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IMO, the Colts were a good team in need of a QB. They have a pretty good defense, a really good OL, decent receiving options, and a great runner in Taylor. Jones, so far this season, has given them good QB play.

Since I was arguing that turnovers are important, I wanted correlation not causation. Did Henry's fumble in the Bills games "cause" the Bills to win? No, but it was a significant factor in the Bills winning, just as Henry's fumble last night contributed to the Lions' win.

The discussion wasn't about SB winning QBs, so don't try to derail the discussion because your opinion isn't supported by the facts confirmed by AI. The discussion was about Dorsey as OC, and how the Bills' TOs have dropped since Brady replaced him.

Facts are pesky critters.

Your thesis doesn't stand up to scrutiny. I Googled: does winning the turnover battle correlate to winning more games in the NFL? AI response: All QBs suffer a drop off in accuracy when they throw long (ie, how long the ball is in the air). It's one of the reasons that the great passing QBs of the 1960s and 1970s had such low completion percentages compared to today's QBs. Darryl Lamonica wasn't called "the Mad Bomber" because he threw 20 yards downfield and a WR added 40 YAC. It's more like Lamonica would heave it 50 yards through the air and the WR added 10 YAC.

If people think that the Bills have a "problem" with the passing game, then they can't exempt Allen from being part of the "problem" because he's been frequently throwing to check-down targets even when there were open options downfield. For myself, I don't think the Bills have a passing "problem" at all. On offense, they are the kind of team they want to be: efficient, methodical, conservative. They aren't going to sling the ball around just because they can. A team that rolls up 250+ passing yards in a single quarter against a defense as strong as Baltimore's doesn't have a "passing problem"; they simply choose not to do so except when they feel they need to do so.

What makes you think that somebody whose HC thinks doesn't work hard enough is somebody the Bills would be interested in?

Prescient.

The Jests just block a FG and returned it for a TD to take the lead!!!!!

BRowns WIN!!!!!!

They've played better than "mediocre". Didn't Maye throw an INT and fumble the ball?

Actually Jones and Darnold have played better than Lawrence and Tua this season.

Browns score a TD!!!!!!

These games are just awful!!!! It's like none of these teams want to win except for Indy and Minnesota. They seem to find new ways to try to lose!

Maye fumbles; Pitt recovers.

The Stillers defense stinks.

And no rain, snow, wind, etc to blame, either.

Vikes up 31-3

Another pick 6!!!! Jamel Dean against the Jests.

Rodgers just forced another fumble for the Vikes.

Colts up 20-6 and they get the ball to start the third. Isaiah Rodgers of the Vikes forced a fumble, picked it up, and scored a 69 yard TD!

PItt intercepted in the EZ.

Watching all the bad, average and uninteresting teams out there makes you appreciate just how good the Bills are. Gives you perspective. Before the arrival of that incompetent, poor decision making Sean McDermott and his sidekick Brandon Beane, who can't draft worth crap on Day 1 or 2, all those bad, average and uninteresting teams were the Bills for almost 2 decades.

Injuries in the playoffs against KC kept us out of the SB in 2024. I'm glad you had such a good time in your first visit to Bills Country! If you know that a person is someone you wouldn't want to be around your loved ones, you've already judged that person and found his/her behavior/character unacceptable. If someone is unacceptable to be around your child because of his/her own behavior, then he/she is just as unacceptable to be around everyone's children. We are all our brothers' keepers.

I'm the same. In fact, even when I jump from my laptop to my phone and vice versa I never have to log in. The last time I had to log in fresh was probably the last time the site was upgraded whenever that was.