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Oh I agree. I'm not talking about Beasley in its current form. He's beat up, small, and lacks the quick burst. It was time for him to go. I was just saying the good version of Beasley was pretty good. He made some big plays.

This is a downgrade from a healthy Beasley. He was clutch for the Bills in big time 3rd down plays. Disregard his outside behavior. On the field he was very good for several years.

Bills 34 Pitt 24 Not really close. Pitt gets garbage TD to make the game look close.

Do you really think Beasley moves thw needle much?

I agree about bringing up Duke from the practice squad. I want Cook to be "the guy" but he's clearly not ready. The NFL game looks to big and fast for him. The Bills are in win it all mode. I think Cook doesn't advance us in this category. Moss just is not the answer. I think he's replaceable. Duke has experience and can catch the ball out of the backfield. I think he might be the second best back the Bills have. Sure he's not great but I think he can contribute more than Cook and Moss.

I don't think he's ready for the NFL and especially the Bills defense at home. I think he's in for an eye opening experience. Pre Draft, I never really liked Pickett. He's not terrible but he's not elite either. He was probably more like a 3rd or 4th round worthy selection. However, we all know how QBs get massive pumps up for obvious reasons. The Steelers had to do something because they didn't have anything at QB. They talked themselves into the local kid.

Burrows beat Mahomes last year and represented the AFC in the Super Bowl. Once their Oline starts to gel they are going to be dangerous and formidable. I think Allen and Mahomes are ahead of Burrows in the talent area. Both their arms are bigger. However, Burrows has elite receivers and knows how to lead a team and win. I wouldn't count out the Burrows lead Bengals.

It's a pretty big game. It could decide home field advantage for the playoffs. We all know how important that is. Also, it's a pretty good measuring stick for both teams. One thing I think I can say with confidence is the Bills now believe they can win in Arrowhead. That goes a long way to actually winning. If Mahomes plays like he did on Sunday night it's going to be a huge task for the defense. I was surprised at how balanced their offense was. Bills offense is still a work in progress. Lack of running and WR injuries are concerning.

The Chiefs offense was at another level vs the Bucs. They just shredded an excellent defense. They were able to gash them on the run which is really hard to do against the Bucs. Mahomes was fantastic moving, improvising, and spread the ball around. Reid with his goal line plays were unique and successful. I thought the Cheifs were going to take a step back without Hill. It's only one game, but last night I was in awe of their offense. Hopefully, the Bill's can beat the Chiefs.

Davis is playing hurt. A healthy Davis is a very formidable 1-2 punch.

Come on now. Both are very good coaches. Their track records validate this. This game won't come down to coaching. The Bills are the superior team. A slight coaches edge to Tolim if he has any won't produce a win for the Steelers.

I don't think anyone had interception based into the equation. The old rule of math says at home you kick the FG and hope your defense makes a stop.

I could clearly see the Ravens letting Singletary score. However, I was upset he went down at the 3 or so because that didn't give the Bills a first down. If they stopped the Bills in the proceeding play(s)they still would have had some time on the clock to get a FG. When Allen got the 1st down then the Bills could and did run out the clock. Am I right in my assessment?

Milano and Edmunds were instrumental in stopping the Ravens. I thought Shaq was an impact player. Von had a sack but he was a little off in his rushing. Saw him very wide a few times. Maybe I'm wrong. Also, on the fourth play I believe it was Shaw and Rosseua pressuring Lamar. My brother said Von wasn't even on the field for that play. Anyone have a guess why not? Maybe because of the run threat?

For sure the refs made some poor non calls. I felt there were several holds on the Ravens they missed. However, I'd prefer to move on as I beat a dead horse to a pulp. Not a good look. On to the Steelers who the Bills should smash. Oh how I would love to see a blowout, Cook development, Shakir catches, and several sacks, etc...

To be honest I an not familiar with a lot of the posters on here. I often scroll through the posts pretty quickly unless one grabs my attention. I'm really not aware of Einstein's behavior whether good bad or indifferent. I have a hard enough time taking care of myself and my posts. I'm really not here to defend or offend anyone. I just like good knowledgeable football talk.

To be honest I don't know because I don't follow posters.

I know I get that. I get over passionate about football and the Bills. I'm trying to improve my behavior. Also, sometimes I try to force my opinion on others. Another flaw of mine. I took the advice of posters who rightfully pointed out my inapporiate insistent responses. It too me far too long to shut up. I thank people for doing so. I don't take things personally here.

I hear you. I mean people have differing views. Not sure why anyone has an agenda here. That seems bizarre to me.

I'll take that advice. Thank you.

No it's not. I know many who feel otherwise. Your insight here is off here. It allows you and others to go on the attack. Who makes the distinction you are saying? Where is the line drawn? How can you prove what you are claiming? Hi back and look at my posts and see the attacks I received. Many were way out there saying I'm a fan of another time, attacking me personally, etc...Totally false! I do accept the professional criticism frim many on here. I clearly went way overboard and beat a dead horse. I keep my mouth shut and took their advice.

He is 100% correct. Most constructive criticism of the Bills aren't welcome here. Be prepared for a backlash. Labeled as a hater, a fan of another team, a troll, and getting banned for the smallest of technicalities. I think most here aren't looking for sympathy or playing the victim. Rather some feel they can't or shouldn't express negativity due to the consequences.

I think it's a close call on whether to kick the FG or go for it. Both sides have merit. As you said, the Ravens didn't do much offensively in the 2nd half. However, the drive in question started at the Ravens 5 yard line. They were methodically marching down the field. Additionally, their defense wasn't playing great and the Bills offense with Allen looked confident. For me, I could feel the "Allen swagger" sort of speak. One thing that was concerning was the pressure and duress Allen was under. I had mixed feelings when they were going for it. I was leaning towards wanting the Ravens to kick the FG. I felt as though the Bills had a great chance to tie the game and a 50 50 chance to score a TD. However, if they missed on 4th down, I felt like the Bills chances to win would sky rocket even starting inside their own 5 yard line. I think Allen would have been unstoppable. Poyer got the pick and the Bills started at the 20. I was elated and the rest is history. What a great finish!

Pacheco sure looks fast and dynamic in that offense. The Chiefs offense looked scary good against the vaunted Bucs defense. They were very balanced, great play calling, and Mahomes was well Mahomes. The Bills defense will be tested. The Chiefs defense looked very beatable.

You can't discount the 43 yard run. That's not the way it works.