[Josh Allen lost the game by himself]

Never going to beat a good team with that many major mistakes.

[Level of opponent]

1 minute ago, row_33 said:

 

i don't judge....

 

 

 

I can respect that, let them prove who they are on the field.

[Level of opponent]

2 minutes ago, r00tabaga said:

I believe that when teams "play to their level", it's a focus issue. On one hand I hope that we aren't that kind of team, but on the other hand I would like to go into this weekend extra focused and limit mistakes against a good opponent and get a huge victory in the process.

 

The 90s Bills were great but play'd to their level A LOT!

I totally agree with you, seems like they lose focus at different points but for decent stretches each game.

[Level of opponent]

5 minutes ago, row_33 said:

depends upon your honest and realistic expectations for a team

 

 

Are you insinuating that expectations may be to high?

[Level of opponent]

Simple question, is this a team that just seems to play to the level of their opponent?  I would like to think that they are better than the teams they have played by more than the scores would reflect.  What do you think?

[Bills: Playoffs or Bust 2019. What must happen?]

Wouldn't it make more sense to average the stats of the 6th team in every year? That's what it takes to make the playoffs.

[Updated: Steelers open to trading Antonio Brown - Rooney sees it hard bringing him back]

9 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

I think he goes to the 49ers.  It makes too much sense.  The Steelers won't get the 49ers 2nd pick in the draft for him given Brown's age and contract, but I could see something like the 49ers giving up aa 2nd round pick in 2019 and 2020 trade for him.

 

Don't you think teams with young QBs will be hesitant to trade for him?  If he doesn't respect Big Ben who will he respect?

[Your opinion how the Bills will add to the Roster? (edited)]

"As a young scout, I learned that it typically takes eight to 12 blue-chip players to field a championship roster. Those blue-chip players are regarded as top-10 players at their respective positions and they are the difference makers on your squad. From a draft perspective, I was also taught first- and second-round selections should form the nucleus of your team and they must play at a high level for your team to have any chance of competing for the title.

 

Based on this who are the blue chip players on the Bills roster?