jkeerie

Deadline is tomorrow.

I agree with the Pats and SF being the apparent two best teams in the league with both being undefeated. With respect to the Rams...they had so much talent on that team when McVay took over. It's like the current Browns. All they needed was a decent head coach. The Bills had a huge hole to climb out of. Relatively little talent. Cap hell. Horrid front office. No QB. They surprised us all with making the playoffs in 2017 where McD did so much with so little talent. It doesn't matter that they needed help getting into the playoffs. The fact is they did, and the teams that should have been there, lost the games that would have put them in. The Bills won theirs. Yesterday's game, no argument, was awful. Perhaps it's indicative that this team isn't good at all and it's been a facade, or it was just a bad game. I'm not willing to blow things up and declare McD an abject failure as a result. There are elements of this team and it's coaching decisions that I'd like to see improved. I'm willing to give them time.

Excellent post. I know the Bills played a horrid game yesterday against a team with a "losing" record, but the Eagles are not a bad football team. They did expose some glaring holes defensively. So now we need to see how the Bills coaching staff responds. Get back to fundamentals. Be critical of the coaching mistakes and move on. There have been a handful of posters over the past weeks with the Bills winning. Now with coming out flat against Miami and after this loss, the naysayers are pouncing. We need to be realistic and take one game at a time.

You are correct. They analyzed the 65 yard TD run by Sanders. Milano took on a blocker instead of passing him out to Hyde who was on the outside of him. The engaged Milano thus blocked out Hyde who couldn't cut inside to make the tackle.

You may be right about it coming down to the QB. I just wish I could truly enjoy the season without the inevitability of the Pats being the AFC champs. I know anything can happen, but I'm not counting on it.

I'll give you that one. By the same token, so is Watson who I loved coming out of Clemson. I knew he'd be a good pro QB. As to Reich, I give him the nod over O'Brien.

In Reich we trust.

I think the Colts will take it.

Texans are number two in the wild card behind the Bills.

As usual Brady's doing his own officiating.

It's been a while since we batted the ball down at the line of scrimmage as well.

They're playing tough, though the Big 12 isn't exactly a powerhouse conference.

OK's D played like they did the last two years. Very porous.

They've made a fan out of me. I'm a Yankee fan and would like to see the Astros lose, but watching the Nationals win the NLCS really won me over. I guess that team is the only thing that works in Washington.

They may have to get creative defensively...Big Nickel?

Looks like Foster may get a crack at the lineup.

Thank you. I forgot they signed him to the PS.

Wouldn't surprise me if Elway made a run like he did with Manning.

I agree with you. That's why I threw it out there.

How about leather helmets?

We need to draft him next year. Which WRs are similar?

Ouch if true!

Haskins to Poyer.

Cousins is too much of a lightweight to make that sneak.

I think the same thing with the one year as a starter, but I defer to Yolo's judgment for now.