MJS

I would be surprised. This team is one of the most cautious with injuries I can remember. They do not play anyone unless there is zero risk AND they have plenty of practice time. No "major" injury. That's all we really know. I'm sure he is dealing with something.

The Bills went into the half 17 to 7. I'm not sure your argument holds a lot of water. Maybe you can say the 1st quarter was more even, but by the 2nd quarter they were beginning to run away with the game.

Wow! I sure hope he lives to see the Bills win a Superbowl.

He had a good game. The play where Dane got hurt was unfortunate, but we were watching it in slow motion. It happened full speed in a millisecond. It's easy to criticize players when we are watching and processing things in HD, close-up, slow motion from multiple angles.

Diggs was unstoppable. Incredible display in this game. The entire defense was amazing, but I have to give it to Benford. He played well and caused that fumble that Basham recovered.

Curious on that face mask call. Does that actually count as a face mask if you grab the helmet like that?

How come they are calling him Ramsey throughout the article?

Even on my phone most of the live games are "Listen Only". Only a small number are available to watch live. Pretty crappy product.

Why is it important to you that Bills fans show respect to Tua? It's strange to care so much about this. I don't care about his performance. It wasn't against the Bills. I don't have him on my fantasy team. That's as much brain power as I am going to give him.

Yeah, watching that video makes me wonder how many games he has been thrown out of. Should have been every one of those on that video. Dude has no control of himself. Lattimore barely touched him, though.

Interceptions that aren't their fault still count against them, so it evens out. This is just ignorant. Any college team would get murdered.

Most things are his fault, but this is one of those rare instances it's not.

Tanny is just a dumb jock. I remember that video of him with the Dolphins and he didn't even know what division he was in, or what any of the NFL divisions were.

We are going to crush Tua into the turf.

I'm sure there were plenty of bad players with a fumble on their first carry. Can't look at that as a predictor of success.

I'm sure he is talking about the turnovers, specifically the running back fumbles. Cook fumbles on his first ever carry. Moss fumbles later on. It's hard to win games if you turn it over 4 times.

Now we are fining players for taunting? Why?

Always interesting to learn about other people's beliefs. If it makes him happy and gives him a higher perspective, good for him. Symbology and the deeper meaning behind things is fun.

Darn. My least favorite uniform combo two weeks in a row. Oh well.

No, I'm pretty sure that was the first hit where he stayed down for awhile. He got hit a couple of times after that though and was slow to get up.

The hit where it happened didn't look like much of a damaging impact. I think it happened when he landed on the ground. The defender's helmet hit first and Herbert landed on top of the helmet on the side where his ribs were injured.

Yes. The cheating scandals are definitely an issue. Nobody is going to forget those any time soon. Belichick has always been at the forefront of bending and breaking the rules. Some rules have been changed because of his shenanigans.

Are there many good coaches out there with good win/loss records if you take away all their years with good QB's? I'm guessing there aren't many. I've always been impressed with what Bill Belichick has done with his defense. There were years when I thought their defense would be atrocious because of players lost in the off-season. He always gets it performing pretty well. However, as a GM I think he is below average. He has had some bad drafts. Often overdrafts players. He seems to get the right pieces in free agency, besides 2021 which was bad. But as a coach, this is just how it is. Winning coaches have a good QB behind their success. But those QB's and other players usually give a lot of credit to their coaches. Kelly and all the other 90's Bills rave about Marv Levy. So, we as fans can speculate about how much credit coaches deserve, but the players usually make it clear that the coach deserves a lot of credit. Bill Belichick is universally respected by other coaches, former players, etc.

How does he not intercept that!?

I like Mahomes alright, but he does have a punchable face for sure.