Cheektowaga Chad

A second and Elam seems like a great fit Every now and then a player and trade seems easy to make and a perfect fit for both teams This is one of those times

This is the guy to target, likely need to replace tre white next season and beyond. This guy accomplishes that

It's detrimental to the offense because it becomes a tell of what your offense is doing and more importantly Josh Allen doesn't trust him to block a guy and instantly leaves the pocket if he sees a guy blitz that cook needs to pick up

The more I think about this signing, the more I think it's about 11 personnel Cook struggles pass blocking at the moment and fournette can pass block very well, while also being a threat as a receiver

Guessing this is similar to the Beasley and brown signings last season, vet to the practice squad insurance If he shows well will be signed to the active roster in season after getting the max call ups Kind of just want him for the playoffs

Suh would be fine in my eyes, at least he is another option to play Gotta get options at DT LB and CB and preferably an offensive piece as well Team has a lot of holes mostly from injuries

Not confident the bills can compete against the Bengals, expecting another blow out

Weirdly won't care if he is a huge homer for the Bengals Kind of expect it and think it would be some what normal, as long as it seems like he attempts to be partial it's fine Now his mahomes love affair and one sided commentary is very strange

Is Dorian interesting? Guys been benched a couple times already

This is interesting, because taking the ball is different and all teams defer. Being able to game plan/prepare knowing when your offensive and defensive unit will take the field has to be an advantage I wonder how the Bengals play when they kick first vs when they get the ball

There are currently way too many votes for Dorsey and daboll This should be 100% Dennison and it's not even close

Henry made Ryan tannehill a passable starting QB for years Getting Henry would likely mean more under center snaps to take advantage of play action

This forces the coaches to do something that they should have done from the start More 11 personal, and more targets for a guy that doesn't drop balls and constantly gets open Hopefully by the end of the season Knox is able to return and provide a nice boost and depth heading into the playoffs

I cannot stand this, especially happens when the bills get inside the 30 or red zone, they start aiming for the endzone Wish someone would remind the offense there are still first downs to get and you don't need to score a 20 yard TD pass. A 5 yard TD pass is still worth 6 points

This is a product of no Oliver and no Jones Having settle Phillips and poona Ford play allows offensive lines to now concentrate on the defensive ends I would imagine they look to move Rousseau inside more often if Oliver continues to be out

Has he regressed? Or has he just not improved? Was Davis ever "good" outside of 2 or 3 games? Think it's been a myth outside of a couple games and that he is a large target that Allen can find when in scramble mode which has led to memorable plays I would love to see a bigger split between Davis, Shakir and harty in snaps as an outside receiver opposite diggs

It's tough to have von Miller playing on a snap count because it becomes a tell for the opposing offense what the bills are doing defensively You automatically know he is rushing the passer (not gonna waste a snap with him dropping into coverage), so the offense can slide protection to him and handle the other side with a chip. Especially with no Oliver or daquan Jones playing

If you think Caleb Williams is going to be legit, you do this based on having key positions on rookie contracts for 5 years while the rest of your team is built to win right now (see 49ers) However the cap wouldn't work anyways

He isn't wrong but it's very easy to say what he says If he is wrong, no one cares (including himself) because the bills are winning, if he is right he gets to pat himself on the back. It's a win win for him

Who and what changes in fourth quarter play calling? Something changes because it's a dramatic turnaround for three straight games

Dolphins, jets, chargers and Steelers shouldn't be above the bills but maybe the Texans and colts should be

I'd especially love to see what Shakir could do with the snaps Davis gets Harty just needs to be involved a lot more

Why do the bills look like they sleep walk in the first half? (Three games in a row, and nearly every game but 2) Why does the offense only score in the fourth quarter? (Three games in row) Why did it take so long to actually pass to a wide open Kincaid? (He is open on nearly every drop back for 5-7 yards) Why do they continue to call throws to Knox in key situations? Why do they not have harty or Shakir run more routes and get more snaps? (Both better than Davis and Knox) Need answers on these

How many games this season are now classified as "wake up calls"? Jets, jags, giants, pats?

Refs calling this game based on what happened on the last play of the Giants game