Giuseppe Tognarelli

It is extremely unlikely that 10 wins will miss the playoffs due to tiebreaker. The chances of FOUR teams other than division winners having 10 wins are very remote. People spend way too much time focusing on tiebreakers instead of overall record. Not since 2017 have four Wild Card contenders been tied at the end of the season. And that was with 9 wins (albeit in a 16-game schedule). The Bills need 10 wins for a ~95% chance of the playoffs.

@NateGearySports just reminded the WGR audience that **no head coach/QB combo has won their first Super Bowl after 5+ years together.** I have been saying this. We need to shout it from the rooftops until Pegula fires Sean McDermott and saves Josh Allen's prime. #BillsMafia  

@NateGearySports just reminded the WGR audience that **no head coach/QB combo has won their first Super Bowl after 5+ years together.** I have been saying this. We need to shout it from the rooftops until Pegula fires Sean McDermott and saves Josh Allen's prime. #BillsMafia  

It's incredibly annoying because it works and there's nothing you can do about it. I think it would be appropriate for the Bills to publicly complain about the Bengals intentionally trying to injure Josh Allen. THAT would be real bulletin board material. The Bills don't go there enough.

I think it's fair to say the only hole on the roster now is Milano's spot. Let's hope with the DL and secondary upgrades, McDermott can make it work. Would love to see Dorian Williams blossom like Bernard.

Both sides of the balls? 😂

BUF 40 CIN 24 My head says Bengals, but I just have a feeling with this one.

Wow

Jones for sure. Milano is the great mystery. You have rumors that his career is over, but then why aren't they ruling him out for the year? We also know he's back around the team.

Anyone who's never heard of Rasul Douglas might as well just admit that they don't follow the league outside of the Bills.

Johnson is on the 53-man roster

Why not just bet the moneyline? It's not that big of a difference in the payout. Spread betting is so dumb

What is tract? Is that a new street drug or something?

He's already played this year, he hasn't been inactive all year And the regular season

John in Minnesota, do you think he should be playing over Poyer, Hyde, or Rapp?

Epineza? Really?

Shirtless?

I took a picture of myself shirtless just the other day. Am I sharing it with you, teef? TBD

The Buccaneers are allowing only 17 points per game, and they've played the Lions, Eagles, and Vikings. They won at New Orleans 26-9. Baker Mayfield is the type of QB who will do well against this depleted Bills defense. He will also be confident having beaten the Bills in the past. I would feel differently about this one if it were being played on Sunday afternoon, but the vultures are circling around the Bills and I don't think they have time to prepare sufficiently for this one practically or emotionally. I think the Bills are going to get thumped by the Bucs, and the panic will rise to levels not seen in the McDermott era. TB 27 BUF 16

So every time a team takes a calculated risk on a first-time head coach, it's absolutely laughable? It's more "absolutely laughable" to stick with a guy who is wasting the prime of the best QB you've ever had, especially when you're banking on him becoming the first coach in NFL history to win his first Super Bowl after 5 years with the same quarterback.

Huh? He's the head coach of the Bills in this scenario.

Ahh yes, the "this guy said something I thought was dumb once, so that renders anything else he ever says irrelevant" logic 🙄

If my name were Terry Pegula, this is what I would do this offseason: Fire Sean McDermott Keep Brandon Beane Hire Ben Johnson (you now have arguably the best young offensive mind in the league for Josh Allen's prime and you'll never have to worry about losing your offensive coordinator) Then, if my name were Brandon Beane, this is what I would do: Let go (via cut or trade) Von Miller, Tre'Davious White, and Jordan Poyer, taking all the bad cap medicine necessary (yes, I know it's a lot, but stick with me); possibly add Dawson Knox to this list if he's not excited about a backup role Re-sign A.J. Epenesa and DaQuan Jones; let every other major free agent go, including Gabe Davis and Micah Hyde Leverage your 10+ picks (probably even more after trades) to maneuver and get the best WR available, then heavily prioritize defensive line and offensive line picks Fill in the gaps at non-premium positions in free agency. Offense built around Allen, a dominant line, Cook, Diggs, Kincaid, and the future WR1 you drafted. Defense built around a dominant line, Milano and Bernard, and a young secondary. Bills are suddenly a young team but still scoring a lot of points and the future is looking exceptionally bright. With the old guard gone, you can grow with your young team. You'll probably even make the playoffs in year 1. Allen is going to be reinvigorated. Who knows, it might even go as well as it did for the Chiefs last year when they went with a youth movement. I'm willing to bet my plan is better than what they will get by keeping McDermott. Reminder: Sean McDermott traded Patrick Mahomes to the Chiefs before Brandon Beane got here. Other reminders: Every coach/QB combo in NFL history that has won a Super Bowl has done so within their first 5 years together. McDermott and Allen are in year 6 and things seem to be falling apart. It seems that things have grown stale and a change is needed. No player has ever won the Super Bowl with three different teams (Von Miller), unless you count Matt Millen who was inactive for his win with the Redskins.

For once, I have no idea what is going to happen. I could see it going both ways.

Von Miller is done. He needs to be let go after the season; we need to take the medicine in terms of the cap charge. Several other major changes need to happen. This organization should move forward with Beane and Allen and otherwise reset.