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Ok. Braxton Berrios gets the nod because why? What’s his 3rd down conversion rate? Is he as good of a route runner as Beasley? Does he understand option routes the same way? You can’t just plug and play one small light skinned dude for another. Braxton Barrios is GARBAGE. Beasley is certainly slower than he was last season, but he’s reliable. And as an outlet on 3rd and long, that’s what you need. That’s all he is here for, and that’s all he was ever here for. I was made aware of that after I was roasted on here after his first season, because I wasn’t drinking the Cole Kool Aid. He’s fiery and opinionated, and people here don’t like that… so naturally the fans here want him gone. Lord knows his “distractions” have hampered this team all season. Braxton Berrios…

Aunt Joanne used to cook up the roast beef from Tops in the crock pot for a few hours, then get the Redlinski’s Horseradish out. Dip the roll in the juice, put the beef on the roll, put the horseradish on the beef with a fork (Ancient Polish Secret), put the roll on top, eat. When times were tough, the Sunbeam Bread served as an “open face beef on weck”. Not sure if this is what you were looking for, but it’s now I remember it being made.

Oh weird, another quality player being maligned here.

My son and I just watched “Fandemonium”. Anyone think you can buy pieces of this seasons goal posts at the Trench Store?

Thank God for this defense.

No more punts!

I’d like to go back to when they don’t punt. That worked good for 2 games. Halftime adjustments, get it done OBD!!

I’d like to go back to when they don’t punt. That worked good for 2 games. Halftime adjustments, get it done OBD!!

I guess the Bills coaching staff got the note the Jests were upset about the score last game. Id settle for a little less clapping, and a lot more throat stepping from this staff.

Admittedly, I don’t watch a lot of Broncos football. But Drew Lock didn’t look all that terrible. He’s got a good arm, good feet, and he seems to understand to take what the defense gives him. There’s a bunch of talent on that O-line and they have weapons. They have bad coaches. No plan to develop the QB they drafted, and no faith in him. I’m not saying that Lock is a Championship level QB, but he’s not the biggest issue on that team.

I would say that the offense responded really well to that fumble. They marched right down the field and were in a great spot. And then they got Fangio’d.

For all the faults that the Bills may have, they no longer play like this Broncos team. People may not like McDermott, but one thing that no longer happens is watching a team quit on their coach. That field goal completely killed this team. I feel bad for them. And the worst part, some team is going to hire Fangio to coach defense. Awful.

That field goal is exactly why the Broncos haven’t beaten the Chiefs since 2015. Your season is over. Fangio is FOR SURE getting fired. Go for it. What’s the “safe” play there?

There’s isn’t a player on that list that belongs in the HOF

This is why the refs are on the field. Otherwise players will enforce the rules themselves. They pick up the Hughes flag, and what happens when Judson shoves Allen after the ball is out of his hand? Or trips him after the whistle? Or Diggs gets the Brock Lesnar treatment? Opposing players always have a choice to fight back, or put points on the board; or like Bills teams of the past… do nothing and get run out of the building. Josh Allen said it best post game… ”I don’t know who the $&@! they thought I was!” He’s a tough guy who fought back on the scoreboard. Which is EXACTLY what we have all wanted for forever.

I thought this was football? What would you guys think of Mean Joe Green if he played today? “It’s a tough game, for tough people.”

I’ll give you the athletic guards. But there are more than capable receivers, and even Knox has been reliable in those few TE screens that sometimes have worked in the past. Boettger and Morse are athletic enough to pull one gap to spring to the next level. And if that’s the main issue; then coach these fellas up. They’re young men in their athletic prime. There’s no excuse for it at this level, with these goals in mind.

It’s been said, many times many ways… Build a screen game.

Where is the screen game? It doesn’t matter to whom or where on the field. One thing that the Patriots did last night really well was play great team offense. They don’t rely on any ONE player, but all of them. That’s so cliche, but 6 Super Bowls and a wing in Canton, says different. Too much of this offense relies on Josh Allen. That’s not sustainable at all. Obviously a better run game would change that, however, there isn’t one. So go with what you do best, which is throw the ball around, in rhythm and open up passing lanes. This game was there, like others, and the lack of creativity in the offense (how can this EVEN be a thing still) lost this game.

I mean; this is the most accurate assessment of the defensive effort.

Well, that sucked.

McDermott. Daboll. No one else. This is total garbage, and it’s on them.

Win out and make a deep run. That’s what I expect from this team, because that’s what I was sold. That’s what we saw against teams that don’t have good offensive lines… and the Jags. So as long as the rest of the way is paved with teams with poor O-lines, we should make it all the way.

The explanation is as simple as the Dolphins walking off with :18 on the clock. If winning is all that matters as a pro, then you play if you’re down. Maybe you don’t put Tu’a out there. Fine, but run a damn play. Your team is garbage, and you walk off the field and cry about the other team playing until the end; that’s why your locker room is trash, and your team will continue to be trash. Old Bills teams did this same thing, and it always drove me crazy. Your get beat by 15-20 and all you want is to get off the field. I get that. But these men are supposed to be the best of the best, nothing but the hunger for glory and Blah blah blah. Gladiators. Warriors. Cry babies. For any Bills fans who think the Bills did something wrong, at home, against a HISTORIC RIVAL, please re-examine the 70’s and the 80’s. If there was a way for them to have done an onside kick and scored again, I would have applauded for that as well. The Dolphins, and their fans, can eat a big one, forever.

He will certainly face some kind of suspension, regardless of a settlement or conviction. If the NFL doesn’t stand up against him for what he’s done, then they have no legs to stand on when it comes to player discipline.