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4 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:
This aged well
Trust the process
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15 hours ago, todd said:
I've actually have a torn labrum in my left shoulder. Had it since march and doing PT since then. Surgery isn't recommended, maybe because I'm over 50, but it is significant. 2-4 weeks maybe he can play, but he won't have the range of motion. And it will be mainly pain tolerance. I'm a golfer and used to be good (well, good enough). Lost 30 yards off my drives and went from a 7 handicap to a 14 just this year because of it. And I'm certainly not a professional athlete. He's done contributing in a helpful manner for at least two or three months - and that's with intense rehab and PRP injections. I had a pain shot and it helped a little, but not enough. Sorry to say he's probably washed until late in the playoffs - if we even make it that far.
I had the same surgery in 2023. I tore my right labrum in three places. Still not back to what it used to be.
1 minute ago, WotAGuy said:
This is actually helpful experience. Thanks for sharing.
I’m an awful football player - too skinny, can’t run well - so I have little hope for Bernard, based on my experience.
Don’t tell beane, he’ll sign you up today. lol
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The highlight of our season. 😢
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I love Monday morning armchair quarterbacks. He should have done this or done that. Unbelievable!
Just now, ChronicAndKnuckles said:Allen has always had stinkers, but never this many in one season. I don’t care what the majority of the board thinks. Something is absolutely going on.
Yeah, he has no WR’s and the OC sucks big time! No Qb would be successful with this crappy ass offense.
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5 hours ago, dcinmuncie said:
IT DOESN’T MATTER!! It was getting called back regardless !
why are people so dense to this concept?!?!0
Some so called bills fans just don’t like Allen. So when he makes a bad play (which every Qb does) they love to point it out and say I told you so!!!
We would be a two win team without Allen, but let’s not pick every mistake he makes. Unbelievable!
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1 minute ago, MPL said:
Take it easy, Danny DeVito. It was a joke. I don't accept mediocrity.I can’t take it any easier than I do. So all good there. I would hire Danny Devito before I hire mcbean again.
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Just now, Fan in Chicago said:
I believe there is a guy on the Seahawks staff who is GM material. I would look at him first.
Then fire all coaches not named Kromer.
Then see what the situation is at UNC and hire Belichick as Head coach. See if Matt Patricia is available as DC. If McDaniels is fired in Miami, hire him as OC.
I would love this. But it would probably never happen. We’ll just fire a coordinator and run it back with beane and mcdermott.
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1 minute ago, MPL said:
IDK about you, but first thing I'm doing as GM is coming to TwoBillsDrive and getting very sound advice on personnel and player decisions.
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I don’t understand this take. It’s a message board! We have differing opinions. Should be celebrated. Too many people like this. Accept mediocrity.
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1 hour ago, DapperCam said:
This is overly pessimistic. I doubt the Bills will go 1-6 over a 7 game stretch.Steelers defense is not the same as it was and we will be facing their backup QB.
at PIT - W
vs CIN - L
at NE - L
vs CLE - W
vs PHI - L
vs NYJ - W
10-7 gets a wild card as we have tie breakers over most of the competition there (except HOU).
Did you watch last nights game against a backup Quarterback? And we’re on the road as well. If they don’t drastically improve, they will be curb stomped by the steelers.
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Fire mcdummy. He’s Marty Schottenhiemer. 2.0. Great regular season records but choked in the playoffs.
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29 minutes ago, DCOrange said:
Completely different topic, but Shakir is a weird one for me because he's clearly the best WR we have right now, but winning from the slot is also the easiest role vs. what we've asked Palmer, Gabe, Keon, etc. to do and despite all the good things Shakir brings to the table, he's never been particularly good at winning against man coverage even with the advantages that playing out of the slot afford you. We have way bigger fish to fry on this offense but I don't think it would be all that difficult to find an upgrade to Shakir too even though he's a pretty good player and again, the best of our bunch.
He was terrible last night. Definitely has taken a step back this year. Like most of this team. Resting on their laurels.
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30 minutes ago, DCOrange said:
Well I assume they watched him in college rather than just looking at the stats lol. He was always this player and has only gotten better at rushing the passer in the NFL. It was a very well known part of his scouting report in college that he mostly feasted off of the pressures that his teammates generated (and was legitimately good at rushing the passer when he lined up as the DT on 3rd downs but that's not what we drafted him for). Again, it's a valuable skill set to have, but he's never been a guy you expected to just go out and win on the edge.
But we pay him like he is. He’s a good run defender, below average pass rusher. Yet we pay him 20 million a year.
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11 minutes ago, US Egg said:
UFC fighters hug after the fight. WTF is that sh!t?
After is the key word. Have you ever stepped into a ring? Any ring, boxing, wrestling? Hugging after the fight is a sign of respect. Yucking it up after getting torched is quitting.
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Just now, TBBills Fan said:
You can put me down for whatever you want, but that does make it true.
I'm certainly not happy after yesterday or this years roller coaster ride...
However, I'm old enough to know that change can make things better OR worse.
That said, who do you see as a better coach and what do you think they will need to do to get us over the hump?
For me, I don't see a Head coach out there but for OC I'd love to see us give someone like Webb a shot. But again, change doesn't guarantee better results. It's just a fact of life
I don’t want Webb anywhere near the OC position. Last year was the year to choose a new coach. There were several coaches available who would have done a better job with this team in the nine years mcdermott has been the coach he still fails to grasp in game changes when it’s not working. His run first offense with one of the best Quarterbacks in history is a crime. Let’s trade Allen and play trubisky if all he has to do is hand the ball off.
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The problem is he’s too fat! The guy is a huge tub of goo who can’t block a speed rusher to save his life.
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Just now, TBBills Fan said:
Who is this good coach and OC you speak of?
The grass isn't always greener. That said, it's hard not to think about at least an OC change
I don't see any way McBeane goes before opening the new stadium
I’ll put you down as happy with this teams direction.
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14 minutes ago, mjt328 said:
There is a divide amongst the Bills fanbase.
One side has PTSD from the 2000s drought. They are petrified about making a change, because they are worried about going back to being a totally irrelevant and joke of a franchise. So they would prefer keeping the status quo, because Beane/McDermott means Buffalo should at least be in the playoffs and competitive most years.
The other side has PTSD from the 90s Super Bowl teams. They are petrified about NOT making a change, because they are worried we are going to waste another golden era (Hall of Fame roster vs. Hall of Fame QB) without hoisting a Lombardi. They would rather take the chance of things getting worse and going backwards, as opposed to being comfortable with just being good.
Makes you wonder why we support this joke of a team and organization.
2 minutes ago, Low Positive said:I don't fall into either one of those camps. I just realize that making an organizational change means a multi-year rebuild while a new GM and HC reset the cap and roster to play how they want to play. We might as well completely pull off the band-aid and trade the franchise QB too, because he would be mid-30's before we would be ready to contend again, and that's only if they get all those moves right. And the next few drafts have very few QBs in them, even if you have a top pick. Also, if the Bills trade the QB they immediately go back to being a small market where no one wants to play. So, I think the Bills are screwed. I see no way out. My mood today is, "just move the franchise to Toronto so I can stop caring." I'm actually mad that the lease on the new stadium makes that impossible. I can't believe that WNY invested all that money, just to watch a 4-win team in the cold.
I totally disagree 100% with this take. We have one of the best Quarterbacks in the league. We won’t need multiple years of losing to right the ship. A good coach and a good OC next year would completely change this organizations losing mentality.
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1 hour ago, wagne591 said:
I’ve got a question about the offensive game plan: who’s actually calling the shots—McDermott or Brady?
I’ve been wondering about this and wanted to hear some opinions. Last week against Tampa, the offense looked creative and explosive, even with backups in key spots. Then last night we went right back to the predictable, run-heavy approach…and we all saw how that ended.
So is Brady actually designing the offensive game plan, or is McDermott too involved and getting in the way? Personally, I think it’s McD. He’s a great coach overall and a good team builder bringing men together, but he needs to stay in his lane. To me, he still feels more like a great defensive coordinator than a true head coach when it comes to the whole team and offensive involvement. He would be a great Defensive Coordinator somewhere else and great at it when he can focus only on that.
I wish McD would just let Brady do his thing from here on out and stay out of the offense and play Josh ball. We still may have lost last night but at least they would have been having fun IMO. Thoughts???
You lost me at “great defensive coordinator” he is anything but that.
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2 minutes ago, Jon in Pasadena said:
I would also trade your left nutsack for a player of his caliber !
And his right as a throw in.
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On 11/17/2025 at 5:06 PM, sherpa said:
Before I started the vineyard, I completed a class in viticulture, (grape growing), and spent an entire day on herbicides.
I would never put myself, my family or our dog in jeopardy for any reason.
I read the entire gov stuff on glyphosate, available at the time.
I also understand and have looked at the European view on it.
I don't drink it. I don't touch it. I add it to my sprayer and use it.
I have a very good bug population, and I don't have cancer yet, nor do the good number of other people that I know of who use it, carefully.
To each his own.
It’s worth the risk until it’s not. I hope and pray that you or your loved ones never experience any health issues with using round up.
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On 11/17/2025 at 3:58 PM, nedboy7 said:
International Study Reveals Glyphosate Weed Killers Cause Multiple Types of Cancer
There are hundreds of these studies. You cant find one rational functional medicine person to claim you can use glyphosate safely. My question is why is RFK going after red dye #5 instead of real issues that are poisoning Americans. Basically all of our industrial farming concepts.
Why do you want RFK to do something about that? So you can B word and moan about what a facist RFK because he is actually doing something to helping Americans. All you do is B word and moan. You’re part of the problem, definitely not part of the solution.
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Bills 31
Texans 17
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Is Stroud even playing Thursday?
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23 minutes ago, NickelCity said:
His ceiling is as high as his mental processing will allow for. He's getting better in that area but it's still absolutely a work in progress for a young player.
The HOF shouts at this junction are insane lol
Who’s saying HOF besides you?
Around the NFL - Nov 23 - Week 12 (no Bills stuff in this thread please)
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