CincyBillsFan

I'm an Ohio State fan and if the Jets were smart they would wait for Sayin. That kid is impressive. And if they really manage all those picks wisely they might be able to land the Buckeyes great WR Jeremiah Smith. They could swap their likely #1 pick this season for enough draft capital to enable them to get the first 2 picks in 2027.

As an aside I wasn't being sarcastic I was actually excited that we might get a healthy Milano for the rest of the season. When he's healthy he is still a force on defense.

On a positive note, Milano is NOT on the injury report.

To put it in perspective that 30 million plus audience was 3 million MORE then the audience for the 7th game of the World Series! And they included Canadian viewers in the world series numbers.

These are good points. The Bills were locked in their own version of the movie Groundhog Day and the only way out was to change things completely. The problem is that with the CAP and drafting stricture of the NFL changing things completely in a short period of time is almost impossible. The Bills chose to do it on the offensive side of the ball by reinventing what they do and changing how they would use their elite unicorn of a QB. I've seen this type of change play out over several seasons as a teams elite QB ages but I have never seen it done in less the one season with the elite QB at his prime. Like others it makes me uncomfortable because I've been conditioned to see Allen play a certain way and when he's on he's unstoppable and it's exciting as hell. But this just seems weird to me. However, you can't deny the results over the last 25+ games.

IMO, that's a big IF. The question is are the Colts the 2021 Rams and is Danial Jones Matthew Stafford? They think so but I don't. Two 1st round picks is a lot of draft capital for a corner back who has not played great the last 2 seasons.

One thing that they haven't mentioned while talking about the 470 yards and 4 TD's is that Flacco also threw 2 INT's and he lost a fumble. Burrow is likely to have had less TO's to go along with his high end production.

I agree and with both Palmer & Davis likely to be in the mix soon only a guy like Waddle would have moved the WR bar.

Jones just had a FIVE TURNOVER game, 5! They're taking a huge gamble here because if Jones is not the guy the loss of those two 1st round picks will prove devastating. As it is even if Jones is the guy that was a very steep price to pay for a corner that hasn't looked that good over the last 2 seasons.

Doing nothing is better then doing bad deal.

To be fair Deebo knows how to make those gadget plays work. It's clear that Brady wants to run them but Knox & Moore were not getting it done.

It's almost as if they're load managing Kincaid. Why have him block and get worn down when they have Knox, the Rookie and Gillum?

It's going to be tough for the Chargers as they may have lost both starting tackles. Alt had another high ankle sprain and I heard that it might need surgery. We complain about Bill's injury's but there are a lot of teams that have had it worse then us.

And hitting 10 different receivers with a pass is pretty rare. The return of Palmer will also open up things downfield.

Bishop has been on an upward trend since week 1 so I don't think it's a blip. He may not put up stats like this every week as some of that was a function of how KC plays offense but I think the guy has arrived. That critical INT against NO opened my eyes as to what he could do mentally & physically against the pass.

I was going off of what the so called experts were saying. Hell, Cowherd had the Chiefs as #1 on his Herd Hierarchy. I also thought KC looked very good the last few weeks and going 5 - 1 after losing to the Chargers & Eagles, two very good teams when healthy, convinced me that KC was playing great.

As today showed the Pats have a loss or two coming against teams they "should" beat ahead of them.

Or got hosed by some guy named Laevinic!

Flacco might get it in the loss to the Bears. My bet is Jackson who had 5 TD's Thursday.

The guard was so late getting to Bosa that he was unblocked and he figured the Chiefs were setting something up behind him. It sucked because had Bosa gone straight after Mahomes they don't convert that 4th down. On the other hand it was a real heads up play by Bose to recognize that something wasn't right.

I would say that the more aggressive and successful throws downfield seemed to open things up even more.

What's kind of amazing considering how bleak things looked a few weeks ago in the secondary is that the raw material is there for a very good, maybe even an elite secondary.

I didn't notice this before but watch how Bishop hangs back ready to either grab a pop up or tackle a Chief who catches a pop up. Real heads up play.

BTW, Allen hit TEN different receivers with today! But yes, the WR problem was on full display today. Palmer can't get back soon enough and Bean really does have to pull the trigger on a WR.

Poyer enables Bishop to play lose and it shows. Bishop has been playing very well the last few games. If Hancock can elevate his play the Bills are set at safety for years. Agree. But the Chiefs were one of the hottest teams in the NFL. Beating them by a TD was an accomplishment.