MJS

I'm glad. We don't need more officiating, we need less.

Davis, to me, says really obvious things as if it is deep insight. And sometimes, I just think he says things that are wrong. He just annoys me, but it isn't a big deal. Everyone complains about Aikman and Buck, but I find them to be perfectly adequate. They are average or mediocre at everything, which is perfectly fine for a football game. I don't think they distract from the game too much. They don't say stupid things all that often, or provide great insight. They are just kind of there, and I am fine with that since there are so many who distract in a negative way. One guy who I thing is really underrated is Spero Dedes. I think he is excellent, but he has had some rough partners. Mike Terico is just a yes man for Collinsworth, and pompous at the same time. Not a fan at all. And ironically, I think Collinsworth has gotten less insufferable the past couple of years, but he is still pretty bad. But he does provide some good insight at times.

Many are complaining about below .500 playoff teams, but that has so rarely happened that it should not be seriously considered as something that needs to be addressed.

Charles Davis is one of my least favorite. I get other people like him, but I really don't see what others see in him.

I guess they are doing it right. Looks like he doesn't need more help. Best to spend money to strengthen the team elsewhere. Also, what the heck is "Help Score"?

AJ Tarpley. Not only played for only one year with the Bills, but only one year for his entire NFL career. He played 15 games for the Bills in 2015 and had 2 INT's, 2 pass breakups, 1 forced fumble, 1 sack, and 9 tackles! And then he disappeared from off the face of the Earth. But honestly I'd go with Zach Brown. 149 tackles and a pro bowl. Good stuff.

Not Hyde, but Poyer for sure.

Does anyone really have anything against Nantz? He is great. I can see complaining about Romo, but not Nantz. Not when there are so many that are so much worse than him. He has an iconic voice. Plus, he has great respect for Josh Allen as a person and a player. I'd take Nantz over almost anyone. But yes, Romo has gone sour. I liked him the first couple of years, but he has really gotten bad.

He'll turn into a preseason favorite and everyone will be clamoring for him to make the 53, only to be disappointed when he is cut and is never heard from again.

CJ Stroud is too high. Ladd McConkey is too low. Maybe switch them.

Well, I'm not really expecting him to be more than a camp body, but you might as well bring in a really good athlete.

Good athlete.

How many of each route did he run?

Pretty interesting. You'd think Baltimore or Philadelphia would be favored, but the Bills do play them at home.

It's fine how it is. Don't mess with it.

Tougher than last year. But they are still pretty below average talent wise.

It's the same principle as getting a 1st round bye in the playoffs. The later in the season, the more extra rest is valuable. But rest isn't suddenly going to make your team more talented or anything.

Teams look at their schedule and see the Patriots as one of their easier games.

Because it was funny.

True. But the Bills have had very favorable schedules the past couple of years with rest advantages, so we are probably due for some of those disadvantages.

I think it is worth pointing out that everything about the schedule is predetermined based on record and rotation, so we know opponents and home vs away as soon as the season ends. The only thing we don't know is the order of the games until schedule release day.

I thought it was fun.

I think the Ravens have a tougher schedule, though.

Are you talking about KC pre Spagnuolo? He has been there since 2019. The Bills moved on from a DC as well in that timespan, btw (Leslie Frazier).

Considering KC, Philly, and Detroit are all above the Bills in defensive spending, it seems like the Bills are on the right track, right?