ColoradoBills

I'm not one to harp all the time on the refs BUT this is HORRIBLE.

F this ***** with these REFS!

It had to be.

Throw the ball downfield to a TE on 1st down. Please.

Go away.

BS

Bills can't throw it down the field..................oh, never mind.

Win this game!

Danny Dimes picked on a batted ball.

No worries. Lombardi and Stanley both coming to Buffalo!

Don't forget his pants.

I agree but would like to add that he is not the only one putting the offence together. I'm also questioning what the QB/WR/TE coaches and passing game coordinators are doing to improve things. Just speculating here, but it seems to me Brady is a "team player" coach, kind of opposite of Daboll. Maybe he needs to be a little more forceful and demanding. These teams have film on every play from every team. Maybe these guys should "copycat" some of the ones that fit the Bills.

If you mean McDaniel, I'd want McDermott fired if he hired that goof.

Saints also looking at over $100M in dead cap in 2026 too.

Ed going out again is so disheartening.

$17M per year. Hutch is $45M per year.

Totally agree. Well said. This scenario happens a lot in today's NFL.

Gabe had problems with drops, and the average Bills fan (like me) probably didn't want to see him taking the #1 snap count for WRs. The final straw was no one wanted to pay him $13M per year. If Davis wanted to be WR4 for $3M per, I would have been all for that.

I never heard that story. Thanks for sharing. Just to add another team penalty stat. The Bills are the 5th best in the league in avoiding pre-snap penalties with 1.86 per game. The best is Seattle with 1.29 and the worse are the Giants with 3.75. FWIW. https://www.nflpenalties.com/index.php?year=2025&view=games

While the Head Coach is ultimately responsible for team penalties, the coordinators, position coaches and the players themselves all have to take a bite of that crap sandwich. The Bills have this "family" culture which has a lot of benefits, BUT I do believe at times it may discourage players for getting on each other over things like penalties that hurt the goals of the team. In 2025, the Bills have 7.29 penalties per game which is 13th highest int he league. Kansas City is 14th with 7.0 penalties per game. https://www.nflpenalties.com/index.php?year=2025&view=games Everyone, and I mean everyone, hates the NFL refs. I do too. The thing is, we fans have a perfect "birds' eye" view of the field, but I bet (and know) it sure looks different when you are a ref "on the field". We instantly get slow motion replays and then wonder how they can get it so wrong. The answer IMO is having more officials watching the game like we do and communicating to the officials on the field.

Let's hope Josh can improve on his "under center" passing numbers. Having multiple schemes is always better. It seems to me that defenses would have a hard time defending if all 4 possibilities could be effective.

If the Bills win they will be 6-2. If the Pats lose they will be 6-3.