Jerome007

What did Dodson do or allegedly did? Anyway, just WIN baby. Smack them in the mouth. The Cheats that is. Not the GFs

He can play half his usual reps just to get back to form for Miami. Or play the 1st quarter... When facing an inferior foe, coaches should make it a must for the team to crush these foes early. After that, it's sack getting time for DLs, INTs for the secondary, fun run blocking for the OL, "vacation" for some, etc. It won't happen if you keep the game close... or even lose. Nobody is focused 100% all the time. But make sure the team is focused 100% to start the game.

The dude blossomed just at the right time... for himself. He is a crapshoot for any GM that signs him. He could be all the way from bargain-compared-to-production, to complete waste of doe. This year, for purely pass rushes and deflections, Floyd was better but he has a legit claim to #2. Oliver, Floyd, Rousseau were way more complete though.

No doubt that they are battle tested, and IMO better than last year with the two new guards, Kincaid and Floyd. Slight drop off for our two super safeties, a big one for Miller but overall DL has stepped up, and Bernard is better than Edmunds. But for all that, they have no leeway for errors anymore. Crazy. Yet if they get in the playoffs, WACTH OUT. With 3 games out, they can realistically not make the playoffs to winning the Superbowl!

I saw that end of the play very clearly, both as it happened, and on the replay of course - I love pancake blocks. But I didn't realize he had his hands on him since the LOS ha ha. Brutal.

It was hilarious... and too humble. Yeah that 2nd half was as easy as it could be for him. But he sure was physical in that 1st half.

With so little passes, expect WRs and TEs to be invisible. Knox had zero targets. Davis one, and yes, why didn't he fight for it? Draw a PI at least!

Fully agree. Dodson, Douglas and Benford have played really well. Rapp is nasty. Incredible that the defense is still so strong with all the injuries and well, Miller not exactly was he used to be. Bernard is THE pleasant surprise of the year. For all the smack against Edmunds, MLB was thought to be the weak link in the defense. Bernard proved otherwise.

The "300 yarders" deserve all the sarcasm ha ha. Well played. They were so annoying. But I can admit I was puzzled he didn't break that 'mythical mark' (yeah, right) for a long while, since back then, it was all about deep throws, and thus, big plays

Cook was good, he made the most of everything. But that OL also had great moments. Nasty blocking. It must have been a FUN game for them.

The run might not work on all teams, but wow did it work today! At LAST when the offense has success they stick with it instead of outsmarting themselves. When other teams eventually play to stop the run and "dare Josh Allen to throw"... the Bills will oblige ha ha. Cook played and was used exactly as some scouts were saying when he was drafted: unfair advantage. One can only dream but with Joe Brady plus Jones, Milano and Tre... just wow. I thought the Bills were better then last year, and still think it.

We have been blessed to have this incredible safety duo. They - and the "bend but don't break" defensive approach so many fans seem to hate - is why the Bills almost never got burned for long plays, or have a guy that was somehow not covered. But yeah, Hyde, Poyer and Tre are likely done. Hopefully the Bills can win the Superbowl this year so they go out as champs!

Probably. Yet I recall a few Bills fans throwing empty beer cans at a Dolphins fan with his young son. Not dangerous, but not exactly welcoming ha ha. On a Bills-Jets game, SNF opener, I saw the most fights I've seen outside of a ring/cage ha ha. Yet it was mostly Bills fans against... Bills fans.

His dad had him to do mock interviews as a teen! Coaching him in media talk and leadership. Now that's planning ahead.

Yesterday he wasn't sacked much because of... himself. He eluded so many rushers. But KC was going blitz heavy. It was not just their front four doing this. Bills can learn from this and make Dallas pay.

Josh had time in the 1st half. None after.

Joe Brady has been great as OC... except for getting WRs open. He needs to scheme Diggs open.

Since Joe Brady is OC, the offense looks great, is creative... and the WRs are not involved much. This game both teams did it. So I wouldn't worry. It's the first time Diggs seemed mentally out though. The other games he was all in.

All teams always try to smash the opposing one. It's when it's tough, crunch time, that coaches and star players are gauged. And it's when things are going badly you see if they rally or not. But this is the NFL, almost no team gives up on coaches, Yes it happens in hockey, because they are 82 games, and when you play half-ass, the other team usually follow suit. In football, if you play half-ass, you get beaten down physically and humiliated. Even if players hate the coach, they will still play hard. While I too feel McD is on the hot seat - or should be in one - he has earned the right to fight it out for all this season, and it's not a hit piece and biased journalists that will change that.

Hum, true that Knox has been better in the red zone. Strangely, the Bills have used Knox for long plays waaaayyyy more than Kincaid. Didn't he do a lot in college? Send Kincaid deep a couple of times!

Big Bones is lucky it's only one game. And nope, players shouldn't be ejected for that as otherwise, send the waterboys ha ha. In a way, the camera guy for Hill was worse as it was premediated. But... who cares really.

Klein made multiple millions just two years ago. It must not be that great a year so far... Its the 53 roster spot limit, nothing against him per se. Still, it must suck for him. If Joe Brady can use the two tight ends well, it might be interesting. On the other hand, the offense has been clicking the last two games. Who much do you change it?

Floyd is on a one year contract, I wonder if it pushes him more. Oliver is really impressive as he got paid and yet performs like he too is on a one year deal. Floyd has been great, too bad he might go. Epenesa has been quite impressive too, who expected that? Hard to not resign the guy, but only one good year it's hard to gauge his $$ value. The biggest positive surprise remains Bernard.

Indeed. But the expectations are way too different now. The Bills really do have the talent to win it all. And so... that's we want that. Not a 17-0 season though, as many seem to need to even smile just a little bit. Foe example, the Eagles game was very exciting. But I didn't care after it was done, the Bills lost! I don't see them as losers, at all, but they might miss the playoffs. If that game had happened week 1, it would have been great. Now, its WIN baby.

The NFL season is so intense that it feels long, even if it's the shortest by far among the pro sports, with so little games. It's like a super long sprint. And of course the weather takes it toll on us, a lot less sunlight and so on. So some fatigue is normal. But man, I love it and want them to win so bad. And get as excited during the games for sure.