MJS

Why would we trade for a TE? That would be idiotic.

That's so young. What happened? 38 year-olds don't just pass away.

Honestly, I do not see what anyone likes about Pat McAfee and his show. It is wildly popular. I just find him and the others on the show pompous and annoying.

The Packers lost by multiple scores. If they want to copy that gameplan, good for them. The Bills will stomp them too.

Sorry. I meant Tennesee, which is not one mentioned, but they started playing backups.

LA for sure gave up. They started playing their backups and treating it like a preseason game.

They were going back and forth for awhile. Maybe they had New York in their ear. But usually you see that called an INT and then they review it and overturn it. It is impressive they got it right without going to review. Live speed it looked good. I'm sure they had help from HQ and were told the tip hit the ground. No need to stop play and review it when you have clear evidence.

They got it right. The tip hit the ground. It was so close, though. Milano is a beast.

The Bills are going to lose another game or two. Those weeks are going to be insufferable around here. At the end of the year we will all look back and nobody will care or remember that Josh Allen had a bad 2nd half in a win. I wish people would look at the bigger picture instead of getting hung up on two quarters of football.

I think some fans expect the opposition to just lay down and take a beating. When they don't, it's because the Bills are bad, or the coaches are bad, or Edmunds is bad, or play calling is bad, etc. You know? It's still the NFL. Other teams are going to score points on us. Other teams are going to adjust and get some stops against our offense. Other teams are going beat us sometimes. It's OK. That's just how the NFL is.

So funny that there are some defending the act of drinking yourself into a stupor, urinating, and passing out. That's the true fan experience we are going for? Just pitiful behavior. The point is to go see a football game and cheer on your team.

Huh? The AFC plays the AFC. The NFC plays the NFC. The AFC has been beating each other up. The one or two good NFC teams have been beating up on the rest of their crappy conference.

And they managed 17 points. But I guess they can have a great moral victory that they were able to run the ball well, except where it matters in the red zone.

I don't think so. Diggs said he was surprised by it. Alexander just got sick of everyone saying how good the Bills receivers are wanted to bring them down a notch.

Against a good team, they would have lost ... ... Oh wait, the Bills already beat all the other good teams and are sitting alone atop the AFC after holding Aaron Rodgers and the Packers to 17 points and beating them by double digits. But sensitive fans are reeling because the Packers got a few rushing yards. Suck it up.

Half the season is still left. Even if he sits out a couple more games, he'll still have a bunch of games to get ramped up and in top form for the playoffs.

The Bills won by 10 and held Aaron Rodgers to 17 points. Who cares if they ran the ball between the 20's?

They want him for the playoffs.

Yes, it does seem that rookies have a very short leash on this team. On the offensive side of the ball, at least.

He literally has changed his game every single year and gotten better and better by eliminating more and more of those high risk, bad decision plays. The big, special plays he makes are not bad decisions or risky plays. You are just wrong. Everything he has been working on has been those fundamental QB things like checking it down, reading defenses, distributing the ball to the correct receiver, etc. He shows he is willing to change to do those things. Yes, he makes special, amazing plays. Those aren't the plays that he puts the ball at risk or makes a bad decision. Those are the plays that he makes the right decision and backs up those decisions with his natural ability and skill.

But you also only see 1/7th of his play and don't know any of the details like play calls, scheme, assignments or anything in that 1/7th you see. Just face it. The coaching staff knows way more than you do about these players, what they can and can't handle, how they fit in the scheme, what their assignments are, how they perform in practice, etc. Davis rocked out his rookie year and got immediate opportunities because of how he impressed the coaches. They are willing to give players more opportunities when they show they have earned them. Cook is clearly being given more opportunities. If you remember, Shakir had a bad game against KC in the limited opportunities he was given. He still needs to earn it. Those opportunities will come.

Allen is at his best when he is willing to check it down, throw the ball away, and play smart football. He has played that way in the past with tremendous results. Sorry, but boneheaded interceptions are never permissible. Josh Allen will be the first to tell you that. He has the ability to play smart football and usually does. That has in no way taken away from his explosiveness or awesome plays. It actually adds to it.

He drank too much of his own coolaid and got too used to it being easy out there. When the defense got tougher, he did not respond well. You need to buckle down and play smart when that happens. Check the ball down, throw it away, etc. He was back to not giving up on any play. Give up on a play if there is nothing there. But he knows. He'll be a surgeon next week.

He is feeling like a future hall of famer to me, honestly. He is so good.

McKenzie showing all the hate wasn't justified. Good for him.