Jerome007

"Hard to see the false start live." Not really. No more than a QB sneak or any hurry up plays. "Hard to spot the ball." Done with technology now "Impossible to determine if the player fumbles." Yes but has it even been a issue yet? Again, only the Eagles have made it a constant play. Stop'em, that's all.

I have a way more naively positive take on this ha ha: so far, it seems they have tried different approaches in every game. Which is great as come playoff time, they'll have so much they can use. But when it's close or you're behind, you need plays that have proven to work. And so far, the offense and Brady have done a good job. Come on now. But it seems every team have a wide open receiver 3-4 times a game. Why can't the bills do that too?

Why? They have the OLine to do it. Very few teams do it, or are successful with it. Stop them, that's all. But false starts need to be called though. Edit: that being said, it was fun to see them get beat by the Giants ha ha. Dart and Skatterbo are like Josh, Lamar and a select few others: entertaining must see TV.

The WRs looked very bad against the Cheats. At times, the OLine gave Josh TONS of time, yet he couldn't find anyone open. It was almost strange. No wonder JA tried more long passes, he had the time to let these routes develop. The pass blocking was really good. The run blocking though was off.

That rookie Cheats* kicker not only nailed the 52 yarder to win them the game down the middle, but it looked like it had 20 yards to spare! We could see a 70 yarder in the NFL. I think there's been one in college.

Allen was off... for Josh Allen. He was at least "average NFL starting QB level". One pick on him, the two fumbles, nope. Though WTH with Knox running into him? Was he supposed to give the ball? Anyway, it's puzzling that besides Kincaid, no receiver had big yards. Allen WAS well protected. It's supposed to be a guaranteed recipe for success. The run blocking didn't work though. And it's been said again and again, the defense is not good enough. There's not ONE game out of five so far they've been dominating. Some D guys sure have had great games, but overall, it's troubling.

I used to have superstitions. Such a drinking coffee on game day in my homemade Bills cup (gift from an ex). Or back in the drourght days, I wore Bills socks with blue liners before gameday, red stripes on Sundays. Yep, I did that ha ha. Now I'm free from superstition. I do wear my Bills shirt on game day and that's it. I'm FREE LOL

HAD to stab him? Unless Sanchez had a weapon too, that's quite a stretch

Tua is a quality QB, an NFL starter for sure, yet not elite, not even close to the Top 5. Yet he was paid as such, and I actually liked it very much when it was announced. IMO it made the Fins weaker, and well, that's good ha ha. We see it now. BTW that was my worry with Josh. That he would be good but not great. You know, the kind of QB you don't get rid of but that doesn't give you a real chance at the Big One. He buried that worry quite fast ha ha. Newton made a lot of designed runs inside the tackles, like a RB. I couldn't believe it. Not that you get injured, but all those hits have to affect the accuracy of a QB! Even small dings in your throwing shoulder and arm will affect it. Anyway, old news now. Just don't do that with Josh!

Yes, I agree. But how dare you make us root in any way for the Chiefs? How dare you! A tie IS the dream scenario ha ha.

Awful. A friend had perfect tickets and invited me. At the 50 yard line (55 is the middle number...), and lower echelon but high enough. And I still felt far from the action compared to the Bills game I've been to. The field is longer and larger, so you're far regardless where you are. Hey, there are likely some rules that are better or more exciting, but in the end, it's ridiculous. So I'm from Québec, we speak French (at least 80%). We are of course VERY influenced by American culture, customs and all, but because of the language difference, also have sa little bit of our own, some influence from France and Europe. But English Canadians? What makes them different from their US counterparts in the same West-Center-East zones? Next to nothing. So they have to compensate. Molson Canadian, Tim Hortons and Canadian Tire aren't exactly true differentiators. So ridiculous how the rule differences are made everywhere and deliberately. Think about this: different field size, 12 players instead of 11, 3 minute warning (!), different time stops between plays, 3 downs, and on and on. Only two countries truly play football, and they use different rules! A merger of the "spring league" and CFL would likely be good for players who are just below NFL level, with just a few getting to the big league after a few years there. But at least it gives them a way to play football. Would the NFL care? I don't think so. The NCAA is enough to fill the talent pool, and the looooong days without football (over 200!) create a huge buzz when the season is on.

Wilson throwing the ball away on a 4TH AND GOAL while needing that score screamed "I don't care anymore" and deserved a benching.

What? To me he WAS impressive in preseason. When the two are back from suspension, maybe the Bills can finally stop the run. And hopefully Rousseau has a few splash games as he is invisible now... yet the Bills are still winning.

Bills could still find ways to milk the clock. BTW that tackle that prevented the TD gave the Bills the W!

Injuries at the end will be the key. Lack of, of course. Imagine the Bills with the two suspended Dlinemen, and all the secondary. Henry would likely have 100 yards but not close to 200. And hopefully two fumbles instead of one ha ha. Strong did well to not mention his name much! But again, many Ravens WRs were wide open. Bills need to scheme theirs so it happens too!

If they missed the 4th down, the Bills are almost already in field goal range. Way too big a risk IMO. They were too conservative on the plays BEFORE. Yet, as they were gashing the Bills with the run all night, it still made sense. Josh and the guys made them pay but it was the right coaching decision.

This is just week 1, but wow. Hard to not celebrate this one a while even if the Jets are next. This was crazy special. In so many good, bad and weird ways.

I didn't see one ad myself. Watched between 1 PM to 4 PM. That was a pleasant surprise. Nothing like the Bills getting that W after being down 40-25!

Hopefully? He improved right there in the second half!

The best Tush Push team is the Eagles. And they have used fakes at least a couple of times. KC has used a TE instead of Mahomes - it doesnt have to be Josh all the time. I mean, variations are there without scratching your head that much. And as mentioned already, don't always go to the left! Only KC stopped the Bills, but still, adding variatons would make even the normal one more successful as it's another thing for defenses to worry about.

What? The Bills have been a great team. Besides not winning the Big One, how can you say that? What does it take for some of you? A perfect season? This year they are way stronger. Injuries and some luck will determine the rest.

I was totally psyched out when McGovern was signed and then they drafted O'Torrence. Fans might not care about OLine, but we all know how they make a HUGE difference. When they click, they make others look good, and that's what happened. Well, I feel the same with the new DLinemen. Sure, the secondary is suspect, but that DLine is way stronger now... especially come week 7. Just having Bosa and Rousseau at the same time is quite the scare for opponents.

I'm just surprised they cut BOTH White and Buechele. Obviously they think they'll be able to resign one to the PS.

I'm biasedly rooting for him because of how he handled himself with the Jets when the Bills pulverized him and his ribs. He must still fear when Milano comes near ha ha. Dude has guts and toughness, that's for sure. As for keeping him or not, not my decision so I'll.... trust the process.

Ty is such an amazing receiver though. His Broncos playoff TD catch last year where he had to lift both his feet off the ground is one of the best catches ever. Let alone for a RB! Cook was supposed to be an unfair cheatcode in the passing game but so far that hasn't been true. Great RB though, for sure. But Ty will remain the main 3rd down back.