Jerome007

They lost a the very end of the game. The Dolphins loss was a beatdown. Even the best teams get blown out. In fact, the Bills have been the "less blowout" team for years, and almost never at home. Hey I hated this loss. And I'm mad too. I'm just also sick of "fire everybody" "it's over" and blablabla after EVERY loss. I do mean all the time. The Texans D looked like from another league that doesn't even exist, so we have to consider that. They've won 3 times with Mills (3-0). Their offense has to be REALLY bad to be 6-5 with such a defense. Yet CJ Stroud is touted as a wonder weapon. While some Bills fans are turning on Josh. Make it make sense!

While it sure did matter, and I had the same thought, that makes it a trip to the dentist? What do you expect? Only perfect games and perfect outcomes? A 20-0 season? As for coaches change, yes, Ben Johnson and Vrabel were good choices. Even though you know Vrabel was fired too? But that was last year. Who do you get now? Some of you were yapping to bring back Daboll! You seemed to forget how disliked he was here at the end. And he called horrible offensive plays for the Giants. No you don't do change just for change.

THIS I admit this year has been the most frustrating so far in the JA17 era. But to those who say "we aren't spoiled". Maybe, but you're acting like it! I too am in a "Superbowl or bust" mood. I really expected this team, this year, to win it all. And since the Dolphins loss, they really look like a B+ team, not the A+ powerhouse we thought they were. That's heart crushing. Just like the Giants back then, they might win it all still. But it's such a longshots it sucks. But they are still a top NFL team yet this fanbase cries and whines and moans. NO team is undefeated! All have weaknesses. Ravens and KC are 5-5. Yet so many fans focus on all the Bills weaknesses as if other teams had none. It's tiring. And we all feel JA17 is being wasted. BUT, before you fire coaches, you need to know who will replace them! Way too many fans have this fire everybody approach as if great coaches and great players are sitting on a shelf, just waiting to be taken.

The point is not to blame the Bills injuries for the loss. But that you make their play worse as the Texans were not fully healthy.

And if the Bills had Oliver and Hoecht, if Bernard was healthy, and so on. To say nothing of Kincaid. I can't understand you "fans" that act like bitter wives. Excuses are good for other teams but not for the Bills? The Bills O was rated #2 yet you act like it's a tire fire. As if the other teams were running on all cylinders. Did Palmer even play before that 4 & 27? Dude needs to step up! But.. what a play that was! Too bad it was all for nothing. That and the misdirection in the 1st half, and the great timing of the screen to counter the blitz, etc. were good stuff. But one we should expect from an OC on the regular. The lack of help to the OLine, like using SOME max protection, 6th linemen, whatever, I just don't get.

7-4. It sucks. The Cheats are 9-2, even KC and the Ravens are coming back. Texans could have a tie breaker at the end. And on and on. None of that is fun in any way. But you guys act like the Bills were wiped off the map. The lost a super close one, and without the missed extra point, would have tied the game easy to go to OT. No, Pegula won't fire Beane and McD tonight. No Brady isn't fired after facing the #1 D. Best part of this game: Josh is still playing. He seemed done after that hit in the first half. A right wrist/elbow injury would be no fun though

Dude didn't play long! Cue Arnold: he'll be back

I don't care much about the Eagles ha ha. But their fanbase HATES the OC. From our outside perspective, having one of the best OLine, great WRs, and Barkley, I mean what more could you want? Beside JA at the helm of course ha ha. I was criticized on here for not praising Hurts. I was simply just sick of his "600 squat" being made the reason of their Tush Push success when their Oline was pushing everybody 4 yards backwards.

He seemed very promising as a KR in the first games. IDK what happened. But if he gets the same blocks the unit did last game, he'll score a TD! What a job by the special teams return team last Sunday.

Let's just (Josh?) say none are surprised ha ha That whole play that led to the Shavers TD is prime JA17. Let's savor this while it lasts

It's the first time this year Cook had no lanes to run. He was tackled right away. I don't know why. They even used many pitches to the outside, all stuffed except one time they did it to the right. IDK why it didn't work this game, but as mentioned, the RBs still had a field day in other ways.

Hey, nobody can or should defend that bonehead play ha ha. But it was two plays in, and in those two plays there was a rusher coming unblocked straight at Josh, while JA is inside his endzone! It was a safety in the making, it became a bad INT. And thanks to the D, 3 points instead of 7. Bu unless Josh missed some blocking assignments, it was not all on him. Crazy to see these unblocked rushers to start the game!

You saw that Ty Johnson TD? It was exactly that. The proportion had gotten crazy, turning JA into a game manager. But it can't always be like yesterday either!

It was such a weird game. They couldn't get the run game going, even if trying, and went pass heavy, targeting WRs, not TEs and checkdowns. Even the pass game was up and down... yet it worked ha ha. The run D was awful... as usual, but everything else was just not what the Bills usually do. At least it's a W! Edit: shoutout to the special teams return squad! Even that was unusual but sure appreciated. On D, Bosa, Walker and Bishop play well week in and week out. The rest...

The receivers might not like it, but they are paid millions: why not have at least ONE of them run deep routes every pass play. Even if if the guy had horrible hands, defenses HAVE to cover him. Even if he is not targeted, it opens up the field regardless.