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Trumaine is his cousin from Martinsville, VA, and a budding rap star. Tremaine is the guy who plays on the Bills.

The AFC goes through KC this year.

Just record the game, have fun, don't talk to anyone about the Bills at the party, come home, and watch at your leisure. Stay away from media until you see the game. It's not hard, especially if you are not in Buffalo where every person at the party will be talking about the Bills.

Tackling is a skill, and certain guys are excellent at it. Others are not. I would suggest we are NOT making player selections based on being sure handed tacklers. Rather, we are going for speed and ability to pass protect like DBs. I think that has something to do with it. Look at Milano--he is a classic tackling LB (with great speed!) but he very very rarely misses a tackle. They obviously don't prioritize this trait when picking guys.

May I propose naming Sean McDermott "Team Savior" and erecting oil paintings of him around the facility? He should also be Team Motivator, and he should give inspiring chats before and after games. In the meantime, can we have a much smarter guy to run the football team from the sideline during games? Someone who understands Xs and Os, challenge theory, analytics, and is generally smarter than your standard athletic coach? You can call him whatever you want. I just wish we had one of those guys much better than McDermott.

As an aside, and since you mentioned it... I was amazed at how many people could not distinguish Coke from Pepsi throughout the documentary. I have been saying for 30 years that both colas are excellent, but very different. I enjoy each one, but my God, they are not hard to tell apart. Pepsi is a lighter, sweeter sort of flavor. Coke is a darker, stronger, sort of flavor. Similar but different--and extremely distinguishable!

Save your breath, he's not here to discuss things objectively. He's here to live in his own fantasy feel good bubble--along with the majority of people at this website. Real Bills fans in real life are not like that. There is an unusual subset of Bills fans here.

Get to the Super Bowl. Anything less than that is a failure. If we find a way to win the big game once there, that's pure gravy. Keep getting better. Failing to make it to the SB is a failure.

Have not watched it yet but will (and will enjoy it no doubt). I would never argue with someone saying this or that about receivers down field, b/c you CANNOT SEE that stuff when watching live football on TV. So that is interesting if he is pinning it on an inability to get open. However, at first blush, that strikes me as nowhere nearly thorough enough, because Josh is struggling with a wide variety of things ATM, only 1 or 2 of which might be explained by what his receivers are doing or not doing. There's more to it than that.

Let it go people, move forward.

It's mostly about the drops, at least for me. A WR who catches balls only now and again is worthless. And he isn't getting open consistently enough IMO. He hasn't taken the next step. When he does, if he does, we'll all know it.

It's a nickname for Rousseau, who got that nickname while playing at U Miami. "Groot" is in turn a reference to the character by that name from Guardians of the Galaxy, which is a Marvel comic book type franchise. It's all much ado about nothing. Don't you love all the snark/douchebag replies you got before this one? Such a great community we have here.

2. At this rate, Tre will play a full game and be himself in Week 4 of the 2026 season.

Confucius say: he who lives in glass house should not throw stones

Florida or Russia?

It's all crap---all coaches and all teams do this silly theatre--they all learn how to do everything from each other and it's a little inbred community where everyone copies everyone else. Gotta have your emotional heart felt pow-wow in the locker room after every game, win, lose, or draw. Family! It's childish and idiotic for adults being paid this much. But a part of "football culture".

Not sure how you can equate current injury rates around the league with the addition of a single game to the end of the season. Injuries come and go randomly. It's a violent sport and football teams excessively preach weight training instead of flexibility training. These guys are all too tight and they pop too easily. But is that all because of 17 games and not 16? Nah.

Well that's encouraging. A lot of people have been talking about this lately--that he should have time to get back. If he could get back and play at his old level, even ONLY for the playoffs, it would be an enormous bonus. That's the kind of thing that could help us with getting hot at the right time! Especially if Josh gets into his high gear around the same time, as he did last year. Both the safeties back, Tre playing, and Josh firing on all cylinders could be what we need to win it all!

In no way is Josh ahead of OJ on the list. Not yet, at least. He has the ability to be 1 or 2 however. Equally, no way is Diggs ahead of Jim Kelly. Any of the current Bills have a long way to go before they get on the list. Unless I have no idea of what you are trying to rank.

I don't think he is thinking about who is the best team or where he has the highest Super Bowl win percentage. Word is he wants term and money and wants to finish his career wherever he goes. For these reasons, I don't think he'll come to Buffalo, as much as I would love him here.

That may well be true, but the stuff Josh is struggling with right now goes far beyond something like that, it might represent 10% of the issue. Same with his elbow. His elbow doesn't create mental errors or stop him from correctly reading defenses pre-snap, does it?

Right. His issues go so far beyond simple throwing mechanics, this is a silly take. And what are you doing other than spewing hate and negativity? It's just aimed at your fellow Bills fans, that's all. And commenting on a player's sub-par performances doesn't constitute "hate". Believe it or not, you can be a fan of the Bills and Josh Allen and still point out the fact that Josh is not playing at his best. Mind blowing, isn't it?

It's part of his overall inconsistency; it's who Josh is. You get the great with the horrible and the in-between. I would love to seem him somehow iron it all out and become much more consistent. I thought he was at that stage after last year and the start to this year, but then the regression. I think his elbow likely has a very small amount to do with it, or the new OC. Having said that, I would guess his elbow is not 100%.

Neither!