MJS

And where are you pulling those numbers from? I expect him to be up around the 9 or 10 million range. That's more the average these days. Milano is much better than you seem to realize. His only issue has been injury, but that may be enough to not bring him back.

I just don't think people watched the same game as I did. The Bills had a comfortable lead and never trailed the entire game. The one thing that wasn't fun to watch was the turnovers. But that happens sometimes and you know they will be focusing on fixing that now.

I don't believe Milano will get that kind of contract now. This is pretty much a lost season for him. He may come back and out on a show in the playoffs. That's what it would take for him to get a big contract, I think. Otherwise he'll have to settle for less.

And win by two scores, no less.

Games have been moved when teams continue to have positive cases. If the Broncos weren't continuing to have positive cases why should their game be moved?

You're right. Let's just hang up the cleats right now. No point in even playing the games. Newcam2012 has deemed the team a failure. Might as well play for the draft now.

The only thing that changed was him getting blasted all week by the media for doing it to Goff. I'm sure he would have been happy to pout to the locker room but didn't want more bad optics.

Because they are the only NY team that brings any tax revenue to the state. I don't see how the turnovers are related, though. Allen was pressured all day and harassed continually by Bosa. And he had defenders on him again on that INT. So I think the pressure just got to him. And the other one was a mishandled snap, right?

He was never qualified for the job. He went from running backs coach to head coach in less than a year. Never a coordinator. It is painfully obvious that he is in way over his head. Watching all his game and clock management mistakes today really illustrates that. I was happy we didn't bite and hire him.

I like Klein as a blitzer. It worries me when he is expected to cover or beat runners to the boundary. He is just so dang slow and doesn't take the best angles. I'm excited to have Milano back for coverage.

No, not especially. I'm not going to lose sleep over two individual throws.

The Bills did not almost lose today. In fact they won by double digits.

Many defenses have been playing to keep things in front of them against the Bills. They saw how effective the Bills were in the first few games and adjusted. Not having John Brown really hurts the deep attack too. And I don't care. Why is it a requirement to have deep balls every game? Sometimes it's best to just take the short and intermediate stuff the defense gives you.

He is just the worst ever. There's no way anyone likes working under him or playing for him.

The QB was out of the pocket so hitting him low was not illegal. They called it on Oliver because he came in "late" after White had already taken him to the ground. I think it was a bad call, or at least quite ticky-tack. I think refs sometimes don't understand how hard it is to arrest your momentum in situations like that. I'm not sure how Oliver could have avoided it hitting the QB there. But I didn't get a great look at it. But the unsportsmanlike conduct penalties on Allen and Moss were just head scratching.

Offenses should just throw a hail mary on every play. Only two data points, but can't ignore that 100% success rate.

Every single game is unique. I know that's hard to understand for you. Singletary fumbling the ball has no impact on any future games.

Such a bull crap argument with no merit. How many quality teams do the Bills have to beat in order to make you happy?

I agree. It's distracting. That's the real problem.

Hughes is a good player. He isn't great. He is consistently pretty good. But he doesn't get home enough and he should never be considered for All-Pro. I could get behind a Pro Bowl appearance, but he probably won't because he doesn't get the stats. But yeah, I'm happy he is on the team. Just wish we had an elite edge rusher to put up the stats and who consistently gets home and actually gets sacks. Also. Hughes doesn't seem to contribute to run defense all that much...

There are plenty of negative things to point out and talk about, and people should. I just don't think it is accurate or fair to make sweeping judgements about how the Bills will perform in the playoffs or against future opponents. If anything, the Bills have showed an uncanny ability to overcome mistakes and pull out wins. And going through growing pains and still winning football games is a good thing. But certainly Allen needs to not throw into double coverage. And Singletary needs to hold onto the ball. Those are valid arguments. But for fans to say that the Bills would never beat the Chiefs in the playoffs because Allen threw an INT in the fourth quarter week 12 of the regular season is not accurate or relevant.

Maybe the owners will just hand the team over to him.

Well I guess I'm in the minority. I want to see him play more and see if he can contribute. I haven't seen anything this year to suggest that he is as bad as everyone is saying. Yeah, he can't man the #1 corner spot in place of White, but that doesn't mean he can't contribute further down the depth chart.

What's to figure out? He's a running back. He isn't super fast but he is shifty and surprisingly strong for his size. He fumbles too much. That's Devin Singletary.

I can think of many more positives than that. But I don't think people want to hear those. They want to hear things like "We're clearly the worst team ever" and "Our coaches are so horrible" and "there's no way we could beat team X in the playoffs". This place makes it feel like we have a losing team, not a team poised to win the division and host a home playoff game for the first time in decades. We just can't have nice things.