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Will you shut up!

I was right!

Too easy for Miami. What a statement drive in response to Bflo Td

Miami offense is too good. 7 -7 soon shredding the Bills

Wow. Miami s offense is so good.

Great scripted plays by Dorsey

Sign him now!

What a drive. Great start by Buffalo!

Bills are chasing the Dolphins early in the season. Could this be the changing of the guard with a Miami win?

That's a fair assessment. I do think it's a little too early to call it a must win though. The Bills will be 2-2 and be behind the eight ball for the division. However, 2-2 still puts them firmly in play for a wild card spot. I'm really thinking this is a game where RPOs should really be utilized. The Dolphins can be run on and Allen or Cook in RPOs can probably rip off some nice runs. I doubt Miami has prepared much for this either.

Not of fan of this guy. But damn he's fast and scary on the football field. He's had some big games vs Buffalo.

What if Josh Allen goes down?

Yes the oline looks much better. That's very encouraging. Bills catch a huge break because I think Phillips is out for tomorrow's game. The offense still looks like it's a work in progress. Its kind of like watching paint dry. Slow, methodical, and lacking big chunk plays. On the other hand, the Fins can score in a blink of an eye. Interesting contrast of offense. I don't believe either defense will be effective shutting down the opposing offenses.

He better tackle well tomorrow. The Bills LBs are going to have to tackle Mosert and Achane. A mediocre Josh is likely not going to get a Bills win.

I was listening to Cosell talking about the Bills offense. He was asked about Fangio's defensive strategy vs Buffalo. He stated that the Bills offense isn't difficult to plan for like the Miami offense. That was kind of a reality check. He stated the Bills offense is pretty straight forward. He did say that doesn't mean Buffalo won't score points. He did say Allen makes big plays. He elaborated to say that the Bills offense is more execution oriented. I thought the whole discussion was rather interesting to hear.

That's just one aspect of the Miami's offense. Miami uses motion to get their offensive players a head start. It's very hard to combat their speed especially when the defensive players are basically standing still.

Baltimore never had quality WRs. Hill and Waddle are one of the best 1-2 WR combos in the league. Mosert and Achane have elite speed. Baltimore only had Lamar and Andrews. Big difference.

I think this is a great idea. Elam isn't being used and isn't a fit. He's useless on the bench or inactive list. I'd give Bateman a shot to excell with Allen.

I had to laugh last game. Gabe almost never hauls in contested pass. That game he caught a contested ball on the sidelines. I had to do a double take. Low and behold he was out of bounds. I agree 100%. As a fan, I don't need stats to back up what my eyes see. I see an underwhelming WR2 who lacks consistency.

I'm all for Gabe being a WR3. He has great chemistry with Josh. He would be a very good WR3. I secretly was hoping the Bills were going to get Locket when the rumors were swirling he might be available. Obviously, Seattle retained him. I just not sure who is going to be available mid season worth picking up. Mike Evans cones to mind but not sure on his status. JuJu isn't someone I'd like to see in a Bills uniform. No NFL team in their right mind would trot out Davis as a WR1.

Bingo!!! Well said!

You said it all right here "he was an average to slightly below average WR2." I want more than that from the WR2 position. Besides the big KC game Gabe's inconsistent play has been problematic. Also, Davis has one of the best QBs in the league throwing him the ball and an elite WR1 on the team. This in all likelihood helps him in the stat books. Can you imagine Davis' numbers with an average QB throwing him the ball? I'm not going to apologize for saying the Bills need to upgrade the WR2 position. I was hoping Kincaid was going to be that guy. After three games, it's pretty clear Kincaid isn't being utilized as such. Pretty disappointing early in the season. Like I said previously, I'm fine with him being a WR3/4. Pay him as such.

I have four years of Gabe's body of work. It speaks for itself. I don't need this season's 3 game sample as a reference. Of course, I don't know the future of Davis as a Bill. My statement wasn't a statement of fact. It was an opinion which your correctly pointed out. I wouldn't mind seeing Davis as a WR 3 or 4 at a reasonable salary for that type of player.

I'm afraid he doesn't have much. Sure looks like he's still raw and learning on the job. He might be a good OC in the future. Right now, I think he's more of a liability than an asset. He lacks creativity and innovative. The Bills in the mist of a super bowl window shouldn't be testing the waters with a OC like Dorsey.

This really only tells part of the picture. A half truth if you will. Gabe's numbers you refer to are a three game sample. Can't the same logic be used with regards to the others? You can't have your cake and eat it too. In this fans eyes Gabe is a mediocre WR2. He's cheap now and that's significant because Beane is up against a tight cap. He certainly isn't worthy of big money come next year. It would be a huge mistake if Beane allocates big money here. Gabe is 100% replaceable. I disagree that a won't be easy to upgrade the position. I disagree that getting better WR2 would only be a slight upgrade. Come playoff time Diggs will likely get taken right out of the game. That's largely because Gabe isn't a very good WR2. He has a limited route tree and can't sperate quickly. That's pretty much indisputable. The KC game was anomaly. The guy very rarely wins contested passes and has some issues with drops. Disappears in many games or is unproductive. In short, he's not consistent or reliable as a WR2. His best asset is breaking off routes and Allen finding him. I watch Addison and Flowers and say damn I wish they were in a Bills' uniform. Beane could have moved up to get one of them. Evans or DHop were possible alternatives as well. Next year, there will be more choices. The opportunity will be there to upgrade the position. Lastly, I'd argue with strong validity that Allen makes Gabe successful. Not vice versa. Gabe would be an absolute fill in with a mediocre QB throwing him the ball. An upgrade to the WR2 position would be huge for the Bills offense. When you paint the whole picture one can only conclude that this will be Gabe's last year in a Bills uniform.