Trust The Process

“They think it means we are afraid of Mahomes”. Lmao. That couldn’t be further from the truth. We’re not scared of playing against Mahomes. We want to play against the best and beat the best. We don’t need a handicap to win. Chiefs fans are on cloud nine and are cocky as hell. I don’t blame them for feeling that way, they’re the defending champs with only 1 loss on the season, but don’t you dare think this is a guaranteed victory, our team has mad game too. Oh, and another thing Chiefs fans, just because your Chiefs beat us in week 6 doesn’t mean the same thing will happen in the AFC Championship game, each game is different. Let’s do this.

We duped the world into thinking we don’t like to run the football, this Sunday is a perfect opportunity for us to incorporate a legitimate running game into our game plan. Andy Reid will be hell bent on stopping Allen and Diggs and our aerial attack, he’s begging for us to beat his team by running the ball, well if he’s going to give it to us we’ve gotta take it just like Andy Reid gave to us when we was hell bent on containing the Chiefs passing game in Week 6. I’m not implying we should be more run heavy than pass but at least we should need to run the ball 41% of the time which is our season average. One of the biggest reasons why we scored our first TD last week on the first drive of the 2nd half was because we finally ran the football multiple times. The Chiefs D feasts off of making teams one dimensional and forcing turnovers. It’s vital we have a good running game and passing game otherwise it’ll be tough to win.

We smell blood, we’re going to win

Bills D needs to hit Mahomes early in the game just to see how healthy he really is, if he comes up limping even if it’s ever so slightly his mobility will pretty much be a non factor and its tee off time.

Had we beaten the Chiefs without Mahomes the excuse would’ve been “you only beat the Chiefs because Mahomes didn’t play” which is true. I want to earn our respect, and the best way to do that is to go to their house and beat their ass which will silence the haters and non Billievers.

I’m super happy Mahomes is playing. I wouldn’t want it any other way. To quote the Nature Boy Ric Flair “to be the man you gotta beat the man”

Hurts. Trade with the 49ers 31st overall pick. The 49ers don't have 2nd, 3rd, or 4th round picks so they get a chance to make up for those picks by trading down.

Steve corrected himself and said it's from a fake twitter account so no we did not trade for Yannick

I predict Brady signs with the LA Chargers whose a perfect match for Brady. Brady loves throwing to Running Backs, Slot Receivers, and Tight Ends which the Chargers have in Austin Ekeler, Keenan Allen, and Hunter Henry. Chargers also have a outside receiver whose really good downfield, can high point the ball, and a legit red zone threat in Mike Williams. Phillip Rivers is a UFA in 2020, his time with the Chargers is up. Chargers have a pretty good defense. The Chargers biggest weakness is Offensive Line which I believe will be addressed this off season. Another reason why the Chargers are a great match for Brady is Los Angeles is only 6 hours away from his hometown of San Mateo. California's warm weather will help Brady. Last but certainly not least LA Chargers new SoFi Stadium set to debut in 2020. Who better to christen and promote a new stadium in a huge market like LA than Brady? I'm sure the powers that be at the NFL league office would love to see Brady in LA. All in all it's a perfect match.

Play fearless. Let's Go Bills!!!

Storm the field

Perry, 27, spent the past two seasons with the Miami Dolphins chiefly as a special teams performer. After finishing third on the Dolphins in special teams tackles in 2017, Perry led the team in special teams tackles last season and had a fumble recovery.

Our biggest need is a 3 Tech Defensive Tackle: Ed Oliver or Christian Wilkins with our 1st Round pick Big Physical WR: Hakeem Butler with our 2nd Round pick Defensive End: Chase Winovich with our 3rd Round Pick Running Back to eventually replace Lesean McCoy and Frank Gore: Bryce Love with our 4th Round pick Tight End: Jace Sternberger, Dawson Knox with our 4th Round pick Strong Side LB to eventually replace Lorenzo Alexander Followed by CB, OT, OG, Punter

Bryce Love with one of our two 4th round picks

The Bills listed Alexander as a LB despite playing Safety his entire career. Alexander could be McD's version of Shaq Thompson.

I'll be happy if we draft any one of these 3 players with our 9th overall pick 1. TJ Hockenson 2. Ed Oliver 3. Christian Wilkins

According to sources: The Bills have offered Ezekiel Ansah a contact of 14m per year. He will take his official visit and make a decision.

My Top 10 Wide Receivers in 2019 Draft 1. Andy Isabella 2. Marquise Brown 3. Hakeem Butler 4. Paris Campbell 5. AJ Brown 6. DK Metcalf 7. N'Keal Harry 8. Deebo Samuel 9. JJ Arcega-Whiteside 10. Terry McLauren and Hunter Renfrow

Not by the looks of it in the Senior Bowl where he posted a Julian Edelman-esque 7 catches for 74 yards, one rushing carry for 14 yards, and 1 TD.

Andy Isabella. Julian Edelman 2.0.

Per Ian Rapoport Buffalo signs DT Jordan Phillips to 1 year extension worth 4.5 Million

TJ and it's not even close

I agree, the Pegulas are incompetent when it comes to running a football team and desperately need to hire a President/Czar/Head of Football Operations type whose capable of helping the Pegulas build a successful franchise now and well into the future. Here's a few ass backwards decisions the Pegulas have made 1. Kim Pegula as President. Kim has ZERO football experience. The bottom line is she's not qualified. 2. Didn't give GM Doug Whaley full control to hire his own Head Coach, TWICE. Pegs made the final decision to hire Rex Ryan and McD. Couch potatoes like ourselves knew Rex Ryan wasn't a good fit because our dope Defense was built for the 4-3 not Rex's 3-4 yet Pegs ignored simple common sense. 3. The General Manager is normally the person who hires and fires the coaching staff, including the Head Coach, but not in this case. The Pegulas fired Doug Whaley and allowed McD to hire his own GM- fellow Carolina Panther Band Camper Brandon Beane. McBeane managed to make this offense one of the worst in NFL HISTORY. Under McBeane we're getting blown out close to 40% of the time which is astronomical and embarrassing. McBeane is incompetent on the offensive side of the ball. I don't trust McBeane to fix this offense now nor ever. However I do BILLIEVE there's one man out there that is not only capable of fixing our Offense but more importantly our franchise. He'll also be a mentor to any Bills QB. His name is PEYTON MANNING. Back in 2017 Peyton Manning told Peter King he is interested in running a NFL team when the right opportunity presents itself. Manning told King that he sat in on an NFL team's draft process in April-he didn't say which team- which is something that former safety John Lynch did before he became the GM of the 49ers. Manning indicated to King that he won't join a front office anytime soon and also downplayed the possibility of owning a team, indicating that ''an executive role of some sort'' is probably more of possibility for him down the road. During his playing days, Manning was regarded as one of the smarter and meticulous QBs in the league, and his knowledge and interest in the business and personnel side of things stuck with those who knew him. “I believe he could very quickly fill the role that John Elway fills with the Broncos,” former Colts GM Bill Polian said in February 2016, right after Manning retired. During our 14 years together in Indianapolis, he would often discuss with me prospects coming out in the draft, SEC players he’d seen, players he’d seen in other parts of the country. He pays close attention to the rosters of the other players in the league. “He knew the strengths and weaknesses of every player on every defense in the AFC and many on offense, because he met them and got to know them at the Pro Bowl and soaked up information. … He’s more than prepared to do that job." Football is in Peyton Manning's blood. He's a fierce competitor who lives, breathes, and eats football. PM knows what a Championship team/organization looks like like and tastes like. PM is also a successful business man. PM will bring instant credibility, respectability, and exposure, and will attract the best and the brightest players, coaches, and executives the game has to offer. PM will also improve our chances of building a new stadium in Buffalo. who knows? maybe Pegs gives him a piece of the ownership? What's there not to like? PM has all the traits to become a successful NFL Executive and Owner. We know PM wants to be a NFL Executive, the only question is will PM come to Buffalo, and if so what will it take? PM is a small town kinda guy so Buffalo won't scare him off one bit, and since he's so competitive he'll relish the challenge of bringing the city of Buffalo its first championship. PM also knows we have a die hard loyal fan base. I'm pretty certain PM knows if he brings a championship to Buffalo he'll be a legend, he'll not only get the keys to the city but a statue will be built in his honor as well lol. If I were Pegs I'd offer PM whatever Executive role he seeks. If it's a bidding war I'd up the ante and offer PM more power say for example the GM job as well. Peyton Manning is what this franchise needs. GET ER DONE PEGS.

The LB core is a major concern

Equanimeous St. Brown and Keke Coutee are solid options still available at WR