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That’s not a typo. You are illiterate. That’s fine, but don’t bs about it. Plenty of opposing fans contribute here. You are not one of them. You should go.

44-24 Buffalo. 34-16 at the half. NE fails an XP in a desperate bid to catch up before the break. Coleman goes 4 for 68 (maybe one more yard, but I don't want to type that.) Cook breaks 100 on the ground again. Trubisky in at 9:00 remaining I have $4.75 in my gambling account and I think that's the easy money parlay I have been looking for.

After four hours call a doctor.

beep, boop If you are going to drop block quotes, try not to drop AI slop, please.

One. One. One. — my “favorite” drill sgt. but also, go Ed!

I really wanted Lee Smith to get more targets. I think Hawes is getting more than Smith, but it's like a free extra player on the field when you have a guy like that.

McDermott is responsible for the run heavy offense and the emphasis on defense. I think he and Beane are in agreement about depth over stars, but McDermott is probably the one with a lower emphasis on WRs. As for Brady, at least until very recently, the predictable running on first down and 2&7+ are on him. The WR passing game looks poorly designed, I lack the expertise to understand why, but other teams with mediocre receivers don't look so strained to get guys open. I don't get how an OC can be bad at creating plays when there are good OCs just running their best plays out in the open, on TV even. Steal those! The biggest frustration is that McDermott just doesn't want to be the kind of offense that NE has with Maye or that he had with Daboll. So while Brady's offense scores a lot of points, he's best when facing defenses that are vulnerable to his style of runs and TEs in the middle. Another result is fewer drives and a smaller margin for error. Don't we all think they could score a lot more if they had one more tool at their disposal? Josh handing off the ball is just leaving money at the table. On the upside, the last time they played NE, there were some nice plays to Palmer, Shakir (downfield) and even to Coleman, so maybe he has some and he just won't call them. He's calling play action now and I was surprised on a couple early downs Sunday, so there's hope and Kincaid made the passing game look a lot better in a game where they couldn't rely on Cook and Kromer to add 200 yards on their own.

Then I guess you aren’t the person to ask.

Is that why people hate Siriani? (Clock, I mean)

Just re-watched the condensed game and saw Josh, Kincaid, and a healthy Shakir play really well. Also spotted a guy named Coleman who had some really nice catches. WRs including Palmer got open occasionally. That day's offense made Brady's passing game look at least average. Coleman, though. What happened there? I want that guy back (except the ridiculous fumble.)

Bruce was great, but only one other Bills player was close to being as great as Josh and only for a limited time and we can only talk around this.

They should really double down on this. Instead of Josh Allen and his pretty nice runs and occasional passes, why not invest a third of Allen's salary on a better than average receiver for Trubisky? Seems silly to have a Ferrari just sitting around if you prefer to hit the trails in your Jeep. I loved run first with Shady and Tyrod. It's mindbogglingly stupid with Allen, but hey who doesn't feel a tinge of nostalgia? This team is almost literally tying on hand behind its back and that one hand is attached to Josh's throwing arm. I liked the strategy against Pittsburgh, mostly because it wasn't broke and didn't need to be fixed, but making this an identity is only required because Brady can't design a good passing offense, McDermott doesn't seem to want him to, and Bean is on board with it all. All of this makes life harder for Kromer, Josh, Cook, and the whole rest of the organization.

Remember Mike Gillislee and Fat Karlos? They looked like Shady. Kromer is working magic again. Brady stinks. No passing offense should ever look this bad even with the players he has. Certainly not with Allen.

Get Aaron Kromer a passing game coordinator. I love that ground game but take away the pick six and it’s not a lot of points. They did tire out the Steelers’ D and they won, but I have no confidence in Brady, nor in “complementary” football.

yay, I get my weekends back. Fire McDermott then call me.

I was disappointed when it was 2nd and 7 (clearly a run) instead of 2nd and 6 (maybe a pass). But then they handed the ball off on 4th down three yards deep. That's when I knew ... oh hell, just fire Brady, fire McDermott.

maybe the players are throwing the game to get McBeane fired. I have no other convincing explanation.

Kelvin Benjamin was the worst starting WR I have ever seen and I saw the strike season. Robert Foster should have started in his place even if he just stood motionless at the line of scrimmage. Throwing to Benjamin led to a lower passer rating than spiking the ball. So the standard here is should we start Shavers over the pool of unexciting receivers on the roster now, but the question then was do we really need to play eleven players every down and if so, should one of them be Robert Foster rather than Benjamin?

The first one is qualified by the 25+ yards per pass and that's probably just the one game. The second graphic is qualified with an unparseable sentence. Multiple games is what I think they mean, so Josh is the only one, but it reads like "multiple 3 pass & 3 rush TDs" which makes no sense. Yahoo will have to try to blame the AI that wrote that slop, but I suspect it was a recent college grad, probably Harvard.

You know who doesn’t wet himself, Emmitt? Thurman Thomas, that’s who.

Geno could be Brady as far as I can tell. Totally screwed by his teammates (except the punter)

How can it even be possible for a WR to let Geno down?

If I’m Carrol, I just punt on every down.

Omg that punt. Lol

Which bishop highlight are you guys celebrating? Please be specific, lol.