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I can't say I watch enough Bengals games to say yes, but I do know that he has put together some really good games. He has strong hands, make contested catches, and I would argue is very capable of being a #1 receiver. My concern with him is injuries. I don't know how much of this season was legit injury or holdout, but he's a difference maker. Is he as good as Chase, no. But in the FA world, he will get paid as a #1

I understand that some believe the cap is considered a fictitious number and maybe the Bengals will be able to pay Higgins, Chase, and Burrow, but I’m skeptical. Also, the Bengals are another loss or two away from seriously having to consider getting some ROU before possibly losing him for nothing. At his age, with his skillset, he seems like an obvious target for the Bills. We know Beane is willing to pay for a #1, Higgins is proven and young. Yes, we could wait until the season is over and join the FA bidding war, but I know some on here think we need a receiver yesterday. For those in the WR1 camp, is this best case scenario and would you be okay with the Bills making a trade for him?

Remember the Chan Gailey offense led by Fitz when we were scoring 30+ points a game and we felt unstoppable, only to have the league figure us out and we stopped being able to score at all? The Bills currently feel like this to me right now. What concerns me the most about these past two losses, more so than the miscues, is that the Ravens and Texans were all over our offense like they knew what was coming. What was considered creativity in the first three weeks now feels like obvious transparency. I'm sure the All-22 will show other looks, but most of the replays showed receivers blanket covered, standing still and covered, or Josh getting the same type of misdirection pressure that causes him to press. Josh isn't perfect in these games and I don't like how easily he is getting rattled. Sure, getting pressured on more than 40% of your snaps against the Ravens will do that to you, but now we are starting to see him get jumpy, escape the pocket a little too early, and deliver off-balanced throws into the turf. As for the defense, I don't see us as figured out as much as exposed. We knew there were going to be mental mistakes with our limited depth and rookies learning the system. We saw it today with Bishop on the long TD. We saw Cam revert to being out of place and forgetting how to tackle. And we saw the all-too often defensive line (Groot) disappear again. End of the day, the fact that we need to make such changes on offense after only week 5, that our receivers are back to not being able to gain separation, Josh is playing frantic, and our coaches can't seem to manage the clock, we are in trouble this year.

The sections on both sides dropped to 8k per PSL and the seats dropped $30 per seat

Good for 30 years. If you decide to stop getting season tickets, you can try to resell your PSL on their secondary market site. If you just don't renew your seasons and don't try to sell your PSL, then they just revert ownership back to the Bills for them to resell

Not saying they aren't capable, but Shakir has clearly been Josh's go to safety valve

Wow....we are in a lot of trouble. I doubt Bernard and Johnson are back. We will have zero pass rush and no safety valve for Josh, considering the Texans take away Kincaid. If ever there was a game for Knox to step up

Texans 31 Bills 24 If you didn’t see the Diggs revenge game coming, then you haven’t been a Bills fan for long. This is a pretty back and forth game, but this time the defender doesn’t drop Josh’s interception on the final drive. Everyone feels better about the offense again, but the defense just can’t get off the field.

No idea. We are going to the in person experience in a few weeks and I plan on really digging into it

Remember when we allegedly had the best offensive line in the league? Can they show up at some point?

Yes, let’s keep overcommitting

Untouched. How is that possible

Why was Cook substituting so much on that drive?

That felt like very timid playing. Kincaid picked a bad time to find the yips

This is the model for the visitor size. The last row of the bottom bowl doesn't show as any cover above it, except for maybe the canopy, but even then, barely. Also, in some of the sections, the top 4 rows are replaced with ADA seating, so those definitely won't be covered. Now, why the canopy doesn't cover as far out on the home vs away side, I have no idea Here's the rendering of the visitor side, that also shows the lower bowl won't be covered.

That’s what I’m assuming and hoping for too. There’s images out there that can both prove and disprove it though. So I just don’t know anymore.

From what I’m learning, the overhang is only on the home side, not the visitors. There’s images of both sidelines from the side angle, it’s it’s pretty different

Everything I've read is that both are hoping to return by the Texans game, but the Jets might be more realistic

What’s interesting in this video is that they appear to show the seat model for the visitor side. From the model, the canopy only covers the upper deck and none of the lower bowl. In all the previous illustrations, the canopy was supposed to cover at least the last ten rows of the lower bowl. That would be frustrating if nothing In the lower bowl would be covered

You had me at spreadsheets

A barrel is free and you get a much more immersive experience

Ravens 31 Bills 10 The Bills undefeated streak comes to an end and the media narrative shifts from how great the Bills are to how easy their schedule was up until now. Lamar isn't asked to do much, but the little play-action he does, leads to two passing touchdowns to put the game away early in the 3rd quarter. The Bills defense is unable to get off the field early against a bludgeoning of Derrick Henry runs, and the defense is absolutely gassed by halftime. The turnovers finally happen to the Bills as we hit the perfect trifecta of Josh interception, fumble, and Cook fumble. With all the momentum in the Ravens favor early, the Bills are never able to right the ship.

With Bishop, Rapp, and Hamlin, I think we are set at safety for a while to come. All still very young and probably cheap

Thankfully he's dating a 10 in Hailee, or else he could get in trouble around here. Josh could literally walk into any Buffalo bar, ask women to form a line, and take home his top ten. Married, engaged, doesn't matter

The only thing I'll say in defense of MVS is that two of those throws were deep shots that were off the mark, for one reason or another. It's only a matter of time before one hits. We also seemed to use MVS over the middle this past game, so I think his role is still being ironed out