Jerome007

I guess I went from 1 straight to 4.. His loss depressed me as I feel it hurts the chance to win the SB. Just as with the Von Miller signing, a great plan derailed by a huge injury. Of course the Bills can win without him, but he made a huge positive difference. He was even calling plays in his 2nd game! So hey, if the depth guys can make a difference, I'm all ready for step 5 ha ha.

Hoecht was to help big time to stop the run. He was a total beast in the 7 quarters he played. He and Oliver are now gone. Just like when Von Miller was brought in to close games. It was all intelligent plans by Beane and the Bills brass, but injuries derailed it.

I don't mind using running plays. But why just run it down the middle 3 times when the Chiefs were stacking the box just for that? ALSO use sweeps, Cook in the flat, or a JA17 run.

This. I was checking if people had added Gilliam. Plus Hoecht with a "quick recovery" ball. Damn, he made such a difference in the 7 quarters he played. He was key to switch the D to Superbowl status. What a ***** loss.

Last year, the Chiefs were sooooo lucky to remain undefeated for so long. This year, they are one of the best ever 5-4 team They might even miss the playoffs! And yeah, I'd love that ha ha. Both teams looked Superbowl caliber today.

LIVER SHOT But yeah, Bosa deserves it too. Gilliam & Kincaid on offense.

I was a huge fan of him watching his videos in the offseason, then how he played in the preseason, and how he has played since finally coming back. In this game he was already calling the defense! And now, pouf, gone for the year. WT H. I'm like in denial, as it if it won't happen somehow. It sucks. A dim on an overall awesome victory.

Maybe, or maybe fans are just short memory ingrates. Rapp was quite good last year. If he has played with a knee issue this year, no wonder he was not performing well. Remember how a lot on this board were crapping on Spencer Brown when he played with a back injury. Yet the Bills brass gave him a huge new contract and he has been a star since. Anyway, even if Rapp is not that good, losing him for the season is not good news, if for depth alone. Other players can get injured!

For point #10, I find it weird the Bills D have difficulty with good QB runners since least year... as they practice against Josh and Trubinski! In the past, the Bills D never even allowed Lamar to run against them - and well, healthy Milano was the main reason. Obviously, the D played great yesterday and Dalton ain't running around. We'll see next week! Yesterday, it could have been Losman back there. I agree that it would feel boring for Josh if all games were like this, but come on, it won't always be this way. Perfect to maintain Josh in peak health. Josh didn't do anything special.. because he didn't have to! Hard to say he is off from yesterday...

I was one that liked him. Not because I knew who he was before the Bills signing, but watching videos of him since. I barely watch preseason but watched HIS plays this preseason and liked it. Cover1 did a good video on him back then. He looks like the real deal and he was yesterday.

Playoffs are NOT a given. Even winning the division is not. Sure, the ideal is to peak come postseason, the other 31 teams are not going to lay down and pave the way! Anyway, Hoecht was fun to watch. On the O side, Hawe still blocks so well, and shoutout to Gilliam. I thought he was not useful besides special teams, but this year, when he is in there with #85, they and the OLine run block so well.

This. And Rapp was pretty good last year. Maybe he can come back to form. He likely had nagging small injuries before that IR one.

The DLine is pretty damn good. Behind them, not so much. But a good DLine can make everyone better. Just like the OL can. The 2 new guys will hopefully make a real impact.

I agree. But not for yesterday! With no Kincaid and Palmer out, they needed to go to a run heavy set. And they started the 3rd quarter with that, and voilà. It worked. Then they stopped doing it. WTH. Plus, against the blitz, more screen plays. And why not bring back the 6 Oline package that worked so well last year? Hawk can still be there. They have all the tools to run it down the other teams' throats. Last year, they used the run to open up the pass. It still is the best approach. But yeah, throw it deep too once in a while.

I'm all for rotating him. 80% overall is too much (but Jones got hurt during warmup, no time to make up for it). But yesterday in that 2nd half, it was as puzzling as taking Cook out. He was simply HOT and bam, you take him out on 3rd down. Makes no sense. You ride the hot hand. If the D gets off the field he has all the rest he needs!