MJS

Liking the TE involvement.

Bills offense is clicking. The defense just needs to get a stop here and there.

He was mediocre his rookie year too. 22 TD's and 13 INT's. That's fine for a rookie, but for a starting QB in the NFL that is mediocre. Mac came into the league already at his level of potential. He is capped by his physical limitations.

212 TD's? Pretty good for only starting 21 games!

You asked when they last struggled to score points. It was last year.

Last year when they scored 19 points against them.

Both offenses will struggle, in my opinion, with the occasional big play.

That's the first time I've seen anyone claim that and they make it seem like everyone in the league is talking about it. All from that baby push that he gave Tua, who fell and bumped his head on the ground. Crazy. He barely even touched him. And I can't even think of another even potentially dirty play. I mean, he has some hard hits to his name, but they are all legal. Meanwhile the Dolphins have Wilkins on their team who is going around grabbing other player's crotches if they get too close. They are delusional.

It's for kids, obviously.

He's basically un-tradeable...

Allen is disqualified and McDermott isn't a player...

Ed Oliver.

I don't see the point, personally. We've got a good group of pass rushers. And I'm not sure why I'd want to bring in someone dealing with mental health issues who is currently not fit to contribute.

It would be hilarious if we scored 70 on the Dolphins. The internet would break.

Rapp wasn't really playing a traditional safety role. He was asked to be the third safety, like a hybrid safety / linebacker / nickel CB. He'll be fine.

He is on track for 60+ receptions. They are using him.

Also the fact that he isn't getting mobbed for photos, autographs, and handshakes. Josh can't be out in the normal public anymore. Beat me to it.

I actually like the later games. I get stuff done earlier in the day and then I can relax in the evening with a Bills game. Perfect.

Yeah, it never works for me either. I'm always accessing TBD from my phone, so maybe that is the issue? Or maybe it is just my phone/browser. Not sure.

Buy: Ed Oliver - He's playing great and I think that will continue. Sell: Deonte Harty - He just isn't offering anything of substance. I'd rather give more opportunities to other players. If you need a gadget play with speed, maybe use Cook instead? Harty has been solid on returns, though. Hold: Spencer Brown - I think people are overstating what a liability he is, and there are also some who are exaggerating how good he has played due to the overall pass blocking success the past two weeks. I think we need to see a lot more.

Use play action more. Use more pre-snap movement. What about the scheme would you fix? What play calling? What personnel changes would you make? Just curious.

He was a 3rd round draft pick...

It's a little early for crow eating, I think.

The defensive holding was legit. Phillips (I think) held the olineman so Bernard could get in unscathed. They should have shown a better replay on the broadcast. The fumble they called forward progress. It makes sense. The Kincaid one was certainly not a penalty, though.

The owners shouldn't be hiring successful coordinators, they should be hiring successful leaders. Often, those will coordinators, but they don't have to be. The skill set for a HC is very different from that of a coordinator. That is why most fail. I actually think McDermott does have the right skill set to be a HC. The fact that he is also a good coordinator is great. But you can't replace the role of a HC with that of a coordinator. Someone needs to fill that role. And being a HC and a coordinator is asking a lot. Some can pull it off, some can't.