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That's just bad luck at this point. Dorian Williams is fine in run support but I feel like he gets abused when he needs to cover anyone. He's athletic enough though, so he's got the tools. I hope trends upwards.

They looked bad last year but got calls and got lucky a ton of times. This year they look bad and the refs aren't bailing them out. Besides Mahomes' scrambling ability there's not a lot going on with the offense. Maybe that'll change with Worthy and Rice back.

Me watching JJ play…

I assumed there should have been a flag.

Joe Brady will be a head coach after this season if we keep putting up numbers like this game after game. He runs an QB friendly system and has shown how to manufacture yards in a variety of ways. He might not call a perfect game but a lot of the Bills success on offense is because he’s not like Ken Dorsey. We just played two excellent defensive lines. I expect the pass protection to improve just by virtue of who we are playing down this stretch.

This has all the excitement of a preseason game. I wonder how many Vikings fans are missing Darnold right now.

I know both these QBs are far from finished products, but it makes for miserable SNF. This game is a slog. Bijan is the only player worth watching tonight.

Better put your tongue back in your mouth Mahomes after that one. So happy that just happened.

Anytime the Chiefs are moderately successful I'm filled with rage.

This game just shows that the Bills are going to be a force again this year. Nothing going cleanly on offense, doesn't matter still score 30 points. Missing our Nickel CB and arguably top DT: Doesn't matter, still make stops. This team can look out of sorts and still dominate.

Has anyone considered that he maybe just thought the boot and scooter were stylish and he wanted to be a trendsetter? He loves horses, horses wear special shoes, ergo Ed Oliver wanted a special shoe. The logic is flawless.

If the offense plays to their average ~30 pts per game and the defense plays the way they usually do against middling QBs (which would be a major improvement), I don't see how they lose. The Jets have some stars but ultimately does anyone really think it'll matter? They're the Jets until they prove otherwise.

I think Dunne stumbled on a business model that's keeping his independent reporting afloat: Write up a controversial story on an interesting team, sneakily promote it until bigger media outlets grab onto the story, and then ride the wave of new subscribers for that month who are paying specifically to get access to that story so their preconceived bias can be validated (ex. Bears are a tire fire, McD is a bad coach, etc...). It has to be attention grabbing and sensational (ex. did you see what McD said about the 9/11 HIGHJACKERS!?!?!) otherwise nobody would pay for it. Everytime I've heard Dunne on WGR he seems high on his own farts. If you like drama though he's the guy to read.

I think the defense looks lot better this week. I expect them to try and confuse Fields with a lot of disguised coverage. In particular I think Bernard and Milano will look like the high quality starters we've come to expect. It should be easier without having to keep tabs on three very credible rushing threats. My prediction: 31-17 Bills.

It's got to be a tough pill to swallow having all that success last season with Darnold and then seeing... This. I feel for the Vikings.

Allen needed to make big time throws to win the game. It wasn't a gimme implosion or something. That being said, both can be true.

If you drop playoff Josh Allen on to the playoff Ravens team they would have multiple titles. They are stupidly talented, but it sure feels like they lack the team cohesion that the Bills have.

If anyone is actually getting upset about this, grow up. It was tongue in cheek, not a major attack on the fanbase.

Maybe I'm in the minority here but I think the idea of solo tackling Derrick Henry with a full head of steam is almost impossible for just about any safety. To me the main problem there was the D-Line getting manhandled and letting huge holes open up for Henry. In the passing game, the secondary were playing the run so hard that the middle of the field underneath the safeties was almost always open. I don't know if that's an indictment on the safety play. I don't really know what I'm trying to say here other than don't let what you already thought was bad about the defense before the game dictate your analysis of what actually happened.

That's the secret ingredient that makes them extra terrible... The bias!

Bosa was getting fooled but he was also getting into the backfield often. I think from a pure pass rushing perspective he had a pretty good night. Baltimore is also the single best rushing team of the last 25 years so I'm not going to hold it against him too much. I think against traditional offenses he'll be good to great.

The refs being bad at their jobs is probably the least shocking thing to me in the universe. It's a constant like gravity.

The fan should get banned, but is this really as big of a deal as some are making it? He tapped two players helmets, Jackson pushed him back. From all reports the kid was fine. It was classless all around, be better, but just ban the kid and move on.

Lost in the sauce is that amazing 30 second drive to get the field goal before the end of the half. As long as the Bills have Allen they're in every game. This just really solidifies it.

Allen got them that win by sheer force of will. Ed Oliver deserves a game ball.