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Baltimore has won 4 games in a row. That is by definition a surge in wins for them. Tap dance around it all you want, they are getting healthier at the right time. With the schedule compared to ours, it's not unfathomable that they surge right past us.

The second schedule would break down like this: 1st place plays- Colts Rams Steelers 2nd place plays- Jacksonville or Texans Seahawks Ravens Now fully understand, some of those could change or flip flop...but there isn't much of a difference either way. It's a pick your poison.

I'm going no. The next 5 games are all ones that will be tough to win. Then behind us, you have the Texans who now own the head to head tie breaker, a surging Baltimore team and a Chief team that can hit a hot streak anytime. I think when the music stops, there's a shot we could be left without a chair.

It without a doubt sounds to me like he's blowing off the poor job he and his linemates did. Never owns up to it. Doesn't own up to the big false start that turned a 4th and 1 to a 4th and 6 on the last play. His immaturity and lack of self awareness have been why he has been my second least favorite Bill of this era.

As long as the mandate is to hire the new coordinators from outside the organization I'm in.

Also a sign of hypocritical behavior. Dawk wants to call Keon out in effort than lays a complete egg last night? Key penalty on the last play? Dion needs to grow up. Didn't even have the decency to yell "RUN, JOSH, RUN" that I could hear

These are the type of players and human beings in general I just cannot tolerate. He wants to be that vet in the locker room holding Keon accountable, fine. So be it. He's been here enough to earn that. But you and your offensive line mates give up 28 pressures, 8 sacks and you want us to look at Gabe at not coming down with what would have been an amazing catch? Really dude? Really? Accountability starts with SELF accountability. He's not only clueless, but he shifting blame. How about not false starting on they key 4th and 1 of the game? Can't guarantee it, but even if the Bills pull it out last night we are probably talking about the Texas sized ass whooping Houston laid on our supposed "top 5 OL" as some here call it Tone deaf.

This is the biggest fault I have for him. Look, in theory I do get it. We hear it at every end of season presser he does. To paraphrase: "We don't feel we are far off. We had a few key injuries, a few young guys in there and we still were two or three plays away from winning". He's right. We get close every year. And being close puts in his mind that if we "run it back" and make a few tweaks, we will accomplish the goal. It's not a horrible train of thought. But to run it back, he only sees the positives taking place. - Injured players will return and be at full health. - All young/developing players will take a step forward - Zero older player will regress. In the real world however, it doesn't always play out the way he plans. And while Beane is focused on beating his White Whale in the playoffs (Kansas City), other teams have rebuilt, caught up and passed us. For YEARS, Beane has gotten to rest on his laurels because we get the guaranteed path to the playoffs with the AFCE title. Easy peasy, right? We're in and then anything can happen. Times are changing. The division, at least in this season, runs through New England. Beane likes to say "the playoffs show you exactly where you need to improve" or something like that. Well, what about not making the playoffs altogether? Houston, right behind us with a tie breaker. Kansas City can always rip a win streak and Baltimore is back healthy with momentum. There's a real chance that after the final week we are on the outside looking in.

This isn't what we are doing today, mate. Don't use actual facts to dispute that anyone is worth a salt on this team. We are crucifying everyone be it fact or fiction.

An honest case can be made that we may not win a game the rest of this year. NE, Cle, and Philadelphia all have defenses that could shut this offense down. Cincinnati is winnable, but I fell it's going to be a "first to 50 wins" type game with the two defenses. We should beat the Jets to close out the building with a win, but will it matter by then?

That's if Knox even catches it, right? He was wide open and those are the ones he drops.

That's not likely to be the bonus it is most years. Looking at the schedule, the variable games are against the: AFC NORTH, AFC SOUTH, and NFC WEST. As of right now that would lead to- Patriots: Steelers, Colts, Rams Bills: Ravens, Jags or Texans, Seahawks I could see the Ravens/Steelers flip flopping spots by the end of the year.

I think it's arrogance on Brady's part. He is always late to recognize what the defense is doing and adjust. One of his quotes he has said numerous times is that he believes there is a chance to win every week on offense. It's his job to figure out what that was is and exploit it. I agree with him. He needs to do a better job of it. I'll give him a bit of credit. The offense comes out very well prepared most weeks and has success on their opening drive. But once the scripted plays are done...Brady has nothing. I think he slowly earning some snaps back. He went from I believe 2 on Sunday to 9 last night. But, he may end up making himself too valuable as a KR to risk taking a beating as a RB. I don't believe McDermott is making the call of which offensive player get snaps and when. That's largely on Brady and what personel groups are in for the plays he calls.

Few things stand out for me: After having a breakout game last week Shavers had the least amount of WR snaps this week. Shakir had the most despite not practicing all week. Why elevate Latu to give him 8 snaps? What's the point? While not having 3 TEs on the field, the Bills didn't use Anderson as a 6th OL except on one snap. Think that may have helped with the pass rush? Why is Knox out snapping Hawes by such a large margin? Hawes is a much better blocker and I have more faith in him as a pass catcher. With Allen getting rocked by the four man front, why didn't we go bigger more? Why not more misdirection (which worked well to open the game).

Seeing him throw to Knox would have been great to see him find a wide open guy, but the play WOULDN'T HAVE COUNTED ANYWAY! I don't understand why people can't comprehend this.