MJS

The Cowboys with Dak have always been able to put up yards and points. Their problem is defense and closing out games. I think they are the same team that has been underperforming for years. But, they probably will make the playoffs because the NFC is weak.

He removed his helmet and threw it on the ground. Isn't that a penalty?

How many more times is Collinsworth going to mention that Brady has been doing something for 20 years?

Brady and Gronk is porn for Collinsworth. He can't get enough.

"How did they know?"

Is Zeke even playing, or do they not want to mess up his hairdo?

You need to respect your elders!

That first one was way behind him. Should have caught the 2nd one though.

Interceptions.

Is "mount up" a thing? Like, are we supposed to mount buffalo and ride them?

Holy cow, are you Jackson's mother? Can't handle a little criticism for your child? Even pulling out the race card needlessly and recklessly. What a silly post.

They want to watch their Zachy boy.

Yes. And there are teams that lose a lot of close games. They buckle under the pressure. I think it's a great sign that the Bills can overcome the pressure and close out close games. Another area this Bills teams needs more experience is coming back in games where they are down multiple scores. That's next level experience and something that QB's and teams like Brady and the Patriots have experience. Mahomes and the Chiefs have also done that multiple times in the playoffs.

In the NFL the margins of victory are usually pretty slim most of the time. Most games are decided by one score. While it is concerning a little bit, I also think that it provides really good experience. If our players are involved in really close games and find a way to win, that is valuable experience for when they are in those situations again. It's similar to playoff experience. It's tough to go on a run in the playoffs until you have some playoff experience. So, I have confidence that if the Bills are in a close game again this year, they will have the experience to draw from and will be able to push for the win. They'll be a tough team to beat. Also, last year was a pretty tough schedule.

Nobody knew about this guy until he started trashing the Bills. We made his career better. Just ignore the troll.

Wilson starts strong and then falls off as the season progresses.

They definately do, depending on how the rookies turn out.

Just because he is oldest? I like players they chose on defense. Captain almost every year. I guess the organization likes him more than you.

I don't know how to navigate Twitter. Anyone have a link to vote? I have one Twitter interaction a year and this is it.

I think they want incentives for getting vaccinated. They might feel like players are no longer incented to get vaccinated if they have to get tested every day, and also may be fearing the backlash of players who got vaccinated because of the reduced protocols involved. But I think they should be doing whatever necessary to ensure the least disruption from COVID, and to me that means daily testing for everyone.

Actually, I'm a little nervous about the game too. I do think the Bills should win it, but I expect it to be closer than expected and I would not be shocked by a loss. The Steelers are a good organization. Big Ben always starts out strong before his age wears him down throughout the season. Or, the Bills come out guns blazing and lump the Steelers up. But I feel like the Bills usually start slow on the first game of the season and it takes a couple of quarters for Josh to settle down. But certainly the Bills offense was clicking on all cylinders this off-season, so maybe those days are behind us and they are truly dominant now.

I was thinking bars as in, like, bar charts. I thought you were going to give us some cool data on the game. I've been working too hard.

I get it, I just have no faith in the Jaguars organization, and Lawrence is a rookie with a bad offensive line. I just think there are probably some safer matchups.

Bold. Two bad teams facing each other.

No, I expect Josh to have a better season in terms of yards and TD's, but I expect his completion percentage and other efficiency metrics to remain about the same or only slightly improve. Allen is still a QB on the rise. The Bills have a much easier schedule this year and face easier QB's. I expect Allen to tear it up this year. It's not like Allen threw for 5,000 yards and 50 TD's last year. If he had, I'd say we would likely see a regression, but he could beat his numbers from last year, especially with the extra game. He could also fumble it less and throw a couple fewer INT's.