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He had 4 turnovers vs. the Jets. Without a top 5 defense, I don't think that's a win. He wasn't exactly "good" against the Bengals either. His lone "good" game came against the Giants where he was 19/30 250 1 TD.. Not saying I don't like Josh or see potential in him, but his career trajectory is reminiscent of EJ, whose avg QB rating was 10 points higher than Josh's at this point in their career.

Good point. If he gets another concussion this week he may miss many games. IMHO, I think he played his way to the bench this week. Can anyone honestly say he gives the Bills the best chance to win after watching that game? He regressed completely.. almost got himself killed.. I'm not sure when NFL coaches decided benching your "potential" franchise QB when he plays like crap hinders their development, but I hate it. Sitting on the sideline after a game like that might just be what he needs to develop.

They might be able to get a conditional 7th round pick in 2025.

As bad as Josh was yesterday, if he hadn't been knocked out of the game I firmly believe he would have been clutch in crunch time and won the game.

Makes me miss Bob Woods.

I'll be placing a $5000 bet on the Bills to win the Super Bowl.

We're on to the Patriots.

Fire McBeane

Yep, I would've spotted at 4th and inches myself.

I agree. If they lose they should fire McBeane.

Foster and Brown aren't as dynamic/elusive with the ball in their hands as McKenzie.

It was definitely annoying for the TNF crew to be talking about a Tom Brady tweet during the game, especially when his O-Line holds more than any other in the league. Of course he wants to sway to league into calling holding less often, when it is apparent they are looking for it more this year and than in years past. It doesn't bode well that the 2nd half of the game saw almost no penalties either. I'm sure the officiating crew was told to stop throwing as many flags so Buck and Aikman could enjoy the rest of the game. I saw one truly bad holding call and it was because Ramsey did a good job of acting when he couldn't get off his block, and the ref that called it probably didn't have the best angle. I also thought the refs weren't being biased with their calls. The Titans O-Line is horrible and the Jags D was manhandling them. They had no choice but to hold or Mariota was going to need to be carted off the field.

Tyrod Taylor is also one of the best, if not the best backup in the league right now. And from a football persepective, I'd rather have Kaep over Tyrod.

You mean the one being run in Baltimore to this day? You don't go to the Super Bowl and then to the NFC Championship the following year with "gimmick" play. The people who compare Tim Tebow to Kaep are just being ignorant.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/colin-kaepernick-actively-interested-why-isnt-nfl-interested-in-him/ar-AAHruxD?li=BBnb7Kz "Antonio Brown was a one-man circus in Oakland, called his then-general manager a slur and is now facing a civil lawsuit that accuses him of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment. Yet he was unemployed for all of six hours before the New England Patriots scooped him up, while Kaepernick can’t even get a courtesy call." " Kaepernick has a career passer rating of 88.9, which would put him just behind Carson Wentz and ahead of Jared Goff this season. Aaron Rodgers and Dak Prescott are the only active players with a lower interception rate. "

Auto-tune..

It wouldn't surprise me to see Luke Falk perform well in the 2nd half.

Probably why we didn't see more of him this game.

Keeping him fresh for the playoffs.

McJauron is going to run the ball for the rest of the game..

Could easily be up 17 with a couple throws and and a FG.

Two timeouts and 47 seconds and they don't try something?

Might as well just go for it on 4th down with Bojo as the punter.

And Barkley takes over to throw 2 more TDs.

At what point does Matt Barkley go in?