Giuseppe Tognarelli

Last week's game was a perfect example of this. I think the only game I feel truly underdog in is vs. Chiefs.

Given the brevity of Jim's career and the lack of a championship, this seems quite likely. He will have to overcome the romanticization/overrating of Jim that has occurred over time though.

He's not fast. We need to upgrade the "small, fast, shifty" WR position.

Great news in Maryland. Been waiting for this all week.

Allen threw for more yards on Sunday than Kelly ever did

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I think he was talking about Morse. That was so weird

Hot takes on a very interesting early window of NFL games: *I so strongly dislike the Steelers, but I hate Lamar Jackson even more. Go Steelers. *Joe Burrow is great, but the Titans clearly overlooked the Bengals. *Everyone's going to be excited about the Dolphins, but they're fool's gold. They scored 21 fake points. First downs: Rams 31, Dolphins 8. Yards: Rams 471, Dolphins 145. This was a classic "Any given Sunday" game. Good for the Dolphins, but.

Have we EVER stopped a 2-point conversion under McD? EVER?

The Patriots have "no WRs" and literally only one TE active. Cam Newton sucks, and the weather is terrible. The Bills need to stack the box like no one's ever stacked a box. And on offense, forget the weather. Don't let it be an equalizer when the opponent is overmatched. Come out four wide just like always and go after them. This is why you drafted Josh Allen, for weather like this.

I'm tempted to think Belichick has thrown in the towel on the season and is smartly low-key tanking. Something about his tone in recent conferences and his lack of grouch that would normally be there. Then you throw in the Edelman IR, Gilmore trade, etc. We'll know the answer tomorrow, I think. Usually teams play 3 games in 15 days so it's not that big of a difference.

Exactly why questions about McDermott need to be asked if we lose this game. We do have the strongest-armed QB in the NFL, so it seems like if any team should be able to deal with wind, it's us.

Everyone seems to think absurd the idea that McDermott will be in hot water if he loses this game. I don't get it. When you've yet to beat the Patriots during your tenure, you can almost secure the division with a win, and you're hosting them at 5-2/2-4, how is there not a referendum on McDermott if he can't lead the Bills to a win here? He absolutely has to.

McDermott instantly sits on the hot seat if the Bills don't win this game. There is no excuse, none.

I thought you were a realist at first, but you're actually becoming quite insufferable as I can guess your posts before I see the username.

Belichick is going to try to pound the rock, slow the game down, and stop our offense. How do the Patriots get in the end zone with Newton and without Edelman and Harry? How does the New England defense hold down our weapons all game long now that we have a healthy John Brown? NE 6 BUF 23

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Did I miss the new topic?

Finally. We're going to be the Bills again.

Yes. McDermott must win this game. MUST.

Buscaglia is so smug and arrogant. He thinks he's special.

For the life of me I can't figure out why this post deserves a "confused" reaction. Good post.

So what exactly are we talking about, just a guard? Dawkins and Morse are on long-term deals, Williams is ostensibly playing at an All-Pro level, and everyone seems to think Feliciano is a stud for some reason.

This upcoming game is the referendum on Sean McDermott. If he doesn't deliver a win for the Bills here, he needs to go.

Regardless of how the rest of this game goes, this is a total failure of this regime. To fall behind 10-0 to the Jets is completely unacceptable.