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Wanted to see what the level of concern is for our Bills after the tough loss in Miami. Regardless of how you view Tua and the Dolphins, it seems likely that they will control 1st place in the AFC East for the foreseeable future. I am as optimistic as any about about our chances this year; however, I think most would agree that reaching our ultimate Super Bowl goal this year will be impacted by our ability to secure the #1 seed in the AFC. Miami's upcoming schedule: @Cin @NYJ Min Pit @Det @Chi Cle Bye Hou With Miami now essentially having a 2 game lead with the tiebreaker, our injury situation, and difficult next 4 games, how confident are you in Buffalo regaining control in the AFC East (and competing in the home field race)? I think today clearly demonstrated we are superior to the Dolphins, but sometimes the best team does not always prevail. Thoughts? Go Bills!

Bill Simmons is awful. The end

Spot on. The Moss obsession needs to end. Did we forget how good Devin was down the stretch last year as the feature back? It would be one thing if they were similar caliber players, but Singletary is miles better

And yet these idiot announcers don't even mention it. That was easy to see. A free 4 points for the Titans

I think this is pretty spot on

How would you like having the illustrious Darnell Mooney and Cole Kmet as your top weapons?

I disagree. The dude has legit game breaking talent but even in his 2nd year Bears management has left him with a jv level supporting cast. They do have a bunch of cap space going forward, so Fields should at least get this year and next. Oh, and I despise Ohio State

I don't even know to be honest. He's called a number of Bills-Dolphins games in the past and the results are usually good, so I wouldn't mind it. Same thing whenever the Bills have a Chris Myers/Moose Johnston Fox game

Doesn't bother me. He really has a punchable face lol. Mainly I'm just glad the Bengals look like crap because they were incredibly lucky to get to the Super Bowl last year

The worst qb in football would complete that pass if given time when Tyreek Hill is streaking down field wide open. Didn't realize this is a noteworthy thing

Doing his thing? The Pats are a good team? It kind of helps when you are facing one of the only other teams in the NFL as limited as you are, and the opponent is also missing the defensive POY

I thought guys like Cappa and Lael Collins would at least improve the line as a whole. So far, it ain't happening. Burrow also looks very skittish

Dunno, but in all likelihood they will be in first place after about 2 hours

It looks bad. Maybe they just need to establish some continuity. I remember KC's line looked kind of rough early last year with all the personnel changes.

Why? Maybe posting just isn't your thing man

Let's see when they actually, you know, play someone good? They are definitely improved but the Ravens defense has been very suspect. Oh, and their defense looks like ass too

Damn the AFC East with big comebacks. As someone said in this thread way earlier, there are a ton of bad football teams

Yes

How was that an awesome play? The corner thought he had help and didn't even backpedal. Classic miscommunication and gift td

I personally love the blue on blue. It really makes the white helmet pop. But most importantly the Bills dominate with this combo in prime time: Dallas 2019 26-15 New Orleans 2021 31-6 Rams 2022 31-10 Hell, it even worked in 2014 against the Packers (otherwise known as the Bacarri Rambo game).

You have the Chiefs as the 4th best AFC team? That's bold to put it mildly. To me there is KC and Buffalo, then everyone else

Yep. I know it's early, but there is no doubt in my mind that they will be the two best AFC teams come January

So damn annoying

Herbert is just killing my fantasy team right now

I'm not either. It should probably be more like 14 I believe we're actually getting the D team of Beth Mowins and Solomon Wilcotts