MJS

Maybe both.

Whoa! Daboll has lost some weight!

Daboll took play calling away from the OC, apparently. He'll be calling the game tonight. I expect Daniel Jones to run the ball a LOT.

I think he always picks against Buffalo as a superstition. Reverse psychology 😉

What makes the offense good is the ability to adjust. If the defense is taking away deep passes, they can nickel and dime you, and they actually have running backs who can be dangerous checking the ball down to. If the defense drops into zone to defend passing lanes, the Bills have the offensive line and running backs to gash them in the run game. And then Josh Allen can still make things happen when everything breaks down. The one question is if the Bills have the receivers who can get deep and stretch the defense vertically effectively and consistently. We haven't really needed to do that much, yet. But, if there is one thing to sacrifice, this is probably it because chucking it deep is lower percentage anyway. Hopefully Keon Coleman and MVS can be effective at that, though.

Bills - 35 Ravens - 20

Hey, I think they are probably better at football than the Arabs as well. Arabs aren't known for their football prowess.

He just isn't that good anymore.

He looks pretty good. I expressed some doubts in the offseason about his versatility and his hesitant running style sometimes, but he is proving to be a really good weapon for the offense. Just stop dropping TD passes...

"Great. Even formerly dead players are intercepting our QB now."

Everyone is complaining about Bass but really he has been fine. The blocked extra point was not his fault. Grable got blown up on the play, leading to the block.

Part of me agrees. But Benford is the perfect corner for the scheme. Not only is he great in zone coverage, but he is also physical, tackles well, plays the run well, and is always attacking the ball. He is the complete package, and that's why I think the Bills will consider extending him. They haven't had another corner who did all of that well. Tre White, while elite in his prime, was a poor tackler and terrible in run support. Benford has a case to be considered the best defensive player on the team. What a steal in the 6th round...

Spencer Brown didn't get top dollar. Ed Oliver didn't get top dollar. Milano signed for cheaper than everyone thought he would. Hyde and Poyer always had fairly affordable contracts. I disagree.

Ramsey and Surtain are making $24 million per year now.

He is going to make $20 million a year. And he deserves it. Over the cap estimates right now his value to be $17.7 million per year. That number is only going to go up if he keeps playing like this: https://overthecap.com/player/christian-benford/10230

He is the best dual-threat QB ever, and it isn't even close. He is the only guy who has ever been elite at both.

Singletary is a decent RB. But he has for sure fumbled it too much.

Caleb Williams was hyped by the media. Kind of like (to a lesser extent) Josh Rosen back in the day. I bought it back then, but I'm leary of who the media is pumping up these days. Sometimes they are just blowing smoke.

We'll see.

It's Josh Allen who is playing at an MVP level. Brady has out him into a position to succeed, but the success of the franchise hinges on one guy, and that is Josh Allen.

The Bills do it all the time too. All offenses do.

My thoughts exactly.

We need Taron to get another pick 6 on Lamar Jackson!

You know I was being sarcastic, right? That's how the media treats him.