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I agree about Sal. I don't find him objective at all anymore, he's way too close with the team and it makes biased. Like you said, it makes sense and it's hard to blame him for it. The afternoon show is two guys who just don't want to be there anymore. Mike Schopp obviously has a lot of contempt for Buffalo in general and thinks he's too good for the market. Bulldog just needs to retire but for whatever reason can't. I don't hold it against him, I actually like his takes when he bothers to throw one out there.

Jeremy and Joe are the best show on WGR. All the shows that Joe has touched got way worse after he left. The extra point show is basically unlistenable. Does the Nightcap even still exist? The afternoon show was way better when he produced it. The callers are awful, but they don't choose those. They mostly skew on the homebound retiree or habitual drunk spectrum regardless. I still like the morning show as much as any Bills podcast. Podcasters often take themselves way too seriously and conflate subjective opinion with fact.

Sometimes things just go right. That's what happened to the Bills today. What a freakin' game, man. Stressful, exciting, enraging, it was just all the things. Go Bills, let's keep this going baby!

Usually putting that many egos in the same room is counterproductive, in my experience anyways.

It's amazing how some people find their dream jobs, because that is definitely a face for Radio...

The Sabres are a necessary sacrifice that I'm willing to make if it means a Super Bowl.

We knew Rosen was the "Wrong Josh" by the end of 2019.

I feel like this was answered somewhere around 2019. Welcome to the party.

What about it? Sorry, I'm not following. Yes, and I'd be saying the same thing if this was happening to them, I suppose. Morality is secondary to profits, as time has shown over and over again in America. Watson shouldn't have the respect of anyone because he's a horrible human being and a likely sexual predator.

Cleveland is the only place where Karma still exists, apparently. I'm glad none of this worked out for them.

I can't imagine having the self-confidence to just vomit out a sour opinion with absolutely no original thought. Not to friends or family memebers, but literal strangers. Such weird behavior. It's a game, have some fun.

What about this guy though? The fact that Adam Gase isn't also in the running shows how bias the Jets organization is.

Why do I feel like we post something like this every year and the Bills never get the picks? It never materializes.

Bills 34 Broncos 24. The final Broncos touchdown is in garbage time. Bo Nix has an inflated stats day, but fails to score many points.

He had a bunch of big catches called back on big penalties through the season too. I'm pretty high on him after his rookie campaign, honestly. He's not going to be Justin Jefferson or Jamar Chase, but I could see him being a high end #2 or low end #1 by his 3rd-4th season.

The guy who looked mediocre with Josh Allen as his QB failed with Jameis Winston? You're kidding me. Who could have seen that coming?

"I don't ever think about him, therefore he must be pretty good." is basically the rule when it comes to O-Line. I barely ever think about his play, so he's probably excellent.

Who are the other choices in this hypothetical? Considering we've gone away from speedsters and towards bigger bodied receivers, I don't think it would be a good fit.

Imagine what they would have been saying if he had a good game. He looked like Cody Ford out there.

I knew a bunch of dudes in Hawaii that were Bills fans because the Bills were good in the 90s, and when you grow up out there you become a fan of a team with the biggest name Pacific Islander player in the NFL or the team that's best when you're 7-13 years old.

I hope not. I love his one trick "we have the fastest guys and nothing else" approach to offense as a Bills fan. He's one of the most overrated coaches in the NFL in my opinion.

Rookie, who missed a handful of games due to injury, still has the 2nd most receiving yards of any WR on the Bills. Nobody cares about the performances from Sunday. It's a wash, preseason-esque trash football. I don't see what the problem is honestly. He didn't take over the offense I guess, but the offense is specifically designed to not have anyone do that.

Good for Brady to be drawing attention. It's deserved, even if it is early timeline-wise for his career. That being said, this is the philosophical issue with having a defensive headcoach when you have an elite game changing QB. Every 1-2 years we'll probably have another OC. Will it matter? I don't know, I guess it really depends on Allen. Even with Dorsey stinking up the place, he still looked elite.

He pretty solidly showed why he is where he is on the depth chart, regardless of how you think he performed. It is what it is. He’s a physically talented CB but the game is too fast for him processing wise. It seems like that’s always why he’s handsy and a little late often. When he can diagnose the play, he looks good, but that doesn’t seem to be often enough.

I don't know because I don't gamble. I was making a joke. Regardless, the officiating was horrific.