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It's mind boggling. The Bills have been made out to be a model organization by the national media, but it's clear most of the team's success is because of a handful of outstanding players. I have honestly lost faith in this leadership

Sucks?

Can't wait for the MVP thread update. "Allen suffers 3rd consecutive terrible performance, but hey he still leads the league in interceptions"

Good post. It appears we are missing Daboll dearly. Just like Edmunds and the 2nd half demonstrated, sometimes you don't know what you have until it's gone

You would've thought about handing the ball to a running back 3 yards deep in the end zone? That was out the window imo

Yes, I agree. Who gave a crap in the first place?

Could've kicked the fg to go up 30-17, got greedy and the game changed. The loss is unequivocally on the coaching staff. If I see one more ***** shotgun run🤬🤬🤬

Yeah, it only lost us the game today. I like Brandon Staley too

Yep

Maybe not, but other than a few plays here or there (including obviously the KC game), he has not played at the same level as previous years

These people have no shame. Just flat out embarrassing that there are millions of folks in this country who will support such brainwashed lunacy

This aged well

I never even understood why people liked this guy prior to him becoming a GM, unless it was simply because he wasn't Mel Kiper. Thought he sucked as a draft analyst and also as a commentator for Notre Dame games on NBC. And as you mentioned, he has to be one of the worst GM's in NFL history

Yes it is. Ron MF Smith

Correct. But damn, the whole team was just abysmal today

This is literally it. Only a handful of guys showed up today. I loved Cook's game and he seems to be ascending. Hooray for silver linings

Allen wants it too much. When he makes a mistake, he sometimes compounds it by pressing and making another. Am I concerned about his recent play? Yes Should he probably be past these mid season yips? Yes Do I have any doubt about him moving forward? No

True but gotta do it. Can we run off a stretch with only 2 losses (maybe) the rest of the year? I think 13-4 at minimum is required for the #1

Look, we just agree to disagree. You apparently think that today's loss was not that impactful. I look at the history of our team and today's result and provided multiple valid reasons for my concern, but your counterargument is basically I believe in the Bills. I hope that you turn out to be right and I am not.

We are the only team in the AFC East without a division victory. You can downplay it all you want, but because of this fact we are now in for a dogfight for the balance of the year. Whistle past it all you want, it is just the truth. The division numbers are not on our side. No division, no home field

Agree with all of this, EXCEPT a slight tweak at the end. This year, winning the AFC East and securing home field are 100 percent intertwined. If we win the division, we will get the #1. If we don't, we are on the road for wild card weekend. Hence the frustration of today's result. The ENTIRE purpose of this year was to avoid going on the road in the playoffs. In order to do that, we have to win the East

It wouldn't matter as much if our division was sub par. But every team in it currently has a winning record. So yes, you are correct and it does absolutely matter

Probably because any one loss to any team at this point, including the NFC's 6-2 Vikings next week, puts us in 3rd place in our division? It's not that hard man. We have completely squandered any margin for error we had at this point

I thought I just addressed that?

Doesn't do us a lot of good if we don't win the AFC East. And right now, we are very much behind the 8 ball starting 0-2.