Ray Stonada

Mac Jones is a little crybaby actor.

HE IS THE MVP. whether the media gives it to him or not.

Love McKenzie! Sign him up. Cut Beasley.

We don’t need Beasley and his distractions anymore. 19 is better younger cheaper and an actual team player. win or lose, cut Beasley.

BULLS***

Stop all this shotgun stuff We are AHEAD

Sit Sanders and Moss We’re good with Diggs, McKenzie, Knox and Singletary Let’s go win this thing

Forget Miss and Sanders They aren’t up to it Stick to Singletary and Diggs They’ve proven it

THAT’S MY WR FORGET SANDERS FORGET BEASLEY LETS GET BACK TO NO. 1

WHY SHOTGUN ON 4TH AND SHORT?????

WE ARE FOCUSED. WE ARE COMPOSED. IT FEELS LIKE LAST YEAR. FINALLY!!!!

Strength of this is that Josh loves rolling to the right so we could run designed roll outs to the better side and then mix it up with Singletary running counters to the left where Brown and Williams would pull…

Thanks for this topic, OP. Something happened to me this season that never happened before. In the 4th quarter and overtime of the Bucs game, I felt numb. Normally, a great comeback to tie up a game against the Super Bowl champs and the winningest QB of all time, would have me jumping up and down, pumping my fists, yelling and generally super pumped up and simultaneously nervous as hell. Instead, I just watched, kind of waiting for us to lose. It was like the Steeler, Titans, Jags, and Pats games had left me unable to care that much, because I couldn't expose myself to another heartbreak. Hence, numbness. I never felt that before. This has been a tough season. After KC I thought Buffalo would be the 1 or 2 seed in the AFC, no problem. But not once since KC did it feel like they were doing better than expected. (Last season, I felt that way in at least 8-10 games.) Feels like this year there hasn't been one happy surprise, only heartbreaking futility or beatdowns of bad teams. And the team hasn't felt as close to each other or the coaches.

Tyler Matakevic??????

Buffalo 33, Patriots 18

I too have been wondering about this, and came the following reasoning: I think some professional athletes, like dancers and others who rely on elite body performance, can be extremely careful and anxious about what they put in their bodies. There are enough anecdotes and stories circulating out there of athletes having enlarged heart muscle, fatigue and other issues to freak athletes out. I hear them from my friends' kids who are high school and college athletes. I am not saying this to defend any position (I am triple vaxxed myself and my own judgment is that the risks of being unvaxxed are worse). I'm just saying I do understand why a world class athlete like Cole might be incredibly cautious about injecting his body with a substance that was developed this year. Especially if he has issues with trusting "the authorities" already, which might be the case. And I believe we have to respect that choice even if we make the opposite one.

This was my thinking too. My understanding from our family doctor is being vaccinated gives you have a much lower chance of being infected, and if you are, a much, much lower chance of being hospitalized, and eventually dying. Seems the NFL is saying, we won't protect you anymore at the cost of our schedule, because you can make your own choice of what to do to protect yourself. Which kinda makes sense (to me at least)!

It is weird. But they've crushed a lot of teams and then lost four heartbreakers (Titans, Jags, Pats, Bucs). If the Bills were 3-1 in those games, like last year, it would all make sense. They haven't been able to execute with the O line woes, but more than that, they've been one-dimensional. If Daboll mixes in outside run, screens, and plays based on a defense thinking downfield pass, it opens up easy plays like the TD to Gabe Davis yesterday. Not enough easy plays for the Bills this year. Still time to clean it up though!

Solid win with a hobbled O line. Diggs deserves credit for keeping us together. Gabe is our starter. Obada deserves more PT. Dane is solid. Edmunds is becoming a better and better tackler. Singletary needs 10 outside runs per game. Allen is able to do things very few can. Bring on the Pattycakes!

Maybe a spy on Cam?

I agree with you; we can't only have one back. I just don't think it should be Moss. Brieda actually made another nice cut back and got a good gain against the Bucs. I'm not sure he's not the better backup. At this point, I'd rather see Antonio Williams get some carries than Moss. But maybe I'm biased against Moss. When he tweeted "They did me dirty" when he was scratched for the Pittsburgh game, I felt like he wasn't a team player. Then I had the same feeling when he was partying the night before the game in New Orleans.

I loved John Brown here, but the dominant offense we developed last year was entirely while he was injured. When he came back, we were not as effective (other than the Miami blowout). There's something to our offense with Diggs, Beasley and Davis as the wideouts, Knox at TE, and SIngletary at RB. Davis' size works as a better contrast than having another smurf-style wideout like Brown/Sanders. Going forward, I would keep this basic package and sub in Sanders some of the time, vary it to a 2 RB or 2 TE set from time to time, and use McKenzie and Stevenson on 4 or 5 wide plays, and to give our starting WRs a breather.

As the OP points out, we finally played a great half of football, with guts and heart and skill. We should just stick to the plays and players who did that. No need to interrupt that by bringing back Moss at this moment. 100%. The team may have come together. My only worry is that overtime didn't look great again.

Let’s go get this! ps we play so much better with Gabe on the field instead of Sanders

On third and goal from the three they knew we wouldn’t run. That’s on Daboll.