ROCBillsBeliever

The only two starters on offense in 2018 that are starting this year are Josh Allen and Dion Dawkins... you say they ignored the offense??? ? Did you mean we ignored the #1 Wide Receiver position? Not sure about this take.

They could never, no matter how many secrets they steal, party like Bills fans. Takes soul to be a part of the Bills Mafia. Pat****s fans got no soul!

There... I fixed it for you.

Woah, sounds like both of you bake some really good cake! You guys want to start a recipe swap club? ?

Wait... Do you mean... the Patriots did not get every single call to go their way this week? Dear sweet baby Jesus, shall we cancel Christmas? Ought we write a petition to Robert Kraft to re-open his wallet to the refs? Should we switch from New England to Manhattan Clam Chowder, in hopes that in doing so, Bellycheat's radio-signal jamming system starts working again? I am aghast... What ever shall I do? --Signed, Every Pats fan since 1999

Tre is always studying. Great student of the game. Even takes breaks, during the game, to study. That's a McProcess guy, if ever there was one!

How many of those penalty yards were make-up calls for the blown PI the refs missed against Foster? ???

Yeah, big thanks to the refs for the non-call on that pass interference against Foster that would have resulted in excellent field position... Oh, wait... that call snuffed out points we would have scored... I'm sorry...

That's good news, @YoloinOhio! Oliver will be licking his chops, like:

I do think that a small part of it is that McBeane sensed the Buffalo vibes around a Tyrod Taylor Esque QB, and didn't want to put us through that, again. Prior to the draft, Lamar was likened to Taylor, Vick, and (ironically) RGE III. This is just utter speculation, but I feel as though McBeane didn't want to re-introduce a system like that. Again... complete speculation, but I thought I'd toss it into the conversation.

Yeah, I hear they're a website that makes clutch points... ?

Come on, @Augie Let's do it the right way, and start a poll to see if we should turn to the poll to decide.

I wouldn't mind seeing a repeat performance from Eddy O. ?

Word. I can agree with that. (But I still saw some magic, on the few runs he had. We can always hope, right?)

You must be either: 1) A Buffalo Bills coach 2) Stealing Belichick's tapes illegally filmed Bills practices 3) Crazy

Don't sleep on Christian Wade, stashed away as the 11th man on the practice squad through the International Player Program. Wade made a couple of mind-bogglingly electrifying plays in pre-season, and you had better believe he's been soaking in everything, like a sponge, while riding the pine. So, for next year we have Singletary: a Barry Sanders type (without the breakaway speed); Christian Wade: an untapped talent with moves and quickness that have translated to the NFL, albeit in limited snaps; and T.J. Yeldon: a very good pass-catching back, with a smidge of fumbleitis. Gore is most likely not returning--although I wouldn't bet against Frank, if he wants to come back; many have, and he's made a career of proving doubters wrong--so what we may want to consider in the draft is a A/B gap pounder with great blocking skills. These are the kind of backs you can find in the 4th through 7th rounds. They aren't sexy, and they tend to drop because of it. Knowing McBeane's penchant for picking players who play multiple positions, you have to believe this type of player will have to be able to log some special teams snaps, as well. So, that's my theory: we pick up a bruiser-type back who is solid in pass protection, and can play or is willing to play special teams, on the 3rd day of the draft.

Because: 1) You make sense 2) You are not a troll 3) You aren't a TB12 fan Simple, really.

There is a section at the every end of that article that actually names some Bills players, but basically, it just says that the author likes Daboll's use of schemes to cover Allen's shortcomings, and that there was a cool trick play that got us a TD... now that's the kind of reporting that deserves the big bucks, SI... nice job *slow clap* ?

But... but... but I thought the Bills were bad for the Jay-Vee... I mean TV ratings...

Wait... you mean ti say that Robert Kraft has spotted balls? Is that contagious? Does that make Tom the next victim? ?

?‍♂️?‍♂️?‍♂️ I quit, @Mr. WEO. I can't keep up with you, bud. Last laugh goes to Weo, for consistently taking logic out back, behind the woodshed, and showing it an alligator in a tu-tu, with an Australian accent, smoking a carburetor from the Hindenburg dirigible...

Yup! @Mr. WEO You are 100% correct: Von Miller did not repeal what Cody Ford said or did; however, Miller DID repeal the claims of many on this board. Nuance, man... N-U-A-N-C-E.

The following is true: "Denver is not a playoff team." I agree. The following is not true: "Let's see how Ford does against a top d-line" The facts disagree: Going into Sunday's matchup, Denver had the 4th best D, and Von Miller is a force. So, I'm 50/50 on the take. Hard argument for me to fully agree with. I'd say Ford did face a very solid D-line, but one that's on a team that is flawed, overall.

Jordan Phillips really deserves a nod. If Aaron Donald goes, and Phillips gets more sacks from the DT position, but doesn't make it, that will--once again--confirm the anti-Bills bias in the media/NFL/refs, etc...

What I do or do not expect is irrelevant. My point is that Ford was starting to become a whipping boy for the trolls here. I let Mr. Miller's description of Ford's play speak in contradiction of what the trolls have been saying, and followed that up with the observation that Von Miller may know more about how well an opposing offensive lineman's play stacks up, than, say, some folks on this board. I'm literally just being a conduit for a well-informed opinion that directly contradicts the hateraide that has recently been served by certain factions on this board. Call it public service.