MJS

Exactly. Teams are treating a game against the Bills like a playoff game, and celebrating it like a Superbowl win. The Bills were clearly not ready for the increase in intensity that opponents are bringing them this year. Hopefully, this is valuable experience for the future. You can't just get to the top. You have to consistently earn your spot there. Fight and claw your way back up. It makes what the Patriots did over the last couple of decades that much more impressive. Every opponent they faces brought their all, and the Patriots still clawed out victory after victory. Bills aren't there yet, but they can get there.

It's not bad luck. They aren't starting caliber QB's. They are brought in to be bridge QB's. Fitz is light-years better of a QB anyway. Tyrod had a nice run in Buffalo, but he has not been the same since he left. Fitz has actually gotten a lot better since leaving.

By this point he is just kind of an above average backup. Certainly you don't want him as a starter.

How about nothing? Artificial noise in stadiums is just annoying. Let the crowd do it.

I think we need a better run scheme, for one. If Morse and others are better at being athletic and moving in space for run blocking, don't ask them to go out and maul defensive lines. That's not their strength. I watch other teams and they have a much more varied run scheme. With this team we mostly have bland run calls. And we've moved away from things that worked tremendously in the past, like the jet sweep action. Just puzzling. I think Daboll is above average as a passing game coordinator, but he is well below average calling the run game.

I think most people, even casual fans, are sick of seeing NE in the Superbowl. So I have to disagree with you there.

Do some research on him. He is trash for far, far more than just that. You are ignorant on this, it seems.

Uh, no. The Bills would be idiotic to sign him. He is a cancer. He is a trash human being that brings everyone around him in his life down.

Pessimists do always call themselves realists. They don't like to admit that they are actually pessimists.

Yeah, everyone knows that, Sherlock.

Mac Jones throwing 4 picks.

I think he would probably come in 2nd for everyone's most hated as well. He is very polarizing. Either you love him or you hate him.

I sure hope the Bills are taking note of all this. The more ammo they come into this game with, the better. McDermott is usually pretty good against rookie QB's. The defense will be prepared.

My dislike of him has nothing to do with the Bills. I hate him equally as much when I listen to him with other teams. He is unwilling to budge on his opinions even when the exact game he is commentating gives evidence to the contrary. He'll heap praise on certain players in the league even as they are playing terribly and hurting their teams. I find him incredibly biased and incredibly annoying. I hate the sound of his voice. He does break down plays well and he provides good analysis, but as soon as he opens his mouth with an opinion (which is 90% of the time) it is cringe worthy. And he has only gotten worse as he has gotten older. It's obvious he doesn't do the homework that he used to and he relies on old, outdated knowledge on players, coaches, etc. There are TONS of fans who hate him, regardless of what team they root for. It's a real thing. It isn't just Bills fans. There are also some who like him, though. He is polarizing.

There are not. He is the worst I have ever heard. I would rather listen to anyone else, or even nobody.

Throw this guy in jail. He is just a menace to society.

We don't have any evidence of him being better than Webb.

Terrible take. He gets years worth of more money on a 53 man roster versus on a practice squad. And there is nothing stopping the Bills from signing him if it doesn't work out for him. This is an excellent career move for him, especially since Allen is entrenched as the starter here. More money and an opportunity to possibly play.

Just like any QB, we'll know in a few years.

I think that final paragraph is really important to note. A tough team one weak might be a weak team the following weak based on injuries and COVID. Also, some of these teams are ranked so low on offense or defense BECAUSE they faced the Bills or other dominant teams, at least in part.

What does it mean to root not to lose? I don't quite understand. Are you saying that Bills fans don't appreciate wins very much and are just scared to lose games?

The Bills also have a ton of forced turnovers. There is usually a correlation between pressures and turnovers.

I feel like in previous years Allen was getting plenty of flags in his favor. He'd get multiple roughing and late hit flags called for him. I think the refs probably just missed them. Allen has gotten the calls in the past and I don't see any reason why he would be on the bad side of the refs now.

The Colts. Maybe the Pats. Nobody else. The Bills can beat any team. They just have to execute and not shoot themselves in the foot. We have a flawed, yet explosive offense. We have a defense that has shown it can be smothering.

I've never been more confident in facing any QB than Cam Newton in 2021. With some help that could even be the 1 seed. AFC contenders are up and down every week. Baltimore has a tough remaining schedule. The Patriots have to go through us. We have the tie breaker versus the Chiefs and they have some tough games left. The Titans peaked at the wrong time. It could happen.