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Josh doesn't look right. He hasn't been right since the Raiders game.

https://www.nfl.com/news/titans-informed-review-of-outbreak-has-concluded-potential-fine-expected Here's the link on the Titans

I think they want to play Moss and doesn't Taiwan play special teams?

Allen to Brown for 90 yards...with 5 yds YAC.

If you're going to shake up your defense, this is the week to do it. Our defense hasn't really stopped anyone this year. So...no need to be cautious. Throw it to the wind and let's see what transpires!

Too much!

Giants over Washington. Jones is looking good. He's running the ball really well.

I know we played horribly on Tuesday but we lost to a good team. Steelers are looking like the best team in the AFC, but the Titans aren't far behind.

Zimmer was protected this week from what I understand.

I think Williams could help the Bills, but likely the price will be too high.

He needs to go to the Josh Allen school of how to improve your stats.

If he had to go to a team that the Bills have to face, I'd rather it be KC versus Miami. KC has so many weapons, to get Bell in the game one of those other weapons will need to come off the field. In Miami he might have been a difference maker. I don't see that in KC. I appreciate the Bills making an effort. Now that we lost out, I'd like to see them use Yeldon in the roll they may have envisioned Bell.

https://www.nfl.com/news/rb-le-veon-bell-signing-with-kansas-city-chiefs

In Frazier's presser, he mentioned that they are going to likely go with less rotation on the D line and just play the best players. That's the only way that D line can gel...through continuity.

I avoid the NFL media shows...GMFB, ESPN, etc. I don't read the Buffalo News sports as closely unless I see that the local media is judging them as harshly as one might expect. I did watch One Bills Live and was okay with their take. In general, though, I need time to process the loss myself beforehand.

When you consider that the Titans had 4 drive starts inside the Bills 30 yd line...it's no wonder our D looked so bad and our offense couldn't keep up. ST and turnovers killed us right from the beginning. The Bills heads weren't in this game.

That's what I mean...depends on how much he wants to play. We don't know what his priorities are.

I don't see them sitting Clyde Edwards Helaire. Depends on how much he wants to play.

I listened to McD's presser last night and today. You're right the media is asking some great questions and McD was more forth coming in these pressers than in others.

McD wouldn't comment on the NFL handling of this game in yesterday's presser after that question was asked, but you could tell he did not appreciate the way the Bills were handled in this matter by the league. He won't use it as an excuse...but it had to have an impact.

There is one major change. We are missing Star. His absence is hampering the scheme as well as contributing to the regression of Edmunds and Oliver. Star didn't make flashy plays but he tied up blockers and kept them away from the LBs.

McD was asked in the presser postgame about the league decision and the timing. Although he offered no excuses, it was obvious that he was not pleased with how the league handled this. He refused to comment on it but his facial expression spoke volumes.

Actually the O responded by going down the field for the TD. Then we gave up a huge return. When we had an opportunity to close the gap in the 3rd qtr, Josh got greedy (he said that in the presser) and threw the INT.

McD's scheme depends on having that huge space-pig (as my brother likes to call them) to tie up blockers an allow the rest of the line and linebackers to penetrate more freely and make plays. That helps the secondary. When Star opted out, that impacted the scheme and the individual players severely. Would Edmunds and Oliver have regressed this badly if Star were playing?

Don't forget. In addition to missing Milano, Tre and Wallace, we're also missing Star. Beane said that Star helps the line backers by tying up defenders allowing the MLB especially to make plays. It's no wonder our front seven especially looks ordinary this year. That has then put more pressure on our secondary.