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There's a lot of hot hot takes in this thread, looks like your personal choices have consequences, one of which is not being able to going to a Bills game in person. This is a team and business complying with local regulations. Direct your (unjustified) anger to the county, it's absurd to be mad at the Bills here.

I think the Extra Point show has been great. I'm out of market, Listening to WGR reminds me of home and helps to keep me connected to Buffalo. There's a lot of fluff, but honestly I'm okay with most of the time. It's background noise while I work.

I didn't notice Obada out there at all, I'm curious what his snap count was.

I think you're spot on with Dawkins, it seems obvious to me that he hasn't regained his strength/conditioning, which honestly is understandable. What's not understandable (to me anyways) is that the coaching staff have so little trust in Spencer Brown or any veteran to take his place. I understand Brown is a project, but if this is the product we're throwing out there right now, then how bad exactly is our tackle depth?

Agreed that Allen didn't have a good game, but the O-Line had a worse game and that confuses things a bit. Not apologizing for Allen at all, he needs to be better, but adding some context to his poor performance.

Today was one of the worst performance's our offensive line has put up in years. They looked atrocious. The guards especially looked bad. Yeah Pittsburgh has a great front 7, that doesn't excuse the domination. Allen definitely regressed under all that pressure. His ball placement was bad. His pocket presence (when there was a pocket) was bad. The deep ball was 2019 level. I'm hoping this was the smack in the mouth they needed to figure things out. I predict they'll go 16-1 now. Haha.

I always make wings on opening day, even though the games start at 7AM here. It's a beer with breakfast kind of vibe.

Josh would be an awesome TE if he wasn't such an amazing QB.

Ben doesn't like running play action, in fact they are one of the lowest percentage play action teams in the league.

I'd like to bring a high pick to compete.

Effective but obviously upgradable. I'm not even trying to hate on Wallace, I think he's a serviceable zone CB for the Bills, but to deny that he's an obvious spot for an upgrade is just hubris.

Ifeatu Melifonwu had probably the best shot in my opinion.

I'd say a CB had a pretty good shot of taking a starting job away from a UDFA or 7th rounder.

I don't want to be rude, but I don't know how you can possibly believe that. Just because Zimmer had one flashy play last season doesn't mean he's even close to on par with Oliver.

After this season's performance I don't know how you can really justify keeping him, especially when you've got Stills and Davis waiting in the wings and you can save something like 8 million by offloading him. That's money that can be used to sign an impact player; I loved John Brown last season but the games where he had a significant impact were too sporadic. Who knows what we have in Hodgins as well.

I agree with you but they should have never promised him influence to begin with. If you want to instill trust and keep a good relationship with your players then be upfront and honest. They're adults.

I'm not arguing that they aren't. All playoff teams are dangerous. I'm just confident that the Bills will probably win even if that's who we get in the playoffs, they're just playing at another level.

Their WRs are decent, I still don't think they are good enough to give us fits at this point in the season. If we have to rely on Norman, sure, but with Tre White in I feel pretty good about it.

The Titans entire offense is Derrick Henry. The Bills are excellent at taking away a team's best option. I'm not worried at all with how we're playing.

58 against the Dolphins in 66'

I know winning in the NFL is hard, but the Bills are making it look damn easy.

He's the worst coach in the NFL. This can't be a surprise. The only recent guy that I can think of that was worse is Hue Jackson.

Lots of players, fans, etc... care about getting that kind of recognition. The rest of the season is one game. You can't rest all the starters anyways, there aren't enough roster spots.

I'd like to see them play the first half, and only keep out those who might have lingering issues (Cole, Milano, that type). I do think keeping up the momentum is important, but I'm also not an NFL coach. This is the first FO/Coaching staff that I actually trust to make the right decisions since the 90s.

I wish that we had left Allen in just to bolster his MVP run and drive the stake home on the Patriots, but that's literally my only complaint. The game was perfection for a Bills fan.