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I hate to say it but although as much as I hate Dallas. Dallas had probably the best Defensive front roster in the league this year and they are more than just due. We will see how bad they demolish the Jets. And I did say demolish. Dallas is going to do this to a lot of teams this year. Once again I hate them with a passion, and what happened to the Giants, is going to happen to other teams this year too.

Problem is I don't have any faith in Mc'D or Dorsey stepping up and doing this. He needs the tough approach that Daboll gave him by getting in his face and letting him know he screwed up. McD is terrible at this and all this guy does is clap his damn hands when he needs to get on his QB for these bone headed plays. Dorsey too. These guys need to grow a set of jewels and get in his face and tell him he damn sure is responsible for these mistakes and stop doing it. I just have zero faith in this coaching staff. They have disappointed every Bills fan one way or another for the last 4 years.

Dan Orlovsky is a smart dude and I like when another NFL QB, that has real world NFL experience, has the confidence to call out another QB in front of a national audience. You know what he is right. Josh Allen is like a spoiled kid with the keys to the car and keeps on wrecking it and then finds another shiny car in the driveway the following week. Sooner or later he is going to have to deal with the crappy ass looking car sitting there that he just totaled, and start admitting that he needs to change the way he drives.

It is really bad when every media outlet this morning is saying what Josh looked like in his post game interview Sighhhhhhh........Huhhhhhh. Same ***** different place, different day. " I hurt our team, I cost our team tonight!!! " The same crap different year. The comments alone is the deal breaker for me. That is a person that has not learned anything from his mistakes this past offseason and then some, and is incapable of doing so right now. He is reading from the same cue cards that he has used in the last two years. Its complete garbage spewing out of his mouth at this point. He is a 6 year Vet QB on a $258M contract. He is not a rookie and he is not in college anymore. His responses are not sincere anymore. It's just the same lame old script. He has shown no dedication to fix his underlying faults and that is also on his coaches too. His lack of growth is squarely on him and his coaching. You need to want to get better and do everything at your disposal to accomplish this. I don't see it now 2 years in a row. Josh is at this point a liability until he learns that the team comes first, the 1st down is more important than the long TD throw, and that his bad decisions are no longer a laughing matter, he is losing games just with his mistakes alone now. He is the reason this team is 0-1 right now. Like they said JA17 has the most turnovers by any quarterback that signed a multiyear deal in the last 6 years and it isn't even close. No one is close to his TO total stats. It is a real big problem. No one is laughing about this anymore on any media outlet, he is getting thrown under the bus because he deserves it. Zach Wilson did more to not hurt his teams chances to win last night, JA17 did the exact opposite he gave this game to the Jets last night and he is making $258 Million on top of it. This is not what a true vet QB does. No way in hell.

Breece Hall did not need two years. He smoked us last night coming off an ACL injury last year.

There is one thing missing here, Pegula is head over heels in love with Beane and McD. To be honest they got us almost to the top of the mountain, but that is where it ends they do not possess the the skills and or the mentality to get us to the summit. The Summit is a SB Winning team. As long as both of these guys are running the train we are on the train to nowhere. It begins at the top. That is what they did in KC, that is what Cinci did, the same for SF and the Eagles. They got the people that could run the train that actually have a clue on what it takes to make it all the way to the top. Not so with our GM and coaching staff. We are a bogged down train that is losing momentum and there is no sign that the we can gain any of that momentum back for a future run at the summit. Sad but it's true. The performance in last year's playoff loss, has filtered over again already 1 game into this season. Different season same crap baggage being lugged around by this team. It's disheartening to say the least.

JA17 is getting paid and signed a big contract. At his point in his career right now he has plateaued & is a turnover prone QB. He IMO is not the best QB when a game requires higher QB acumen & IQ and throwing the ball where it best gives the team the chance to win. He can not do this and his coaching does not promote it either. JA17 just went to the top of the list this year of QB's that has failed to live up the billing after getting paid, after yesterday's performance. Yes even surpassing Dak. This is not just a one game aberration, this is a continuation of last year, more excuses, more terrible throws leading to int's, terrible coaching and no one on the Bills coaching staff has any answers to rein this guy in. I said in a post earlier this year that everyone else in this division got better when we did not. Last night proves this statement to be 100% true. Beane's worst move ever was signing Von Miller. This guy is damn unicorn and a money pit, he has not been on the field to help contribute to this team or to justify his salary, at all. All this lost salary $ could have been spent on the missing quality talent we are missing, OL; LB; RB; not the hand me downs that Beane always signs and brings on to this team, it has not worked in the last two years. There is no money to get the key missing talent that we needed at the positions that are glaring problems with this team. The Jets and Dolphins did do this, they got better. This is not a SB bound team in this iteration of the Bills for 2023. When you can't beat Zach Wilson twice in two years you are not SB worthy.

Absolutely.... He is a turning this team into mockery and Dorsey needs to go too.

Tre is Fu**** garbage

According to ESPN Taylor Rapp has beat out Hamlin. Hamlin is not expected to play in this game. He will not be active for this game. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38377494/damar-hamlin-not-expected-play-bills-opener-sources-say Tough pill to swallow for Hamlin, but better choice for the teams D tonight.

Rodger's over the last two years. Watch the Youtube video links, You can see when and the type of Int's he typically throws. QB Pressure will be our friend on Monday Night and our DL must get their hands up in the air in his face at the LOS. Year Passing yards Passing TD INT ______________________________________________ 2022 3.695 26 12 2021 4,115 37 4 www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlH4adggLb0 2022-23 www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm6IKWshN80 2021-22 It's kind of funny but the Lions, Eagles, Saints, really got their share of Int's from him. More than the any other teams that he faced.

How many KC fans last night were wishing for Tyreek and JuJu to be back......

Chiefs 0 - 1 Woo Hoo !!!!

He believed to much in the "Let Russ Cook" BS

Regardless of his injury and team status, he is prime to be cut due to cap space.

Which Buffalo Bills could become or will become cap casualties? Running back Nyheim Hines tops this list because it costs the Bills zero in dead cap money to cut him. He still has two years left on the extension he signed with the Colts which Buffalo inherited after acquiring him in a trade for Zack Moss. He is scheduled to count $4.8 million this year and $5.4 million in 2024, and there’s no way the Bills are not going to axe him now after his injury. He is as good as gone now even after being listed on IR

The Buffalo Bills started the 2023 NFL offseason $17.7 million over the adjusted salary cap of $227.7 million. The first thing Bills’ general manager Brandon Beane did was restructure the contracts of both Josh Allen and Von Miller to open up around $32 million in cap space. Beane then followed that up by restructuring or extending the following to open up more money for the Bills to spend: LB Matt Milano’s extension, opening up $6 million in cap space DT Tim Settle restructures, opening up $600,000 in cap space RB Nyheim Hines restructures, opening up $1.3 million in cap space WR Stefon Diggs restructures, opening up $5.4 million in cap space The Bills went on to sign guard Connor McGovern, wide receiver Deonte Harty, wide receiver Trent Sherfield, quarterback Kyle Allen, and running back Damien Harris. They were even able to retain their own in Jordan Poyer and Dane Jackson amongst others (David Quessenberry, Ike Boettger, Cam Lewis, Tyrel Dodson, Sam Martin, Tyler Matakevich). According to Over the Cap, Buffalo currently has around $10.2 million in cap space to work with. Here are some moves that the Bills can make to free up even more money. Restructuring offensive tackle Dion Dawkins could open $6.4 million in cap space Extending defensive tackle DaQuan Jones could open up a potential $4.7 million in cap space Restructuring cornerback Tre White could open up $5.9 million in cap space Restructuring center Mitch Morse could open up $3.4 million in cap space Extending cornerback Taron Johnson could open up a potential $4.7 million in cap space Restructuring safety Micah Hyde could open up $4.3 million in cap space Beane might not do any of these, and that is the most likely outcome. But, if Beane wants to make a move for a DeAndre Hopkins or Odell Beckham Jr., he does have some options in opening up more cap space in an offseason that he has crushed so far. A lot of this info was from Over the Cap and slightly outdated because of the references to Hopkins and Odell in their cap analysis summary.

You are going to see it alot this year where Poyer and Hyde get torched because the can't match the opponents speed. Poyer in camp has look extremely slow and Hyde not much better. They are going to have to rely on superior position to make plays because their speed is drastically worse from what I have seen in training camp, this even showed against Pit in the 2nd preseason game. Poyer got smoked by Pitt's RB for the TD run to the house.

The team shuts up ESPN's Mike Greenberg once and for all when they spank the NY Jets on Monday night and Rodgers is forced out of the game after Milano hits him so hard, AR gags on his mouth guard and is forced out of the game with cracked ribs. Then the gang green world is forced into panic & retreat because they just lost the savior for 2023.

Here you go for your freakin lawn!!!

This is the year, 30 years later. 1993 the last season Buffalo reached the SB. This is either a omen or a maybe a sign of fate about this year. Maybe this can be the year all the stars align and nothing bad happens to any key players that we return to the promised land. Go Bills !!! Wow hard to believe that 30 years have gone by since then....🏈🏆

Thank is why I criticize Beane, let's get a square peg and try and plug it in a round hole! His drafting practices and scouts are terrible and miss the mark most of the time in every draft. No draft pick is 100% guaranteed they are going to be a home run pick. But..... We seldom get any drafted players that turn into NFL all pro's with their picks. and we have had 7 years of their drafting history as a sample size. We only got Tre, Josh and Edmunds, Milano, & Bass, IMO that are All Pro's. And now Edmunds is gone. Dawkins, Knox, Oliver and multiple and DL & DB players are good but they are not elite. Everyone else they have drafted that we still have on this team is serviceable for us as a team. We have been both lucky and unlucky with some of these other picks being able to play for this team and actually produce positive results on the field. But their drafting acumen has been questionable at best. 7 Years and counting and no AFCCG wins resulting in our first SB appearance since 1993, speaks to Beane & McD's drafting ability & their failure to date getting us to that next level.

I can see that record as possible. I really think you are going to see our defensive run all over this year. Milano is the only talent back there that I am 100% confident with, and playing at a elite level. Every other LB we have is a huge ??? Klein, Dodson and Bernard, Williams. Who knows what it is going to look like in the middle of the field this year. All I know I see us taking a step back and even though Power & Hyde are back I don't know how well they are going to play. The speed at WR on the Jet's, Miami and other teams we have on our schedule are going to be a problem for Poyer and Hyde. They looked extremely slow in training camp and I just don't know what we will see from them on the field this year.

The cap next year is going to force some changes too. I would not be surprised to see a few shocking cuts or trades to get the team back under the cap. They are listed at -$41 Million for next year. That is a lot of money to trim off the books.

After seeing the video of him in practice the other day going through the motions, I do not have confidence he is starting. That effort he was putting forth did not look like a player ready to start in 2 weeks for Game 1 against the jets.