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I'm sold. Although i wasnt very worried, I had doubts.

Tua is a real life bobble head. Put his neck in a brace because his neck doesn't work. He is a decent QB though and I am sure the money is sweet so I doubt he will hang them up. I only blamed Miami for putting him out so soon after the first hit he took that had him looking funny. After that i think both sides knew the reality. Miami gave him the bag and he wanted it. On the outside looking in, I knew Tua had his own way of being tackled, like he wants to throw himself in bed on a soft pillow. He might be out before hits the ground and then just falls funny making it look like the ground that did it. Lot of money on the line, its easy to say you would walk away without the weight of it all on you. If he sets his kids up for life at the cost of his brain and hes ok with it, i have to respect his choice as a man.

Need some answers for the D

This game is hard to sit through.

Kc beats a lot of teams in big games and it can only lead me to one conclusion. They are cheating some how. Im suspicious of Taylor Swift. The Bills don't win championships because I dont think we ever landed had a Champinship level OC. A guy that strikes fear in other teams because when the chips are down he can figure it out.

Looked like a shark on this one play. McD just can make guys fit that just light it up. If we had an OC that ran his process like MCD we would have a dynasty.

People taking this back up situation too far. Google tells me Trey Lance has played about 9 NFL games. His first team ditched him and made it to a SB. I dont know how that translates to "can manage and win games as a backup". Not only that but throw in giving up picks for the guy.

Great pass by fields.

If your not going to be good might as well be really bad. Then its fun to joke on it at least. Peterman wont ever be forgotten.

I change my mind about Fields being a good RB.

I don't really care who the backup is. Not that I don't think its important. Im just one of those people that if Josh goes down the season is over. No one you bring in will be able to fill Joshes shoes or come close.

Yeah knowing the impact Kim has made on the team, it really sucked knowing something was wrong. I didnt want to lose her. Obviously I dont know or have ever met her but just as a face of the organization. Glad to know shes a part of things in whatever way she can be. Im rooting for because I do believe she had to be part of the team going in the right direction. I never spoke on it just because Im never the right person for that but I really hope she finds her way into the mix again. Its cool to see news like this.

It goes both ways I imagine. You can be skeptical or hopeful. I think realistic is a good approach. We had a few runs and it was time to restock and refocus. The team might start the season and fall flat for some games. I wouldnt be shocked. We fired a OC over a bad stretch of games so it wouldnt be new. I actually am braced for growing pains but I am not doom and gloom. It might be a good ramp up into the season after this next one.

You got me. Almost was ready to type something out.

Its fun for me to follow the stories of drafted QBs for a bit. Until they become what they are. At his price tag of being #1 I guess at the very least you want flashes of greatness on the field as the season goes on. Now you have CJ Stroud as an example of it all working out. I think that has more to do with everything else around him as well. So will the bears will have to roll it out as well. The Bills D is good reps for him.

Dorsey was fired because he couldn't ask the man who is doing his job now for ideas before he was fired. Next thing you know, whoop next guys got something cooking. Dorsey might be alright, but now this time ask around for feedback when he struggles.

I figured that is a coaches job. It wouldnt be a concern of mine for our QB to have babysitting pressure.

Yeah I thought he was done after I saw his fingers curled up. He proved me wrong about that. It wouldn't shock me if he misses some games. It could trend that way. Tua is alright. I think he is good enough to have the Fish in the mix. I don't think the Fish really had any outs to go in a different direction at the moment.

So I think this thread boils down to how people see the glass that is half full or half empty. I really can understand both sides but not to the extremes that some go. In some ways I am a little skeptical. At the very least, any WR walking through the door is getting a monster at QB. I don't know about this OC. I am not sold all the way yet. I need to see a full season, without pulling a dorsey and getting predictible. I think the real place I disagree with people is that I understand why it has to be this way and I still buy into the process. It might get ugly but this in the opening of a new window.

I understand it. Just an example of "if we just had this". They didn't stay the course. Zack was a bust I get it. You bring in a couple jag bridge QBs and you get the same results but just maybe one of those jags gets a hot hand and its not so bad. So yeah it will be interesting to see the Jets implode again after the hope part 2 rolls out.

I think Coleman flatlines guys and makes circus catches. He will be better than Davis. He is the type to get into peoples heads. He has that big D energy.

I don't doubt Diggs wants a superbowl. I don't doubt he worked his craft with the team while he was on the team. I don't doubt he had his doubts about the Bills getting to a SuperBowl. That is what it had to be about. Bean did him a solid I think. Put him in a spot that has potential. It isnt great the way it ended but we had some fun runs. The only thing I can hope for is that the Bills to prove him wrong and for him to sit down on the field sad again, as the Bills roll past them. No hard feeling though, still will show respect if it happens the other way around and give them flowers.

It is funny people care that much about the 13 second game. The Bengals game(s) were worse in my view. You could see it happening even before that scary situation. At least in the 13 second game and the last one with a lot of injuries they still were in those games. Close enough to not think McD is trash. KC is just that team. Other good teams lose playing against them as well in big moments.

It is funny because I don't know who Mcdermott was before he was hired as HC. I just know the team is a lot more fun to be a fan of since he took over. I dont really care who as at HC as long as my team doesnt suck. I don't want to be like some of these joke franchises throwing everything at the wall hoping it sticks. If you can acknowledge the risk of a new coaching hire then I can some what respect you wanting it to happen. You might hit and you might miss so be it. Its easy to say when its not your job on the line. You hire a new HC and your plan fails you become the joke that fired Sean Mcdermott drought breaker. Meanwhile he gets a job the next day. He is proven and some crap team will stumble all over themseleves for what the drought breaker can bring. Odds are he eventually makes a SB with another team before the Bills recover if you made the wrong choice. If your right great but if your wrong... oh boy. Better hidden gem coaches than McDermott out there? Probably. Worth taking the risk? I dont really think so in my opinion. I wouldn't just assume McDermott won't figure it out. He has been schooled but people think he wont learn from it. Dude fired his OC on the spot to fix an issue. People thinking he wont change is ignorant in my honest.

I'm not really a critic. Just a fan that views it as a net loss and not really having any expectation for an impact in the future. Just going out and contributing enough value to make it feel like a contract is less of a negative would be ideal at this point. Von I am sure will have opportunity to be a playmaker again, because we need impact plays in big games. We have a few issues with teams and he was supposed to move the needle. This next season would be a good one for him to make some noise if he feels like being loud. The team still needs people to move the needle for the clutch.