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I'd put it neck and neck with Spencer Brown.

Can't sniff what we don't play. Right now they are on the outside looking in.

Clearly his job should come down to this game and the amount of points a banged up defense gives up.

I remember clear as day when we traded for him. Minnesota fans arguing with me on Twitter...back in the good old days it was still Twitter. Telling me he would be a good boy for about a year then watch out. Man they had him pegged to a T. I just assumed they were salty about losing a great player. Nah, Viking fans were right on the money. Antonio Cromartie and Shaun Alexander are like:

That's always a favorite of mine. Jet fans that were yet to be alive when they won the Super Bowl. I'm a "If it didn't happen in your life you can't claim it" guy. Like hey, my grandfather shook Marylin Monroe's hand. So that means I did too.

I want to believe he can do it. But it takes a lot to make it at this level and talent issues aside, he just seems like a knucklehead.

That... almost makes it worse. Get stabbed and lose your job. I heard it's just gonna be him, Antonio Brown, Christian Wilkins and a bunch of puppets.

He had the same vibe about Max Hairston just before they opened his window to practice. Not saying it's going to happen soon, but really can't take too much of what he says at face value. At least he didn't say he's "Very concerned".

Imagine even after you stab someone you still end up in the hospital and losing your job for it. Now imagine that's still the SECOND most embarrassing thing associated with your name.

Ok. When you talk PFF, understand that they clarify a "deep ball" much different than what most fans are talking about. When your PFFs talk deep ball they are talking about any pass that is thrown over 20 yards to include deep outs, crossers ECT. When fans refer to a deep ball most of the time it's a go route, 40+ air yards ECT.

I mean, if you Google it you can find out a lot. The reasons you see there will be the same people here would give Long story short, he's a huge head case with some disconcerting tendencies towards teammates.

I think it's a Brady issue. He's so committed to the short passing game. And the reads in his offense go from short to long. I also think being so anti risk and anti turnover has rewired Allen's train of thought too. Exactly this. Question. When was the last time Brandon Beane drafter a WR with too end speed? Even a late dart throw? Now what WRs has he taken? Coleman, Shorter, Shavers....heck he was Assistant GM in Carolina when they had Benjamin and Funchess. You say trust and I agree, but trust comes through reps. Seems year after year we sign a few random WRs to 1 year deals. They leave and we restock with new. Allen was at his best as a passer when he had a few guys he was familiar with to throw to. Diggs, Davis. Even wanted Brown and Beasley brought back one year because he was familiar with and trusted them. They need to commit to guys at the position and not have a revolving door. Timing and trust matter.

It's the only way they can convince FAs to sign with them

Depends on how much the Bills like their depth. If they feel SVPG is ready to take over at center or someone else can take over LG, then probably not. I'm sure the Bills will extend an offer to both, not sure if they want to hit FA or stay

This would be a really good matchup for Palmer if he plays. The Dolphins have largely a bunch of arse at CB. Could be a great chance to get him rolling.

I'll take the 5 seed and go on the road. Aside from the bye week which IMO is a huge benefit, I don't hold too much weight on home field advantage. In the last few years Buffalo has playoff losses at home to both KC and Cincinnati. Give me Pittsburgh, Denver or Indy to start the playoffs. I'm cool with that. We are a running team. Running the ball travels well. And in climate controlled Indy, it would help our pass game out.

They're really doing what Kansas City did last year. Just staying in games and pulling off improbable comebacks off in the fourth quarter. While it's not a sustainable way to win over the long haul, it gives them confidence that they can win. Makes them a pain to play

Last night was a great example of why Thursday Night games suck. I've said it for a long time, but if they are going to continue having these farce of a football games on Thursdays, they need to schedule teams coming off their bye weeks for it. Give players a better shot of healing and coaches a better chance to prep.

They typically do until the 4th quarter.

I think this is absolutely the week he should see a lot more snaps. He sticks to his man well. But, he also has the speed for when he plays to make up a lot of ground after the ball leaves a QBs hands. They way Tua under throws his targets from time to time...Max is in good position to nab another INT off Tua

Jordan Poyer is laughing hysterically right now...

I pointed out earlier in the week that there were a few guys that could combine and take snaps in the Hoecht roll. Williams was one of them. I also think AJE could see some of those snaps as well as Shaq. I don't think anyone on our roster currently can slip I to that role. Proof being, before Hoecht came back we weren't running the same formations. Those ones with no DT and Hoecht in the middle standing. I think he just has a special skill set.

Bills 31 Dolphins 27 Buffalo still figuring out the defense without Hoecht. Very little pressure on Tua for the most part due to his quick release. Late INT by Mad Max seals it.

RIP. Way to young. And for all the "I don't want to speculate...but..." people. Yes. Yes you did want to speculate.

I personally feel like anyone who posts that quacks tweets or X's or anything having to do with what he says should be ridiculed heavily. So a "thigh doctor" who has no access to these players as patients nor their medical records is making prognosis. And PEOPLE BUY IT!