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Definitely not the injury to rush back from, especially with wet conditions expected. Klein and others time to step up. Be interesting if we roll out a couple "dime" looks with Neal. Klein has done well in a blitzing role, something everyone says not to do against Mahomes. I say stay aggressive and see if we can force a turnover or 2

Juju looks like a broken right forearm. Injuries hitting Steelers hard

On offense: attack the KC weakness. which is their slow LB core. I'm going with a combo of Moss/Motor/Knox, Daboll getting them involved early and often in the pass game. Defense: we need some to deliver enough pressure to force a turnover or keep the KC offense to Fgs instead of TDs. I think it's 2-3 crucial defensive plays that could make the difference. And think Frazier decides to be more aggressive this yr, I'm going with Milano if he plays, otherwise Klein, to bring well-timed blitzes that lead to the splash plays that we will need.

All I have to say, is Coach and team better bring the aggressiveness. Well discussed after last year's losses, but we need to be aggressive on offense going for it on 4th down and not settling for FGs. On defense, I don't trust our front 4 to deliver consistent/ reliable pressure. Inconsistent production and KCs OL is much improved and playing solid. I'd rather we dial up some blitzes and try to force negative plays. We need a few stops/Fg instead of TD moments, and I can live with giving up chunk plays at times. Mahomes and KC offense is going to put up points regardless, I'd rather not have death by a thousand paper cuts. Our redzone offense/defense is likely going to decide this game. Nervous because our offense has been inconsistent this yr, after doing so well last season. I think Daboll needs to get McKenzie back involved inside the 20, and go back to using the jet sweeps RPos etc. Standings-wise, big game for playoff seeding down the road of course. But this is one of those moments where it's time to beat big brother and this could propel our confidence for a big run this season. Go Bills!

Might be a week where we see some game-time decisions, Groot Aj and Milano. Should know more later today

Hopefully get through practice today and is cleared. Great depth at that position, not to diminish AJs value to the team, but still confident in Efe / Boogie stepping up if needed.

Not saying you are wrong. But I didn't interpret Coach's comments that way. Thought his comment implied if the same group was available, then that is thr starting 5. First need to see if Feliciano is cleared, but I think he slides back into the LG role.

I know Mcdermott/Frazier are locked into their nickle defense. But if Milano is out this week, it might be nice to see us mix up looks with Klein (nickle) and then going dime on 3rd downs/other situations. Assuming Taron and Poyer are back, I'd consider promoting Lewis again (insurance for Johnson and our dimeback), while Boogie doesn't dress. Not getting my hopes up, but other teams have had some success doing this against KC in 2020 (ie: Pats, Raiders, Bucs). I still like Kleins versatility blitzing, but i think he's a liability in coverage against a team with this much speed. Just not a good match up, and think our best 11 on defense might be more dime looks this week.

Ok, again that's up to each person to perceive/read into his posts. Or did you somehow talk to him in person? Go Bills regardless!

His comment was addressed at fans booing him. There's always going to be fans who boo their own players (which I disagree with). But I don't feel called out, because I wasn't booing him and still cheer him on.

Then he clarified and said the fans sitting near the sidelines/bench. Again, I'm just pointing out I'd didn't feel called out by that comment. Because I'm supporting him. Maybe you feel called out, because you don't? I don't need a response, just worth considering.

You're letting perception/opinion, become facts and confidence based on your own admitted dislike of the player. that's the issue. I'm not trying to get you to admit your wrong or right. But you're doing the same thing over and over, turning opinion into factual or bold statements... 1. Coach yelling at Beas: we've already covered this. 2. Now again with Beas calling out an entire fanbase, or putting them on blast as you said. How? I don't feel called out. Another bold statement made with utmost confidence and soreness. He called out those fans heckling/booing him. What Bills Fan goes to a game to boo our own players, anyway? Especially over their beliefs/views, Albeit views I don't agree with, but come on now. Again. you dislike the player because of his social media comments/views, great. But when you start to twist what's happening, that's what I'm calling out (see above examples).

I would suspect Feliciano steps back into his LG spot, once healthy. Hopefully he's ready for this week. I still think he's a better option than Ike. Be interesting to see what transpires. Spencer Brown certainly made his presence felt, looking like a very solid pick.

If you don't have a bias, then that's great. I'm just going off your prior posts, and this one, which seems you are emotional about this topic and have a strong stance/opinion on it. You were very confident that Coach was chewing out Beas and repeated it several times. At no point did you offer up or say, I'm just observing and I may be wrong, or it seemed like coach was.... You seemed sure of yourself and your opinion throughout this thread, so hence why I thought you have a bias. But I'm very glad that you don't and are able to see that the original reason this thread was created has gone off the rails and into personal opinion about his Twitter feed

Funny how fans don't want athletes to bring politics into sports, ie:kneeling, social media posts, etc. But it's OK for fans to shout political comments to athletes during games or in parking lot after game? Seems a bit hypocritical. This isn't directed at you, just a general response. I don't get worked up about anyone's beliefs, to each their own. But I do think it's wrong for anyone to come to a sporting event and try to stir things up, ie: booing our own players, comments to agitate, etc. Support our team, or keep your mouth shut is what I do. I come on here to complain, not at the games. But I guess some feel the need to go the extra mile

Get your eyes and judgment checked, Coach was definitely not chewing him out. His body language being off, could you please provide "proof" of that? I only ask because you're 0 for 1 and I'd like to see what you are referring to

Great capture, I was just watching the replay and saw the same thing. Thanks for posting. @MAJBobby, was this what you were referring to? If so, I'd say your bias against Beas blinded your judgment on what/who Coach was directing his anger at. No way it was toward Beas though. You can have your opinion about Beas and his social media, which I also disagree with his views. But this was a big time miss on you trying to make a statement that Coach was chewing him out. Completely untrue

Sanders looks fine. Knox, maybe a dislocated finger it looked like

That's Boettger at RG, I believe. #65

Is the P/S rule still limited to 2 call-ups per week? If so, be interesting to see how they manage gameday roster if Feliciano, Poyer, and Johnson all have to miss. I'd say Cam and Thomas should be the call-ups/dress, perhaps they dress Doyle if they think Brown can backup on interior (with Bates).

Not good about Taron, same with Poyer. Tomorrow injury report should give more clarity, if we should expect them to play. If Taron or Poyer can't go, my guess, is that Lewis would get called up before Wildgoose and rotate with Neal at NCB. Josh Thomas called up and be our other Safety backup, with J. Johnson starting

I suspect neither, if both Levi and Dane are active. Both got full practices Friday, and coach was positive on Levi playing

Agree on the defensive playcalls. Although we did mix it up well against Steelers too, I think this was an offseason focus to be more aggressive. Ben/Claypool/refs bailed them out a couple times or we might have held them to 1 score. Moss rebounded from thr fumble well. Glad to see he was active and involved I. short yardage. Motor still looks better and should remain the starter IMO, until proven otherwise. There is a role for each. Will add.that dline performance today was off the charts. Guys played with hair on fire, and AJE although not on the sack statsheet gave others opportunities to clean up. Things I disagree with: 1. Daboll isn't desperately doing anything right now. He literally just installed a bunch of new plays/called a completely different style this week. Josh's footwork and mechanics just look off right now. He's inaccurate with a few throws, leading to longer 3rd downs to convert and missed chances to extend drives. Granted, I think Josh will adjust and get back on track. He did make a few really great plays, then a couple very bad misses. 2. Feliciano was.really bad in the 1st half, really? He sprung that big run by Motor, with his perfect execution of the combo block and getting to the 2nd level. Sometimes not sure if ppl know X and Os to understand what they are seeing. 3. Edmunds is in a completely different class ahead of Klein and Smith (inactive). Polarizing topic, all I have to say is Coach and Frazier seem to agree. Klein deserves credit for stepping in and played well. Missed a couple tackles to start, but had a nice blitz and fundamentally sound. Klein is what he is, not the sideline to sideline or coverage LB that I trust. Go Bills, great team win!

Incorrect. He played, just didn't get any targets/catches

Seriously?! He's coming off a torn acl. Dude is a beast and will continue to get better throughout the year