Buffalo Junction
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Bishop seems to be showing up with Poyer next to him instead of Rapp.
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12 minutes ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:
Matter of time? The Pats already did it. Cook had 3.3 YPC that game.
Interesting in that game Kincaid was able to get 108 yards receiving on only 6 receptions. So the Bills have ways to counter, but I am not sure Brady is good enough to scheme guys open consistently.
Watching that Packers/Steelers game last night was a bit eye opening with regards to this…. It seemed like LeFleur had an answer schemed up for almost everything the Steelers threw at them.
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5 minutes ago, zow2 said:
McManus will have competition at practice this week.
They just brought him back from IR after Havrisik was doing well…. They might just IR him again or cut him.
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29 minutes ago, Process said:
There isn't a defensive player in the league worth what they gave up for him when you consider draft picks +money
Not with the way the referees call penalties. A few games aside I haven’t really paid attention to Parsons while he was in Dallas. I’ve seen four GB games this year and it seems like the refs haven’t been calling blatant/flagrant holding on him or Gary since week one — not arm bar stuff, but legit headlock from behind holding.
Honestly feels like Oline penalties have been selective all year for most teams though. Holding, false starts, illegal cut blocks, etc seem to be more subjective than normal this year.
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On 10/16/2025 at 10:40 AM, JP51 said:
TBH I think most people have a higher opinion of Bernard than I do... I just do not see him shedding blocks and making plays especially laterally... like you employ these small glorified Safeties as your LB cause they can run... but they cant shed blocks... so whats the point...
I understand that it’s a passing league, but I will never understand only playing small faster LBers without dominant DTs that can keep them free to flow…. or at least a solid run stuffing 1T.
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48 minutes ago, Sargent Hulka said:
I'd take Wade Phillips aa a DC over Babich, right now! Babich was also linebackers coach previously before the promotion, which is arguably the weakest link.
If Wade Phillips had JA17 instead of Flutie/Johnson he’d likely had several SB visits and at least one win.
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13 minutes ago, Walking Tall said:
I don’t agree with that. Walker is 6’7” and about 330. Dexter Lawrence is 6’4 and around 340. Lawrence is receiving about 40% more of his team’s defensive snaps than Walker is. That is a substantial amount more.IMO, it’s more because Walker is a rookie and the Bills philosophy has been to always rotate their d-linemen.
He’s a rookie and he came into the season with a back injury which at his size could be aggravated with too much of a workload too quickly.
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3 minutes ago, Mark Vader said:
He looks great. I was thrilled when we drafted him and surprised at how long he lasted.
I feel he has more upside than T.J. Sanders. I know, I know, they aren't the same type of player, but I'm loving what Walker is doing.
He absolutely has more upside. The concerns are improving technique, increasing lower body strength, and staying healthy with his back condition. Kid certainly has the talent to be a top DT
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3 hours ago, sven233 said:
I said it leading up to the draft. I said it the night of the draft. And I'll continue to say it now. The problem is not picking Worthy over Coleman. The problem is giving the Chiefs the one piece they were looking for.
That said.....did I have Worthy rated higher than Coleman? Yes. Should we have picked him over Coleman? Yes. If everything fell the way it did on draft night, would Worthy be a Bill? No. Still have concerns about his size and ability to hold up over a full season. Also, it seems maybe there are some character concerns there as well, but we are not privy to all of that information. Regardless, I had different ideas of how to handle WR that night. Trading up a few spots for BTJ. Exploring a trade into the top 10 for one of the big 3. Exploring a trade for an established WR. But, if it all played out the way it did and none of those were viable options, Ladd McConkey would be on this team right now in this "Everybody Eats" system.
The fact is, I had Coleman rated as a late 3rd or early 4th rounder. So, he wouldn't have even been on my radar. But when you are in the development of a system where getting the ball to the open guy is the only thing that matters, then you best believe I am drafting the guy that can get open on a regular basis. The argument against McConkey was that he was primarily a slot guy and we had Shakir. My argument is, if you aren't going to get a burner or someone to take the top off the defense and want to live in the short to intermediate areas of the field anyway, then you can never have too many slot guys like Shakir and McConkey! Just line them up wherever and let them get open and have Allen find them. Seriously, if your entire offensive system is going to be about guys getting open and catching the ball, we drafted the last WR we should have. But, it's all hindsight now. We're stuck with what we have. It's not that Coleman is a complete disaster as a player. He does have certain skills that you would like to have in your WR room. But it should be as a 3rd or 4th WR option, not as a WR logging a majority of your snaps. But at the end of the day, this is not about Coleman vs Worthy. It's about the decision to trade with KC in general and pick of the WR we did make for the system we were trying to install. Neither look like great decisions as of now.
Two aspects you’re missing with how Coleman fits into everybody eats and separation are
1. Everybody eats includes the running backs, WR screens, and relies on YAC. Having WRs that can effectively block downfield adds to that.
2. Larger WRs that can high-point the ball is a form of separation, especially in the red zone where speed is mitigated.
It’s certainly debatable if those particular skill fits were worth a trade down and high 2nd round pick when you could get that from a Mack Hollins. That said, neither Kincaid nor any of the other WRs on this roster were proven commodities with those traits.
That aside, I wasn’t particularly fond of Worthy or Coleman pre draft.
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2 hours ago, PetermansRedemption said:
All of this is just so odd to me. How is a famous broadcaster alone drinking in the bar? Or at least wandering off? No one was there with this guy who could have walked him back to his penthouse hotel room? And then Sanchez is so smoked he decides it’s his place to care about where the fryer oil collection guy parked his truck?
Maybe waiting by the back entrance for an escort to be dropped off?
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8 hours ago, Johnnycage46 said:
Its easy to route against Philly
Easy now with Waze and car navigation, but back in the day…. “How the hell did I end up in Jersey?” 😆
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1 hour ago, Augie said:
That’s one of the worst no calls I’ve seen since the Saints didn’t go to the Super Bowl. It does make you wonder how it could be THAT BAD. Did they not correct that call? What was he supposed to do? That’s crazy to me.
The NFL is slowly following the NBA into obscurity for me.
It’s that bad because of what the refs got away with after that Saints PI no call…. All of the coach challenges that were denied even though everyone with eyes could see what happened. Couple that with the league capitulating to the ref union after that Packers/Seahawks replacement ref game and…. Unchecked egos from the officials and support of the owners.
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OMG! THE 2ND ROUND WR ISN’T JAMAR CHASE!!!! BURN BEANE AT THE STAKE!!!!
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25 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Lol, I love these threads. 🤣🤣 One of the funniest things on social media is when people complain about businesses making more money. 🤣 Can someone please share with the group which businesses AREN’T trying to make more money?
All I can come up with is Arizona Iced Tea. That’ll probably change when the owner dies or retires though.
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1 hour ago, Buffalo Boy said:
Wisdom of age.
Living in the south especially, I assume everyone is carrying.
Some of the road rage interactions I watch people have are truly baffling.
So much anger and aggression just waiting for a chance to be triggered over completely pointless reasons.That’s a fact. I was at a traffic light in Clermont, FL where two guys were raging and arguing. One got out and put about five rounds in the other’s car. Crazy and stupid.
3 minutes ago, Pete said:Crazy story. I’m glad you are ok Bills Brother. If a knife hit an organ, that’s fatal. My friend was in the Special Forces, and he told me they were trained to take a knife in the forearm, if attacked.
Most likely. Knives are more dangerous than many think. Two decades ago I was outside a bar smoking with some random chick. A dude grabbed her purse and took off, I chased him and grabbed it, and he turned around and stabbed me in the gut. MD at the ER told me that if I didn’t have mesh in my abdomen from a previous surgery the stab wound probably would have been fatal.
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33 minutes ago, VW82 said:
Interesting that so many here are still calling him a 3T even though he’s lining up as a 1T at least half the time if not more to my eye. Walker can play both.
I’m not sure what more a 4th rounder needs to show to be considered an immediate hit. Even if all he ever is is a quality 3rd DT (what he’s already giving us now), that pick is a winner.
Fans are going to freak out when we inevitably have to pay to replace Daquan in FA next year but I’m in Walker and feel like between him and Ed and whatever we can get out of Sanders, our DT room is going to be a big plus for years to come.
Rather pay a run stuffing 1T with a bit of pass rushing upside than pay for a starting 3T. Substantial price difference between the two.
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1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:
It has also long been the case that the person who best knows how to stop Sean McVay's offense is Kyle Shanahan. Which is because it isn't really McVay's offense. It's Shanahan's.
That whole coaching tree — Shanny, McVay, LeFleur, O’Connell, etc — plays each other closely in most games. The only exception is McDaniels who seems to crap the bed against all of them.
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9 hours ago, DaggersEOD said:
Learned a bit about this while naming one of my kids. Jr and the 2nd are two different things.
When you make your son a Jr. you become Sr. When you die, he loses the Jr. and just takes the name.
If you name him the 2nd, you become the 1st and when you die, he continues to be the 2nd.
Also, the naming can skip generations (name your kid after a grandfather, etc) or even branches, (named after an uncle) as long as the name is exactly the same.
Useless fact of the day 😅😁
Go Bills!!
As the “4th” I can confirm this. I can also confirm that it can be a legal nightmare ate times, especially when the birth certificate uses Roman numerals. My personal favorite was getting popped for driving without insurance because the insurance agent applied my payment to my father’s account. 🤦♂️
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2 hours ago, Augie said:
Who said better options were available. It’s not like there were 1st and 2nd round talents that we passed upon. You typically get third round talents in the third round. There is a reason they don’t go higher.
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This… generally those 3rd round or later guys who turn into great players overcome some legitimate concern — character issues, injuries, lack of development, athletic/size deficiencies — to become excellent starters. It usually takes them some time coupled with solid coaching and top effort to break through. The occasional revelation — Elvis Dumervil — aside it’s a rarity for these guys to pop year one.
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Josh decided “F it” it’s time to Josh.
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Just now, UKBillFan said:
I think McDermott likes coaches who are similar with his way of thinking, then getting someone who might have different ideas.
As do I, but the drawbacks to that methodology are showing.
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1 minute ago, Freddie's Dead said:
WOW, WE HAVE 10 PLAYERS ON THE FIELD AND YOU BLOW YOUR 2ND TO???? C'MON MCDUMMY, GET YOUR ***** TOGETHER!!!!
That’s on Babich and the defensive assistants. Honestly, it might be time for McD to go outside the organization and get some fresh concepts in here.
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59 minutes ago, SoTier said:
Because "white European American" is the dominant culture in the US. Most Americans of European ethnicity lose most of their ethnic subculture after about 3 generations, unless they happen to live in tight knit communities that keep the culture alive, frequently based on religion. I think 2 examples are Hasidic Jews and the Amish.
You can add Midwest and southern/Texan Germans to that equation. That post church Sunday meal is Weiner schnitzel, Kartoffelsalat, etc followed by brandy, schnapps, beer and football.
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Will we see Hairston "shadowing" Worthy on Sunday??
in The Stadium Wall
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The fun play is going to come from him jumping an out route.