Giuseppe Tognarelli

No. Objective fans who can handle bad news about their team.

The Patriots are one game back, and it looks like they'll be a bad matchup for the Bills this year. The Bills could very easily not win the AFC East. Then the question becomes, can they even make the playoffs?

This performance was completely unacceptable and should have everyone reevaluating the longterm prospects of this regime. Looking for examples of other Super Bowl-winning regimes who lost a game in a spot like this...

Blue pants.

Why are the Bills suddenly so bad? What is going on? Seriously.

Just like Yeldon last year, why is Breida taking up space on the active roster? Not even active for the easiest of games.

Bills taking this one seriously, not experimenting with Breida, Basham, etc.

Or the... Bills?

Chris Simms thinks the Bills should get him, and I don't disagree. The offense needs something else. The receivers aren't as great as everyone seems to think.

My neighbor Ty Johnson with the SPECTACULAR TD! REPRESENT!

No, White looked great before getting hurt. Run D bad though

My neighbor Ty just fumbled. :(

Hammer is an egotistical jerk. Don't park in his lot. Arrange for Wingnutz (order days ahead) or Bar-Bill (cajun honey butter BBQ) for wings.

That's extreme. He made one mistake and you want to lock him up for the rest of his life?

It's equally tragic and sad regardless of whether or not Ruggs was involved.

Twitter agrees

Sounds like it was a disappointing performance by Josh. I'm not surprised; the Manningcast is extremely popular and Josh struggles in front of a large audience. 😁🤪

Literally everyone is missing the point of the OP. He's asking if there's a way to listen to the audio of games that have already concluded. The answer is pretty much no. Game Pass took it away, so the only option left is the Platinum version of SiriusXM, which only provides a replay of the most recent game, for some reason. It's very frustrating.

The last thing we need is an RB. We need two guards.

Damn. Bledsoe's ball looks powerful and smooth.

Big receivers in the middle of the field are a problem.

I think I addressed that in the post with comments about sluggish play below expectations against inferior opponents. It's not really about the record here, because it seems like they could get in trouble with sluggish play against better opponents.

I've seen and heard some speculation today that the Bills are developing a habit of not being at their best after long rest. Do you think these results support this idea? I've included season openers here because I think it's a similar dynamic (although it's an extra-long layover, obviously). 2019 Week 1: Bills trail Jets 16-3 going into 4th quarter, win 17-16. After bye: Bills trail 0-5 Dolphins 14-9 at home at halftime, score 22 points in 4th quarter to win. After mini-bye after Thursday game: Bills lose at home to Ravens, who were favored. 2020 Week 1: This was a good opener. Bills led Jets 21-3 at halftime and won 27-17. After bye: Bills sluggish, one-score game late against 3-7 Chargers at home, end up winning 27-17. Very similar feeling to Sunday's game. 2021 Week 1: Bills lay egg in home opener vs. Steelers. After bye: Bills sluggish, fortunate to be tied 3-3 with 1-6 Dolphins at halftime, go on to win. Ultimately, the Bills are 5-2 in these situations, but most of the games against inferior competition have been more of a struggle than most analysts and fans were expecting. It seems like the Bills do better when the blood has been flowing for a while. Does this cause any concern if the Bills get the #1 seed and get that extra bye? Does history suggest that this would be an advantage for the Bills? Maybe the fact that it's playoffs would change the dynamic? I hope for thoughtful replies to this topic.

Agreed, but they won't do it. Their approach is to be consistently good and be fortunate enough to win one year.