Ethan in Cleveland

You left out one statistic. They were 1-1 in the two games you pointed out. So OMG they gave up 200 yards AND LOST has a lot more meaning than how you describe it.

Yup. They should be in 4-3 much more than usual. If Basham was playing you could even play some 5-2 by kicking him inside. Will be interesting to see what Frazier does now that he is down to 3 DEs. Does Oliver and/or Settle play some DE? Does Edmunds? I'd rather see something creative instead of just bringing up some PS bum to take snaps at DE.

I don't know Tim Couch, Joey Harrington and Akili Smith come immediately to mind as bigger busts than Wilson. And that is just QB's - I'm looking at you Tony Mandarich

But will they play him at center? I like him in the pivot too but so far this season they have been reluctant to move him there. Correct me if I am wrong even in Miami they did not move him to center when they were down to the third string.

I was at that Green Bay game too. I was left underwhelmed by the supposed mystique of Lambeau Field. It's just an old worn out bad stadium with bad food and bad bathrooms

Odd, I've been there twice in the last two years and the stands were 40% Bills fan. No bad behavior by Jets fans.

Milano got screwed Morse is good but he is not first team ProBowl center Bass is having a great year but Tucker has the name recognition and the nasty stare

Hope they have training wheels so no one has a fall.

And we are right

I posted during the game that it looked like Poyer blew his assignment and should have been deeper.

Hopefully this bad end to his career will keep him out of HOF. He has put up a ton of yards but came up small in the biggest moments.

He's a talented QB with zero supporting cast. I love how the board mocks other QBs and forget where we were just a short time ago. His 2021 and 2022 stats are for the most part (QB rating, comp %, less INTs) better than Allen's 2018 and 2019 stats. He is better in year 2 than year 1 just like Allen was. The question will be can he make the tremendous improvement in year 3 that Allen did. Not many QBs in the history of the game have done that. As for strategy. I never liked using a spy. No player on the Bills D can run with him. You are better off playing your base defense, try to keep him in the pocket and force him to throw to a below average group of wideouts.

His coach speak is fine. He provided reasonable answers to reasonable sideline questions. Good job by him and the reporter. Beane just out and out lies and the fan base eats it up as gospel.

No the controversy was if a Steeler WR was the one who touched the ball then another Steeler can't legally catch it. That was the rule then. So the only way the catch is legal is if the ball hit the Raiders DB first. From all the replays I have seen there is no way to tell who touched the ball first. The ball clearly goes backwards at quite a speed and distance which would make it seem like it was the Raiders defender who hit the ball as the Steelers WR was coming across the field not towards the ball as the Raiders' defender was. The other controversy is the refs huddled after the play and I'm pretty sure called NFL headquarters. There was no replay of course. The story goes that they asked about their security because if they ruled the catch was illegal they were afraid of the fans reactions and their safety. Supposedly that is what a Raiders player overheard them saying.

The open air farce and waste of tax payer money will be looming over Buffalo and it's tax base for decades after Josh Allen is retired

If Jets had taken Allen, I would have wanted Rosen over Darnold. Rosen was my #2. I wanted Allen at all costs. I posted Darnold was going to be a bust pre-draft but I though Rosen was going to be another Aaron Rodgers type. A bit odd personality but had good arm and similar body type. If Beane misses out on Allen he's out of a job by now

In reading this I didn't realize the Steelers lost the following week to the Dolphins. I had always thought that was one of their SuperBowl years. Franco's reputation was he was solid but not spectacular. He was not as big and strong as Jim Brown, not as fast as OJ or Tony Dorsett, and did not have anything to compare to Walter Payton. Some folks claimed he was soft and avoided contact. I only started watching football in 1980 so I only saw him when he was in decline. I beleive when he retired he was #2 all time rush leader behind Brown.

They played it perfectly is all that needs to be said.

Good post. Can't believe this is still being debated

He's been reckless with the ball all year. Probably 8 dropped INTs this year. This team would be lucky to have 4 wins without him. When he plays under control he is the MVP and best player in the league. Just wish Dorsey could dial up some easy early down completions more frequently.

He's nothing short of the franchise savior. Without him McD and Beane would be out of jobs. If Jets take Allen, Bills take Rosen or Darnold and neither Beane nor McD last long enough to find another QB.

He fumbled running last week. What bad snap against Minnesota? Allen fumble was a perfect snap. Allen just blew it. Not buying this Morse is out nonsense. Allen is a ProQB and these are professional linemen. There is no excuse for a bad snap and exchange, ever. Practice it every day with Morse and the backups. Pretty simple.

Those two were fine players but nowhere near the athlete Knox is.

Best Bills TE since the merger!

I dont think RG has much to do with ut. When he has been beaten badly it is with an outside speed rush