MJS

Hard fought win. Both teams played hard.

What specifically was bad about the coaching? I don't get it...

My thoughts exactly. If Goff settles down, that is.

Strange to see Belichick so conservative on these drives. He clearly doesn't trust Newton to throw down the field.

Looking good today.

I think he caught one earlier in the season.

Guess I'll release him from my fantasy team.

Well he certainly can't hurt anything.

Avoiding all tasty things usually ends up in a binge. Most dietitians usually agree that having anything in moderation is fine. Plus, he's a dlineman...

Epenesa is still pretty raw, isn't he?

That's interesting since he hasn't been with the team for three years.

That's a big leap of logic, if you ask me. There's nothing to indicate it has anything at all to do with Spain.

Walker looks really bad. Luckily they have Bridgewater back who is at least average.

I feel like we had fairly close games with the Pats the last couple of years even WITH Brady and Edelman and Gronk in the mix. That being said, I don't think we will blow them out.

Bills - 28 Pats - 24 I see a higher scoring, closer game than others seem to think. A Cam Newton pick in the final minutes seals the victory. I think both QB's turn the ball over a couple times, but Allen gets over it while Cam continues to mope on the sidelines with a towel over his head.

Edelman has been a shell of himself. He's slow and gimpy. He should retire.

All games are almost equally important, with divisional games and conference games just slightly more so. And yes, non-conference games are also very important. It is a sport with only 16 games. Nobody can claim one game isn't important unless you have already clinched a 1st round bye in the playoffs or can't possibly improve your playoff standing. I don't get it. The Bills DID beat Brady a few times. Or are you saying specifically McDermott's Bills?

Great coaches also lose games sometimes, even to bad teams (like the Patriots losing to Miami multiple times over the past few years). And yeah, great coaches also put their injured players on the injury report ... because that's the rule...

The link says Cowboys are number one and Patriots are number two. Then Bills at three. I don't get them saying that Josh Allen complains, or even Cam Newton. Newton sulks on the sidelines but I don't see him actively complain. Tom Brady is the biggest complainer in the league, so they are right about that. Then they say Harbaugh, McDermott, and Belichick complain the most as coaches? That's just strange. Do they interpret clapping as complaining? And Belichick just stands there like a Sith warlord.

Exactly. There actually isn't much of a correlation between penalties and winning.

Patriots throwbacks look like that. But it would be a nice combo.

We've seen some bad call, but those happen every game for virtually every team. I don't feel like the refs favor any teams. Sometimes specific players are favored (Tom Brady) or unfavored (Jerry Hughes), but I feel like the refs are happy to screw any team.

He still has a long road to beat out Levy. Levy won a TON of games. And he won lots of playoff games too. McDermott has not won a playoff game yet. But let's hope, in the end, he turns out to be the best coach in Bills history.

It's probably both, but Brown is undeniably important to what they want to do on offense. He stretches the field like no one else can on that offense, besides maybe Diggs.

Let them finish the season first. Yeah, defenders were there. It was a really nice throw.