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Honestly, he probably could. The dude still looks like he is in incredible shape and doesn't age

I did find it crazy that of all days, yesterday, while he has been the rumor of trade talk, he has one of his best games as a pro and catches 2 TDs. I was thinking "showcase" but I don't think it actually happens

I was thinking Brady Quinn for a second and I was like "he's still playing"? Then I took a second look

I chewed. Now what?

1. Go back to a 15 minute OT. The 10 minute OT is beyond stupid and makes no sense 2. Eliminate the onside kick and after a score, give the team the option to do a 4th and 15 from the from the 25 or 30 yard line. You get one down to get 15 yards. If you don't get it, the other team takes over where you miss. 3. If the onside kick is kept, allow teams to do surprise onside kicks again. Having to declare and not be able to catch the opposing team off guard is stupid 4. Be able to challenge face masking penalties. Either he grabbed the face mask or he didn't. No need to reward a team 15 yards when a simple replay can confirm whether the face mask happened or not

How do you evaluate WR talent? Maybe you should give the Bills your resume?

Do you think he had a lot of time to throw? The oline was horrendous. Yeah, he didn't play great but him having 6 guys in his face every play didn't help

I mean, the dude had no time to throw all game. I'm sure that had a lot to do with it

Did you tell him this?

Crack kills

At one point, I thought we basically had the 1 seed wrapped up. After the last 2 weeks, I have a hard time wondering if we will even win the division

It was from bitter players and coaches that got fired and let go. Yeah, let's believe that. The players specifically said to him after beating the Chiefs to go on that run "we got your back coach" after the Tyler Dunne hit piece. I know you hate McDermott and want him gone but this is nonsense. If you lost the locker room, you quit on the team, plain and simple. The players have never quit. You don't get rid of you coach by continually winning games lol

Teams don't play for a coach that lost their team. Teams don't keep a coach that lost their team 9 years earlier. Do you wanna know why he made the switch go Peterman I. 2017? Because Tyrod was bad and he wanted a spark, it didn't work he realized his mistake and immediately went back to Tyrod but they fought for him to get into the playoffs that year. 2023 after the Tyler Dunne hit piece, same thing.

A team does not keep a coach that lost the locker room 9 years earlier. Do you wanna know what they've done? They could mail it every season. What did they do in 2023? Started 6-6, our coach gets a hit piece put on him by Tyler Dunne, the players literally said after beating the Chiefs to start the playoff run "we got your back coach". They reel off 5 straight and win another division title and go to the playoffs. What did they do last year after losing 2 straight and falling to 3-2? They went on to win 7 in a row, a 5th straight division title and go to the championship game. Yes, teammates can win for each other but how many times have you seen coaches lose the team and the team just falls apart and never recovers. Trust me when I tell you, McDermott up to this season, has not lost this team. They still play for him. It's why he still has a job here

Lol. No he didn't. Players don't win division titles for a coach that lost the locker room 9 years ago lol

You think he lost the locker room 9 years ago? Lol

How bad do we look against the bye week next week? If the Bye beats us, then McDermott absolutely needs to be fired

I think Babich needs to go first. This is clearly the worst defense of the Josh Allen era. We have had issues defensively before but not like this

Is Penix really this good? We can't cause an INT?

Me: "when's the last time we had a blocked......YESSSS"

I'm so sick of these injuries

15 is why the Chiefs are relevant

Daboll peaked in and said "How's my job looking?"

3 turnovers didn't help. 2 of those drives we were driving downfield and that makes all the difference. The Knox fumble on the first drive and the Allen interception were crucial and honestly, we probably score on both of those drives without the TOs. The Bills beat themselves 99% of the time. Other teams don't necessarily "beat" them. Teams need the Bills to make mistakes which they don't do often. But when they do, they capitalize and it kills us

Oh you're right