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Stroud has had two games this season as bad or worse than Allen's against the Texans. After watching last night, the Texans are about as scary as the Steelers right now. We will see what happens when Colins comes back, but they looked bad without him or Diggs.

This would be the worst football game of the year if it wasn't for the pleasure I’m getting from watching the jets train wreck of a team. Remember they mortgaged their future for this offense. 32 passing yards, lol. Just retire now Rodgers.

I just mainline Frank's directly into my veins.

A Texans loss helps the Bills more. A Jets loss helps my psyche. It's worth it for the memes alone.

The trade value is so low that I'd rather have him as depth than get a 7th round pick swap. I get his side of it if he's unhappy, but that's the way it goes. Sometimes you're just not the guy, I know it well. I've played on a lot of club sports teams and often times I've gotten pushed from a featured position into a role player. Can't let ego get to you.

RIP, I had limited interactions with John but he was definitely a memorable poster. It really puts things into perspective, the fleetingness of existence. One minute you're here and the next you're gone. Best thing we can do is try to be decent to one another while we've got the time, John certainly seems to have embodied that from the reactions of everyone here.

Nice of the Giants to try and take some of the sting away from the Jets loss by making them the 2nd worst NJ team this week…

Steelers are such frauds. They do this every year. tomlin is a great coach but let’s be real.

The NFL is hurting their product with all of these stupid pre snap flags. For gods sake, practically unwatchable.

I like your list but Bernard is in my top 5. He's a huge difference maker who has gotten unlucky with injuries.

I'm bias but I haven't had good sushi on the east coast at all. Good sushi in WNY is the equivalent to gas station sushi in Hawaii. Damn I miss poke bowls and fresh sashimi

"Dodson told you Allen flops!" (I don't think it was a flop...)

Geno Smith was crying. Seems like they played pretty hard.

This is a take I never thought I'd see. Can you elaborate? Hollins is a fringe WR and Cooper has been excellent pretty much his entire career.

I think the gameplan was just to throw a lot of quick hitters and Cooper really isn't going to be that guy for the Bills. I don't think today, which was one of the weirder games the Bills have played recently, is a good measure of what Cooper will end up being for the Bills.

I loved watching the Jets implode today and the meme fallout from it is wonderful. Kittle has looked dominant tonight. The dude just balls out.

Late to the party tonight but I wanted to throw some (probably not original) thoughts out there: - This game was just bizarre and probably should have been closer. All the flukey stuff was happening like bad snaps, QB trips, fumbles being kicked for forward progress, etc... but it all went in the Bills favor. Some serious luck there, but the Bills looked like the better team for the majority of the day. - Coleman is stacking good games right now. He's looking better and better each week and I'm impressed by it. Let's hope the trend continues, but right now he looks excellent for a 2nd round pick. - Shakir is that guy. Seriously. He's the piece Josh has been missing since Beasley left. Love his game. - Less RB impact than I expected. That being said, Cook had a great game and looked the part. - Douglas looked mean, Hamlin still looked iffy. Some good line play but better coverage. - The refs need to chill the eff out. That's the 2nd game this season that's been painful to watch because of a flag every other play. Go Bills.

Carpaccio looks delightful but I've never had it. As for Sal hyping up fans: I didn't see it. I don't really care and I don't know if anyone besides the OP does either. He's a homer who works for the Bills' radio station. If he worked for the AP or something more neutral I could see it being less acceptable. Either way, who cares? Bills won, it's a good day.

They looked horrible week 1 and snuck out a win and he looked atrocious against the Bills. What that says to me is that their scheme has been figured out and the coach can't pivot. Tua is a 1 one read timing QB that can only be successful with an entire scheme built around that one concept.

Can't wait to see Jameis Winston try to determine which of the 100 different choice routes Jerry Jeudy has decided to run that play.

If you have the two fastest WRs in the NFL and 3 of the fastest RBs in the NFL and you can't figure out a way to be competitive with a backup QB then maybe you're not the offensive genius everyone is hyping you up to be. They didn't look good with Tua in either the games he played.

They only got Cooper so cheap because they took on a huge contract. If this was the Hopkins from three years ago I might agree with you, he's a high end role player at this point.

Samuel being as bad as he's been is not something I think anyone could have truly expected. To me, Beane gets a pass here, because analytics guys really liked the Samuel pickup as well as casual observers. Nobody thought it was enough, but everyone thought it was a good start. I don't think it makes a whole lot of sense to pay RBs anymore if the rest of your offense isn't set. So sure, with the benefit of hindsight maybe that would have been a great move. Nobody has that in the moment though.

Honestly that makes the Amari Cooper trade look even better by comparison. It's a worthwhile move though.

I'm not sure what you mean with Jefferson, but I agree with everything else.