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right but hes totally worth alienating half the locker room because of....reasons???

I mean its the texts and the fact he doesn't have an arm. The Bills drafted him because even though he has subpar physical attributes apparently is super smart and good at intangibles. He certainly doesn't have "elite white person" intangibles and he can't throw.

You act like this 5th round pick who is the talk of the sports world right now spouting racial nonsense is like some inspiring figure worthy of trust in the Bills locker room. He's a rookie whose never played a game for them. That Bills locker room doesn't owe him any courtesy as he has done nothing for them but sow chaos. The Bills logically should not have kept him if for no other reason than because by having him people can say that the Bills have 2 QBs that have had racial issues in the past. Which hurts Josh Allen by bringing up his tweets. This is not good for a team on the rise. Cut Fromm.

Maybe thats good advice for life. Football isn't about seeking forgiveness. I care about the team more than a backup qb.

I don't even think Fromm is worth it if Tre White forgives him and becomes his best friend. Wisdom is found in cutting your loses before they become greater.

The reason I think the Bills should cut Fromme is that this Bills team is pretty close together and has good cohesion. Why risk alienating a guy like Tre White, who is an all world corner who has literally won the Bills games, is a funny and thoughtful guy and positive personality? Why take the risk, especially in the tension we are living in right now culturally? I wouldn't trade Tre for two first round picks right now...why risk his potential happiness in his life for a 5th Round backup QB prospect who doesn't have an arm? Like not even getting into the racial aspect of the text, the damage he could do by staying is 100x more than any good he could do. I feel bad for him because that girl set him up so bad, but sometimes life isn't fair... But there are riots going on, and I'm in no way going to stand up for Jake Fromme.

I disagree with Brees, but that's a pretty huge leap.

The Bills for sure have an elite defense. It is a top defense based on having alot of depth and cohesiveness rather than for example stellar pass rush. They can match up well against alot of different kinds of teams. They also have high grade talent at key positions in the secondary.

The priority is fielding the best overall team. The investment of a 1st round pick to get an elite WR shows that. Fortunately the GM understands this.

Lol @ some fans fetishism over RBs. I love running backs, but you have a shot to get young pass rush in the middle of the 2nd round your going to take it.

In some ways this whole thing captures the zeitgeist of the Bills Mafia. Both the crazy fan and the donations that followed. I think this whole thing is stupid but even in this I love our fans and our team. I think good times are ahead.

Ravens fans have been getting high off their own farts all year. They go from wanting to fire Harbaugh to now thinking their team cannot be defeated. For as unimpressive as Ravens fans are, the Ravens are a really cool team.

I don't think a sports psychologist is the missing piece for the Bills as the team has made the playoffs and Allen's development appears to be on the right track. At the same time an NFL team has a huge amount of resources so having a sports psychologist couldn't hurt in the same way that if it improves performance, a team witch doctor would be a good investment. I think there is a resistance in society and in the NFL to 'buzzword' types of jobs. The teams are open to the advantages of the services but don't like the baggage associated with it. For instance. Teams want to use analytics as a tool without calling it analytics. Going to a "Sports Psychologist" would be harder for some than if the guy did the exact same thing as a Sport Psychologist but was just called an "advisor"

We're not as good as the Ravens. News Flash: Nobody is. The way Baltimore has been playing is phenomenal. Standing against them is like standing up to a whirlwind, but the Bills showed some serious toughness against perhaps the most physical team in the game. Even McDermott showed some serious fire out there today. The Bills still have 9 wins and I'm not about to say they are on the Ravens level anyway. The Ravens beat San Francisco, and the unbeatable Patriots after all and the Bills meanwhile got demolished by the Eagles and beaten by the Browns. So the Ravens are extremely good but the Bills put themselves in a position to win or tie the game late. So overall I'm encouraged. This is a team that will not be intimidated, and will fight like hell. If the offense figures it out in time for the playoffs to start this team will go far.

I'll have to admit that imo Chris Brown has improved quite a bit over the years to the point that hes pretty good. I didn't used to like him in the glory days of the bbmb, but now dont mind him at all.

Right Daboll's plan is to get into 3rd and 3 situations. But in terms of execution it feels sometimes like the Bills are better at 3rd and 10 conversions than those "easy" short yardage situations.

I know this is meant to be sarcastic, but in a sense yes. The Patriot's faith is very intensely focused in the system that Belichick created. Deviance from it is not tolerated even from elite players. They suppress individuality, and are willing to sacrifice players at any time. The Patriots are almost cult-like.

To me a big problem stems from Allen not being able to hit deep. If he improves, that it will open up the defenses and help the offense more than anything else. Allen has completely inverted in that he has significantly improved what was said by many to be impossible to improve:short-medium passing. But his deep ball accuracy has dropped off so badly that it is not even a concern for our opponents at this point.

Morse falling down on the QB run play caused Allen to get sacked. Allen getting sacked caused the fumble. The fumble gave the Eagles an opportunity to score at the end of the 1st half which changed the complexion of the game.

The Bills needed to run the ball with more authority. They also gave up on the run way too soon. The Bills as a point of pride need to toughen themselves up especially at home. No team should come up here and run on them like that.

Great story!

It's an F this week. Allen blew it this game. Hopefully he learns from it. When you have a defense playing that hard, Frank Gore running for 40+ yards it is especially onerous to have him play like that.

Feliciano's head without a body is even better than Ducasse and Miller.

The duality of mankind indeed. On one hand you have Robert Foster and on the other you have Zay Jones.

I saw an interview with John Murphy, Arthur Moats, and Steve Tasker. By the end of the interview I wanted them to fire John Murphy, fire Steve Tasker, and hire Arthur Moats full time.