CapeBreton

Or the team just isn't that good and it all came to a head yesterday. But it certainly did look they had nothing left in the tank, especially when you look at how much they struggled with Miami.

This is probably why James Cook looked so sad when he got drafted by the Bills, they don't play their damn rookies! This is how we end up losing solid talent like Teller and Hodgins.

Hopefully he is drafted well before we pick and he's not even an option, because this team has much bigger needs pretty much everywhere else. Even though our RBs are very average right now.

2022 draft was painful, it was so clear they picked based on need. I gave them the benefit of the doubt but this draft is already looking bad. They draft Cook as a receiving back and they don’t even use him for that. Bernard was picked because his coach is buddies with McDermott, useless pick there with good talent available at that spot. The usage of Elam and Shakir was also baffling this year. I’m not sure if they are worse at drafting, or developing talent, neither are good though.

Anyone but the Chiefs.

Do we need to single out Rousseau? Everyone sucked. Only memorable play was Boogie Basham going offside and chasing down Burrow.

Game over, let’s get ready for the draft I guess.

Bills deserve to lose.

McDermott sucks

All things considered, being down only 17-7 is astonishing.

Could you imagine if the Bills stopped the Bengals on this drive?? Seems impossible

Bills made him look good there for sure.

I’m on Atlantic time so luckily I can go to bed and not stay up for this garbage.

Gilliam has been pretty quiet lately, he was pretty involved at the start of the year but tailed off, so maybe he’s due! He also came off the field holding his arm last game but appears to be fine, would love to see him score a TD!

I got Taron Johnson with a pick 6.

Is Phillips wearing any kind of shoulder brace? I think he has the same injury as Dalvin Cook who played through it with the brace on.

When Pittsburgh drafts a WR in the second round, they're a guaranteed stud. When the Bills draft a WR in the second round, they get Zay Jones lol. The team is probably still traumatized from that.

The WR draft strategy has been waiting on WR in loaded draft classes, 2020 they got Davis late and 2022 they got Shakir, both looking like great values and solid players but not stars. I think if they want a home run WR, you gotta take them early but it seems like most teams are reaching on them in the early rounds, so they’re tough to get.

I’d be all for the Bills taking Bijan, but he’ll be gone for sure, he’ll probably destroy the combine and he just looks unreal. I also don’t think James Cook can shoulder a huge workload, he needs to be splitting with someone else. Whether it be Singletary or whoever they bring in via free agency or the draft.

I remember Joe Marino saying last draft that the Bills likely prefer guys who had a harder road to success, thus why they hadn't drafted many guys from the SEC over the last few years. Then they ended up drafting Elam and Cook from there.

Bengals defence were out there for a lot of snaps, hopefully they’re somewhat gassed.

Correct, but I believe since Miami got 31 points on the Bills, that means the Bengals will get a minimum of 75 points against the Bills.

I’m guessing McDermott doesn’t trust younger players at WR and prefers veterans. Hodgins doesn’t get a chance, Shakir doesn’t get targets, Davis was overshadowed by Emmanuel Sanders last year, they traded for Diggs, now they have Beasley and John Brown back in the lineup.

Guarantee they get a TD after that roughing the passer