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Couldn't agree more

The Bills had about 10 opportunities to put a bow on the game from the mid 3rd quarter to the end. Anything from converting a single 3rd down, stopping just one 4th down, not punting the ball into the end zone, Von Miller jumping offside allowing Mayfield to reach the end zone, etc. They failed on every single chance. For anyone who watches tennis, it was the equivalent of being 0-10 on break point opportunities, all of which were set points. The Bills should have won this game by 3 scores easily, but their self inflicted wounds nearly cost them the season

Ken Dorsey can @_#- right off. What a moron

Every punter is a god against us

Murray is no where near the caliber of player that Henry is, but I agree 100 percent that Hopkins would be the more impactful acquisition of the two

So I guess our objective then will be to achieve more balance? Play more "complimentary football" as McDermott likes to say? We are already running the ball better than we have in years, especially considering they have brainwashed Allen not to scramble. And guess what? We are a less explosive and productive offense because of it

You don't acquire a player like Henry unless you intend to make him the focal point of your offense. Last I checked we have Josh Allen. Factor in the mileage/salary/loss of draft capital and it seems like a ludicrous idea

Nothing against Henry or the OP for posting what he heard, but I always find it funny when the Bills are linked to big name players that play a position that is not remotely close to one of their biggest needs. Then when you factor in salary/age/draft compensation it becomes even more hilarious. I mean, honestly, who has sat here and watched the Bills of late and said the one big move they need to make is for a running back?

Lol I'd maybe consider a 4th but even just a 5th could possibly get it done

A 2nd and 3rd/4th for Hopkins? Hell no

I don't understand the hate that the all blues get but do agree with those that say blue on white is better

I was just providing the numbers for the players that were referenced. Since Knox has more drops than any other TE, his drop % will accordingly be higher, in this case significantly

Now look at targets. For ease I will provide them to you: Kelce 59 Engram 51 Laporta 49 Hockenson 47 Andrews 40 Knox 28

If we're still heavy 12 personnel with Morris I am going to break my wrist and television

Not with you at all here. Sure we can win. But off the short week against a good defense, if we do pull off the victory it seems highly unlikely to be of the "get right" variety. We're looking at another ugly game that is basically a tossup.

The Bengals have elite offensive weapons and Lou Anarumo calling their defense. We have a roster of major defensive injuries, Stefon Diggs, and a bad offensive coordinator

The Jets are as likely to win the East as Buffalo right now. If the Bills pull it off, it will require winning week 18 in Miami. Possible, but not optimistic. We are facing a long slog of an uphill battle and the odds of even a playoff appearance aren't great at the moment

Eagles played soft on the 3rd and 18 and gave up the big play to Wilson. That may have turned the tide of the game

Unless you think we can win 3 straight playoff games on the road when we haven't even won 1 in McDermott's entire tenure, it's hard to be optimistic about where this season is headed. If Miami wins tonight the division race is all but over given our injuries and remaining schedule

I can. We are extremely injured on defense and the Pats were the healthiest they've been all season on offense. What's Dorsey's excuse for the offense sucking for the 3rd straight game?

Thanks Dorsey for stinking up the joint for the 3rd straight game

Dorsey still cost us this football game. Kept the Patriots in the game by forcing the run. What a loser

All in the name of "balance". So glad we wasted time all day attempting to run the ball when it clearly wasn't working

None. They are the worst offense in the league at the moment