PeterDude

Wow, interesting.

I remember when the Bills were good way back in the 90's and they would lose a game like this, the talk was similar. It's just the way it is...

The two most important goals for this season are to see true development of Allen at QB while getting high draft selections to rebuild the OL, WR & RB positions with young talent. For the later, the more loses you have, generally the better talent you will be able to select come draft time. What's more important, a few more wins to a losing season or better players for the future?

I have been told that only white people can be racist, so I think Hue is good to go.

And here we go, first casualty because of this stupid rule: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000966169/article/hayes-tore-acl-while-avoiding-putting-weight-on-qb

I think fans can still have fun without going in on "we finally have Kelly's replacement" type talk 3 games into Allen's rookie season...

I hope to never see it again either, but, if he did slide, the Bills are punting.

I think this speaks as to why the NFL is so monetarily successful. The number of games in an NFL season is akin to the number of episodes to a really good TV series, the sports with "too many" games just don't have the same level of drama.

Dude, that was one of the harshest things I've seen yet on these forums. Congratz I suppose...

I agree, the game table is being slanted away from their side, it's not fair. Also, Clay Matthews is being victimized by this league, though I hope next week he's not even given the opportunity, don't need to see him taking it out on Allen. Right now, defenders must feel like public enemy #1 in the eyes of the NFL, not a good scenario. I think a lot because of the CTE stuff, which iirc it has been shown that there is no correlation between concussions and CTE, it's more of the accumulation of micro hits to the head during all aspects of the game as opposed to the big hits.

Hmm, it's just called 716 and not "The 716" I think.

I even cringe a bit when I see a QB try to make a move on the sidelines to get a few more inches. I can see how it would feel almost like taunting to the defender due to all the QB protections from the league.

So McDermott does have a red/yellow/green light system on gameday? Where can I read about that?

Hmm, ok... I suppose that went right over my head. And I even grew up Catholic.

Wow, I see a lot of grammatical errors in that article already.

I listened to a lot of interviews after the game. I found it very interesting that a few of the Bills' defensive players mentioning that Allen should never do that again. Being defensive players, I'm kind of wondering if that type of move is seen as a slight to the defender, and if tried again it means there goes the man parts, personal foul penalty be damned.

I suppose that he's not Doug Pederson. He's a rigid old timey football coach who is not with the times.

I need more analysis, that is not a legitimate football argument.

What do I win?

Bills fans have been duped so many times, it's prudent IMO to just wait until after the season before getting all giddy.

Hmm, not looking to snuff out others' enjoyment, but it's a free country with free speech. Everyone has a take, whether positive or negative, both "sides" have to put up with one another after wins & loses. It's a marriage of sorts, get over it I guess. And the Buffalo Buffoons was my interpretation of what I believe the media saw in the offseason and the first 2 games from the franchise. McClappity, yeah, I don't like McDermott.

I wanted him over Allen on draft night, but I know more about him now. He seems like a guy who will always blame others on the team for his failings. His weird snicker after the INT yesterday was, odd.

I think what will happen is what always happens. Pats will find their legs eventually, then they will lay waste to the rest of the AFCE and no other team in the division will be there when the games really matter. Brady is not done until he's off doing something other than football.

I'm wondering if we are the only fan base that has this "issue", I suspect we're not.

I would agree with the list. There are many factors, but mainly age and talent.