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If they did decide to can her over this incident, I wouldn't put it past Pegula to offer her an option to resign.

I've always felt our rotation isn't helpful to the players. It doesn't allow them to get into a rhythm.

No.

Exactly...plus that defense was geeked up on Monday Night...especially after Rodgers went down.

Maddy Glab is not doing the Bills Tonite with Tasker. It's Chris Brown and Tasker. Watching on Twitter as we speak.

I'm actually wondering if she was just jawing, trying to impress the other male sports reporters around her with what she thought was a humorous take. Speaking as someone from her gender who worked in male dominant professions, it happens especially when you are young and not as "secure."

Yes but multiple players turn it over. In the Bills' case, it's just Josh.

The Bills were in 12 personnel 68% of the snaps. It was working as long as Josh followed the script.

As someone said earlier...the middle of the field.

And not up the middle into Quinnen Williams.

Tasker mentioned the other day that because of Josh's ability to run opposing defenses are attuned to not turning their back on the line of scrimmage and moving toawrd the line quickly. That's why screens etc don't work well for them. The defense is right there.

Not so far.

I kind of want the Eagles to look crappy. Makes the Patriots look worse than the game on Sunday.

Tried to force it. Where have I seen that before?

Ball is bouncing the Eagles way.

Lucky bounce for the Eagles.

Easy to do when you have Kelce. Josh now has Kinkaid. He needs to make the same adjustment.

The Jets are the best versus 11 personnel. They are not effective versus 12 personnel. So the Bills played 12 personnel on 68% of the snaps. It was actually a good game plan. Josh just grew impatient.

On One Bills Live, Brown and Tasker were talking about the Bills being in 12 personnel versus the Jets 68% of the time. That's because the Jets defense is weakest against that particular grouping. They are the strongest versus 11 personnel. It was actually a good game plan by Dorsey. Josh just went off script, particularly in the second half.

A lot of what Josh said about himself in his post game presser.

This is a valid point. I don't like the idea of reeling Josh in and not wanting him to run. That is part of his essence. And Josh plays the tightest versus the Jets. They get in his head. That last drive where Josh led the team into FG range...was the Josh we're used to seeing. He played the loosest then in my opinion. And he looked horrible this week versus the Browns. It happens.

Opposing fans???? What about the "fans" on this board? For crying out loud we lose one game and its off with everybody's heads, it's a continuation of last January, etc etc. Have a little perspective! I always avoid the media after a Bills loss and I vainly search for the measured assessments and critiques of the team performance on this forum. Just like McD waits until reviewing the film before leveling anything except an initial reaction to the team's performance, fans need to do the same. Today...there is more rationality being posted. We all watched the game. We all know the Bills lost. We all saw our QB struggle. Okay. It is okay to criticize, but do it without all the flaming and vitriol. Let's see how the team responds this week.

The coaches see a lot more post game when they review the film.

There just picking up from last night.

I think the Jets defense just gets in his head. They are the dragon he's yet to slay. He tries to do to much and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. He was doing well...just taking what the defense was giving him. Then with that success he tries to do more and he takes chances. And he pays for it.