchise.......they just don't see the value in it and wouldn't know what to do in game planning a true field stretcher into the lineup. The FO is doubling down on their coaching strategy and philosophy of keeping the plays in the middle of the field and as we saw in the NE game and will continuously see throughout the season, it's a system that works, until it doesn't.

my god, i would have been a lot better off having not knowing that stat............but, i thought McD was a D guru? I'm gonna be sick

I think Keon will be okay, but i've got this nagging thought in the back of my head that i wonder what our O would have looked like with Worthy on the roster.......it eats away at me, night and day.

I'm fairly certain that week 5's are where we get a reality check and realize that the media's hype is nothing more than a precursor having to actually play the games to win and not through assumptions.

Wiser words have never been spoken.

Stop being so impatient.......it's only been 9 years, and we all know that the process doesn't start taking shape and into fruition until year 10

I'm starting to think we should blow our wads on a true WR1........our D is and always has been unreliable, we've spent draft after draft trying to compensate for our dismal D to no avail and if McD is such a D guru, then fix the ****ing thing already. At least with a WR1, we should be looking at scoring 30-40 points a game and just be going full throttle on O and letting teams try to play catch-up cause our D ain't getting it done. Might as well focus 100% on our O

It's beneficial for the league to have NE compete in the AFCEast.......no one wants to tune into to see the Bills smack the pants off everyone in our division every week. It puts far more money in the leagues pockets when the Bills actually have someone to compete against in our division.

And who is the next HC to take us even further?........or do you believe that McD is the guy to get us over the hump, for the past 9 years, mind you.

We have our Mahomes, and some would argue that Allen is even better than him, so when does McD actually break out?.........he has his championship QB and that's not even debatable, so is our FO waiting for a better QB option to come along to this franchise before they take that next step and surround him with some adequate playmakers?

At the end of the day, the Bills franchise is a business, and business is doing better than ever........it all comes down to the bottom line, which is money, putting asses in the seats, selling merchandise, etc. It's a formula that works and if a minority of the fans have a problem with the present coaching staff, then perhaps they would rather have the days back of Mularkey, Ryan, Jauron, etc. We are a fanbase of a good (sometimes great) team. We have no control over the decisions that are made to field the team. We have no say in anything. We are simply spectators to a sport and team that we love and that's as far as it goes. This FO brought us out of the depths of hell and there ain't no way they will ever be on the hot seat...........ever. ............keep spending your hard-earned money on this franchise..........Pegula and the investors thank you.

And that's what i'm saying, the whole team played badly regardless of Colemans fumble, where in games past, the team could have easily overcome some sloppy undisciplined play, but last night..........ugh

If the teams played better and the Bills gameplan was adequate, they could have easily overcome 3 points.........they have done it many, many times in the past.

I don't know who i would want besides Reid or Vrabel, but for anyone who was ever undecided with the competency of our coaching staff, just ask yourself one question.........in year 9, does this team look like a championship competitor or does it look like the same ole shite being shoved down our throats every year, where nothing is being addressed seriously or adequately? I'll wait.

I hear that year 10 is where we really start seeing results........we lie in wait for 9 years where no one suspects anything and then year 10 is where it all happens. Wait and see.......next year's OUR year.

.........exactly. And add in that they gave Maye a legit true WR1 and WR2, a competent OC and are giving him something to work with. Vrabel is doing things right in NE and we are in for some rough roads ahead in our division with the Pats.

The teams been exposed.........neutralize Allen, Cook and Kincaid and our O is stagnant. Run heavy against us, don't get any pressure on opposing QB's and let your WR's find the soft spot. It's the same ole shite every season.

Maye was the absolute last QB i ever wanted to see in the AFCEast........the dude was a stud in college and i knew he would transition well in the NFL UGH

..........forever be remembered as the HC who "almost" got us a championship.

The NFL benefits from having adequate competition in the AFCEast........if Buffalo steamrolls every team in our division every year, then there is no real excitement or rivalry for any of the rest of the country to even tune in to watch the games. The whole country will tune in to watch Bills vs. KC or Bills vs. Ravens, but there is no real viewership for the Bills vs. anyone else in the AFCEast, so if they build up some excitement and give the Pats a helping hand in a competent rivalry, then it's all for the greater good........as witnessed by those godawful penalty calls last night. There were a few times where i thought the refs were watching a completely different game than the one i was watching.

I'd say, it was a bad game by everyone all around.......blaming one player when the whole team **** the bed is not the correct answer here.