Giuseppe Tognarelli

Thanks Sal!

It's really not just a game. It's livelihoods and careers for many people.

I think Logic might be Sal Capaccio

I trust that both Kamara and Ingram will be out, since Tuesday is like a Friday this week. I say that tongue in cheek, because I heard that Payton likes to play games with the injury report and I don't actually expect them to be out.

This is the hint that this thread is a joke. Doritos and grapes do not have protein, and Stouffer's doesn't make pizza (well, except a "French bread" one).

I love this. When I say these exact things about the coach needing more fire, I get flamed, but hopefully with a real writer saying it, people will take it seriously.

On what basis?

Wawrow sees it too! This is what I've been saying. See reply of original poster who brought up the point

This is NOT the attitude the Bills had postgame. There is something seriously wrong with this team right now.

I could be wrong, but I don't think the Bills really have any comebacks under McDermott. One-score games don't count. When the Bills get down, it seems like it's over fast. That's a coaching and QB problem.

It didn't. Watch Dawkins, Allen, Knox post game. They don't think it's a big deal. I've never quite seen anything like it. I think they still really think they can win whenever they really want to. Don't you usually have overconfident takes?

With the fans it is setting in. However, there is no evidence that it is setting in with the players. From Dawkins to Allen to Knox, I noticed a disturbing attitude in their postgame comments. They seem to still think they'll play well "when it counts" and act like this is no big deal. They seem arrogant, not humble.

I'm really scared that the people who agreed with this might not have seen anything wrong with it

Absolutely.

Great post. These are the right questions.

I would invest heavily in the offensive and defensive lines and hire a specialist to help Josh Allen become a stone-cold killer who's not so affected by what's going on around him.

You kid, but let's see if we ever actually win a championship with him. I have my doubts. He's mentally weak.

Thank you.

No. Hard truths: Sean McDermott's teams are soft and can't handle a challenge; they buckle when they face adversity, pressure, or expectations Josh Allen has no poise and becomes a terrible quarterback when things start going against him Can't win an SB like this, ever Also, this team does not have an advantage playing in cold weather. The more physical team is the one with the advantage, and that's usually not the Bills This team needs to play in a dome to be at its best Also, can you imagine Josh Allen in a Super Bowl when faced with adversity? I don't even want to think about it.

Losing mentality. The options should not be McDermott or something bad like we had before. McDermott should NOT be judged on what happened before him. He should be judged against the best in the league right now. The "just good enough" and "at least it's not as bad as it used to be" attitude in the fan base in Buffalo is pathetic.

Wow. Where have I heard this before...? People really should listen to me more.

Look for a key player to get injured in garbage time.

Josh Allen has no poise. None. He's frustrated and anxious, so he throws hard and high. Not anywhere near good enough.

A loss like this could have serious ramifications for this regime.