Johnnycage46

I love the local Pats fans coming out of the woodwork to cry about the game. Poor folks...get used to your .500-ish seasons for the next 5 years.

W vs L

Love it. Weep pats fans.

That Old Navy commercial was disturbing

That was a great video. So many of the guys have such good chemistry. Its funny how Diggs KNEW Poyer was going to pick Hyde before he even said it lol.

Makes sense now. Pretty cool. Also pretty cool that Allen I think has won it 5 times in his last 19 starts. Been a pretty good run since the beginning of last season. Not to mention his player of the month last year.

Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but are you saying out of the last 4 years...only 3 different players have won the AFC player of the week? Pro Football Reference (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/awards/players-of-the-week.htm) shows Lamar Jackson, Stefon Diggs, Big Ben, Watson, Tyreek Hill, Baker, Chase Claypool, Joe Mixon...just in 2020 alone. Or did you mean only 3 players to win it multiple times in the last 4 years? Because it shows Lamar won it twice last year... Seriously just asking for clarification. EDIT: in just 2021, 2020, 2019, and 2018 I'm counting 26 different players having one it.

At least Wallace was a full go per the report. He played pretty well Sunday until he went out. Glad he is at least able to practice in full. Hoping it isn't a lingering issue (not sure I've seen a lot of linger knee injuries with players like ankles, hamstrings, or groins, but who knows).

O RLY?

Agreed. And I think we will improve. Last year the D started out slowly but really finished strong. I think our D, while will likely be tested by other stronger offenses, will continue to improve. I think some of the offseason hype and the contract Allen got might be honestly on his mind (he has seemed overhyped both games at times). I think once the O settles in we'll see a much improved team across the board.

As soon as Tua went out I asked myself out loud who their backup was and when I saw Brisset I was like "crap, he's an upgrade".

I'm of the mindset that it's always better to win and have things to fix than to lose and have things to fix. Getting a win in the NFL and still having things to work on is always better than losing. In fact, with this current group of Bills, I think when they win but also have a lot to fix it keeps them grounded and as McD says, "humble and hungry".

That's a baller coach move

Now we dont have to see that annoying Sept graphic for twinkle toes

Nice!

Holy crap lol

I love that we won 35-0 and still have a lot to work on (missed a FG, passing O, Allen consistency, etc.). D looked dominant like 2019. Can't wait for a complete game.

One loss and this is where we're at. Fantastic stuff.

You might as well just stop watching them since you already know how it all ends.

My belief is that he will (RE: bolded above). He did mention that in his post-game presser (or possibly another presser earlier this week) that he was being too aggressive. The good thing, for my mind anyway, is that we do have the 2020 season as a sample that shows Allen can play at an elite level. All the tools are there and sometimes he mentally reverts. I think we will see a more focused effort this week across the board from the team after last week's play.

My dad and grandpa loved cheddar with pie. Never got into it. I'm a warm pie and vanilla ice cream man myself. But oddly, I absolutely love cheddar cheese so I might have to revisit that. It is getting into pie season for me, so we'll see.

He will be missed for sure. That's a kick to the gut. Same way I felt when Carlin died. At least their great material will live on.

Damn, just saw that. That sucks! He had cancer? Did he keep that private?

I did, but his wife yelled at me.

It's clear the Bills have heard the narrative that Allen can't play well in front of a packed house, so they are doing their part to help him!