Giuseppe Tognarelli

Bills under .500 and all this stuff swirling around... I really think it's on the verge of being over.

It better be Harbaugh. There's no reason why it can't be.

My prediction is that we win out until Miami, it gets flexed to SNF, win and in, but we lose in a heartbreaker.

Why does everyone always want to cut Pro Bowl center and beloved team leader Mitch Morse???

This is actually a great idea for a stadium chant. Please stop with crap like this. I'm glad fewer and fewer are spouting this nonsense, but it needs to be zero so Pegula sees a united fanbase demanding a change. McDermott has Allen. That is why we are .500 this late in the season and why previous Bills teams weren't. McDermott shouldn't be compared to previous Bills coaches. He should only be compared to his league-wide peers who have elite QBs. Agree, but I was also fasting all day yesterday and today while doing colonoscopy prep. Imagine that combo with this legendary L.

The Buffalo Bills have brutalized their fanbase beyond repair. I'm taking this loss as hard as 13 Seconds. I can't believe they made a 59-yard kick in the rain, but of course they did. And Gabe Davis couldn't just turn right and catch the winning touchdown. This hurts so much.

That's game. You can't drop the ball and a 7-0 lead against this team.

It's not going to happen -- ever. It's over for Miller.

Where do you get that it's on FOX? It's not on FOX. It's on Prime.

So, I can TOTALLY see this catching on and the fans chanting DOOOOOOOOT when he makes a play.

"Are you in your robe, John?" -- my favorite McDermott-Wawrow moment

Close, but no cigar. Stabler was in his fourth year starting under Madden. @bobobonators How are you disagreeing? Do you disagree with the facts? 😂

The turnover battle is mystically important. I hate the desperation Hail Mary.

Cook is averaging 5.1 yards per carry.

Factually, anyone who doesn't want to fire Sean McDermott is one of three things: 1) fine with not winning a Super Bowl, or 2) of the belief that McDermott will be the first coach in NFL history to win a Super Bowl after being with the same QB for > 5 years, or 3) willing to trade Josh Allen. cc: Pegula, Terry

To me, it seems like people are finally waking up and realizing. As I've said many times, no analysis of Sean McDermott should include any comparison to previous Bills coaches. He should be compared ONLY to league-wide peers who have elite QBs.

I didn't say anything about up to this point. The schedule in totality is one of the hardest in the NFL.

This possibility just goes to show how incredibly influential schedule and luck are. For the Bills, this season has been a remarkable combination of injuries, bad luck, a brutal schedule, and legendary mistakes.

You absolutely need to throw in the Texans and almost guarantee them a spot. Their schedule is advantageous to say the least and they are very hot.

Probably, because we'd still be very much alive even if we lose at Philadelphia and Kansas City to go to 6-7. But if we lose this Sunday, *****'s over.

I'm not spending the time to try to dig it up, but didn't we realize this at one point last year or the year before as well?

With the distinct possibility that Miami will be in a position to rest starters in the final week of the season, I'd definitely stay away from this analogy. There was more than one cheeseburger game! That was the year I started on the buffalobills.com message board. And literally destroyed my teenage bedroom when we lost to the Steelers

It's absurd to still be thinking about winning the division. If anything, you should be hoping the Dolphins run away with the AFCE and are locked into the 2 seed going into week 18 so they rest against us. In that scenario, Bills probably just need to beat Jets, Chargers, Patriots, Dolphins backups, and one of Eagles/Chiefs/Cowboys in order to make it.

Sorry all, I'm not a subscriber and it opened up just fine for me? Here is the actual interview on which the article is based: