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The frick was that

Gotta give it up. That was good awareness by London. But refs let this drive continue on a crud PI call.

The heck kind of dive was that Bosa?

London was moving forward at the snap

Did someone affiliated with the Bills sleep with a bunch of Referees wives or something? Last 3 weeks have been horrendous on us.

Dang. It. I think that's getting overturned.

Great pass great catch.

In fairness, not many defenses can. The guy is a top 3 back in the league. So underrated. His sack was exactly like so many of Jordan Phillips were the season he exploded for his career high sack total.

On the surface, Brady reunited with Burrow and Chase would be a good combo. Until Brady yells EVERYBODY EATS and Chase and Higgins are rotating and seeing a 40% snap share each lol

He's honestly one of the worst game/clock management coaches I have ever seen. He cost the Chargers a lot of games with his mismanagement. He's also interviewed here IIRC for the OC position in McDermott's early days

Of the two, yeah probably Knox. But don't forget there's the Bears/Commanders game tonight too. Maybe Kmet is available?

This may be Codrington's final shot at sticking in the roster.

I'm strangely ok with this. Samuel and Moore are an even swap to me. And it sucks not to have Kincaid but eager to see Jackson Hawes get some extra snaps and possibly a few extra targets. Falcons also can be run on. So leaves our 2 best run blocking TEs on the field together more. Cook is gonna shine on that fast Atlanta track

I see their commitment to losing games will stay intact.

I agree, Brady does have to be more creative with Allen. Some designed roll outs would be nice. Get him on the move to his right. As far as the down field shots, take em when they are there, for sure. But don't force anything. I'm just hoping Brady's creativity this week isn't flea flickers and TE end arounds..

If the Ravens moved him, and still a big if there...I'd look at the Chargers. Another Harbaugh brothers trade.

And I can agree with that. With what the Bills have done over the last few years it almost feels like fans as well as Beane get complacent. Almost like it's an automatic that we have the division. And the year before, sure we lost in the playoffs but we're only a few plays away from winning. So just some minor tweaks are needed. Some people may say a move like signing Von Miller was an all in move...but I disagree. It was a big move but we still needed more IMO. Just once I'd love to see our front office deal from a place of urgency then contentment. Hopefully, the Pats nipping at their heels forces that a bit more.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/colts-qb-anthony-richardson-taken-to-hospital-with-orbital-fracture-after-eye-injury-in-pregame-warmups/ So, Colts QB Anthony Richardson was a surprise inactive yesterday. Turns out he's injured AGAIN. Broken orbital bone from a stretch band. At least it wasn't a rubber mat, I guess.

I agree with them looking Chiefs, but I think they go with the other side of the ball. I'd watch Matt Nagy. He did have issues as a first time HC, but went back and sat under Andy Reid's learning tree some more. And hey, they guy made the playoffs twice with Mitch Trubisky as his QB. Another name I'd keep an eye on...Mike Kafka. OC for the Giants but has the Chiefs roots as well. If Dart keeps showing well, maybe the Titans look to him to work with their young QB too. I had Daboll as first fired coach during the preseason. Yes, that win may have bought him some more time. I still think he's gone at the end of the year

I haven't looked through all 13 pages yet but here's my two cents. In no way shape or form do I believe the league is rigged as far as the league pushing certain teams to win. I don't believe years ago, the NFL looked at Kansas City and said "yup, that's the new power franchise". If the league were fixed, Buffalo would have won a Super Bowl by now. Would be a HUGE story of the spunky small market team winning big. And few teams travel as well (or spend as much money) as Bills fans. What I do believe is that officials are encouraged to keep the games close. Close games mean less people flipping away. More people stay the more they can charge for ads. Also, keep games close for the betting community. I can't remember an era where there seemed to be so few blow outs. Some weekends it seems like almost every game comes down to the final drive.

Man, I had Daboll as the first one gone. I'm guessing either he or McDaniel are next. Stefanski can't be far behind. I'm betting at some point the owner pushes for Sanders to start and that brings this one to a head. Johnathan Gannon may not be long either. Especially after smacking a player last week.

What a wonderful trip down memory lane. Of course, nowhere did I say EVERY year. Yes, two seasons were tougher. As this season appears to be shaping up to be as well. Which is why I said BASICALLY every year...and not something more definitive such as LITERALLY every year. Speaking in basic reference, the Bills have had it easy in the division. Josh Allen's 32-13 record against AFCE teams can attest to that. But yes, there were 2 blip years where they had it more difficult.

But, you gotta get to January. For the last few years we have basically had a free pass to the playoffs because of our division. That may not be the case anymore.

I remember back to the first year Bernard started. So many plays that year either Poyer or Hyde were barking stuff to him and he would get the defense lined up right. The experience that a guy like Poyer brings is invaluable.

To play a bit of devil's advocate here. And let me start by saying I hope the Bills win tonight...but a loss tonight might spark Beane to move some draft picks for reinforcements. Could heading into the bye on a 2 game skid and dropping to second place in the division create a sense of urgency? Maybe. But my major complaint on Beane over the years is that they "run it back" way too often because they feel they were close. New England being actual competition for the division may make him rethink his approach.