MJS

Coaching

No, you're just used to watching a very explosive and fun team to watch. I remember during the drought watching other teams play and asking myself "Why can't my team look like that?"

Games without Josh Allen just aren't very fun to watch. How do fans of the rest of the league do it?

I can't say I've seen a QB injured on a sneak before. Maybe it has happened, I'm not sure, but it is not common. Tom Brady did it all the time. If Tom Brady can risk his body to do it, Josh Allen should be able to as well.

Tua and the fish Buffalo are running wild Now we have tuna

The oline is night and day from last year. And they should get better as the year goes as the right side gets more experience and the new faces gel even more. Dawkins is playing very well, in particular.

Well, they've played two mediocre teams (Chargers and Patriots) and one poor team (Broncos). They've been impressive offensively, but let's not crown them the champs yet. They literally did this last year and couldn't sustain it.

Agreed, but McDermott is definitely more aggressive, and he has been getting the defensive line to play with more nastiness, as Greg Rousseau mentioned on the broadcast.

Yeah, but why would we add someone just because the rest of the team sucked? That seems like a pretty shallow reason.

He's also the reason they are devoid of talent as the GM, so it is interesting.

That Week 17 Jets vs Browns game looks like a real doozy.

Nope, not even close.

Sorry. Not wall of fame worthy to me. Love him, though.

I'm on board for Kyle Williams and Eric Moulds. Those guys were excellent by NFL standards. I'm not really on board with Fred Jackson. He was an average NFL running back. I get that he was super popular and he has a great story, but the bug reason he is so loved is because he was basically the only decent thing about the Bills offense for a long time. To me, that doesn't make you wall of fame worthy. Brian Moorman is an interesting one. I'm not sure what to think because he was really good, but he was also just a punter, so I guess I'll say no to that. Butch Byrd is the guy who really needs to be added. 5x AFL All-Star, 3x First Team All-AFL, 40 INT's (Bills franchise leader). He should have been added a long time ago.

What are people complaining about? They are mad that they can't stop it? They were mad about the hurry up offense when that first started, and the forward pass. The game is supposed to evolve.

Josh wasn't playing hero ball. Quite the opposite. He was rattled and confused, and when that happens he stops thinking and just wings it the best he can.

Grading Ken Dorsey? What are fans basing those grades on? Fans are clueless when it comes to evaluating a coordinator. Stupid poll.

He just needed more opportunity. Singletary outplayed him. If Moss would have had Singletary's role, he probably would have put up similar stats to him. They weren't all that different. Moss didn't really take advantage of his limited opportunities here, either. Maybe he is a guy who needs a bigger workload to get going.

Nice analysis. Joe Marino had similar things to say about Brown, that when he was one-on-one with Crosby it wasn't pretty. With the Bills running much more 12 personnel, that should make it more simple to have TE's chip and help block, so that is another benefit. Brown is the weakest link, but it is rare to have 5 good starters on an oline, so the Bills will need to make it work. At least he run blocks well.

If a team continually under performs, it just means they are overrated. Dallas was in that category for a few years, but they fixed their defense and now they look pretty good.

Practice injuries are the worst.

He should have been. Maybe the official didn't see it well.

Why isn't he ejected for throwing a punch?

Well, if Adams had caught the ball, a big hit from Rapp could have jarred it loose. There's no way he knows if he caught it or not in that instance with how fast it happened. Yes, he hit him in the wrong area, but it is sure hard not to when Adams is falling out of the air almost sideways. I think it was correctly a penalty, but it was a bang-bang play and there was nothing malicious about it. Adams is just angry. Sure, because it is a penalty. But hits like that happen. Watch it in real time speed. It is much harder to avoid than many are saying. If Adams caught the ball, a hard hit from a safety (if legal) could have jarred it loose.

Were they ever popular?