Ray Stonada

I like your disclaimer.

Bills 33, Dolphins 7

Dolphin fans are surprisingly realistic and sort of sympathetic, when you read their board. They are having a tough life.

This guy is a troll

I've never been to Met Life; this made me want to go. Thanks, Shaw!

Maybe feed Cook?

Kincaid never seems to deliver

I would go ahead and sit Josh second half. If he happens to get hit again it could be serious.

Cook is worth more than Knox or Kincaid I don’t care what the RB market says

LET'S DO THIS THING

Strong or Ingram for so many reasons. Tre is the perfect backup.

Silver lining: he will be a little fresher later in the season, and when we really need him, the postseason.

Bills 47, Jets 27

Ed's game against the Ravens was very similar to watching Aaron Donald. Wrecked a great offense.

It can’t factor in the effect Henry has on a defense and how the QB benefits, or the effect having Andy Reid scheming up plays has on your performance… Eye test is enough. If stats were everything, Lamar would have won MVP

Thank you. That throw was a thing of beauty. A joy forever. Josh has the clutch gene, that's for sure.

Less embarrassing than despicable.

Why do people feel the need to write “It’s over” when the game is not over? People post stuff like that in the first quarter of games! I don’t get quitting watching before the game’s over either. We wait all week for these games—or all off-season!—why pull the plug when there’s still a chance?

They both stress defenses immensely, in different ways. I don't see why people need to run down Lamar, who's obviously an incredible football player. We won, so being a sore winner is not the greatest look.

Wow. Unless my brain is malfunctioning, that includes Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers' careers. Whoa!

Two pretty cool facts from NFL.com: Josh has seven games with two pass TDs and two rush TDs, most ever--number two and three are Steve Young and Cam Newton, and they have seven such games COMBINED. The other fact: "The Bills QB became the fourth reigning MVP in NFL history to account for at least four touchdowns in Week 1. The previous three such players -- Tom Brady in 2011, Brett Favre in 1996 and Thurman Thomas in 1992 -- all reached the Super Bowl that season." LET'S GO

BUFFALO BILLS

Our greatest regular season win

This is why you never leave a game or quit watching early

Suddenly, we’re back! LET’S DO THIS THING!