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It’s disappointing that he got hurt and the fumble sucked, but he had a great return and he had inside position on that bomb that was barely overthrown. That play was very important in establishing their offense today. I hope he is back soon

I agree with you but I am a bit surprised. I thought he looked good early in the season. I am not sure what’s going on with him but they clearly are not happy with him.

I thought that happened last week as well but I could be misremembering.

I thought Moore would get the activation over Samuel but I don’t think there is much of a difference either way.

McD has said more than once that Coleman has not been good enough. When that’s the case and he is not responding appropriately to coaching you can certainly call that disciplinary, but regardless, I am sure they know it’s not good enough, and so does he.

That bad QB is now lighting it up for the Colts. Good teams are rarely hiring head coaches. It is up to the coach to build the culture and get the most out of his players. Daboll could not do it.

We are 10 weeks into the season and you just noticed?

For what it’s worth, and admittedly that’s probably not much, I think the Bills are going to rock the Bucs tomorrow. They are a far better team than the negative Nancy’s around here are giving them credit for. Baker Mayfield is not half the QB that Josh Allen is, and McDermott can coach circles around that retread in Tampa. They get it straight right here.

I have, and while I respect his opinion, it’s a mistake to make this all about Brady, or all about the receivers, or all about Allen. It’s complicated, but Allen has not been his best, and that has cost them. That was my point.

That was predictable, even before the announcement that both Davis and Hardman would be active. McD is trying his best to light a fire under the young man. Let’s see how he responds.

We all know what Allen is capable of and from my perspective, I love him as the Bills QB and would not want any other. That said, there are ample examples this year of Allen struggling to make his reads, make the throws that are there, and executing the offense. The Miami game in particular. I do not know what the issues are with him specifically, but he is not playing up to standard. The Bills are going to struggle when that is the case. I am sure the answers to that conundrum are varied and complex but he needs to be better. Full stop. Does he lack faith in the offensive design? The receivers? His line? Has he lost confidence? I do not know. That’s why they pay the coaches and not the fans. The Bills offense starts and ends with Allen and he needs to be better. I am quite sure he would be the first one to admit it.

Those are what Allen is throwing but those are not the only options built into the passing game. Allen is playing very tentative at times, making bad decisions, and has not been consistent in his accuracy. This was very evident in the Miami game. There were numerous examples of WRs being open that Allen either did not see or chose not to throw. I am not suggesting the Bills WR core is going to be confused with the league’s best, but in my view, so far this year, Allen bears a big responsibility for the struggle of the passing game. I would rank the culprits in order of negative impact so far to be Allen, then the WRs, then Brady.

Leaving in a few minutes to drive to Miami. Looking forward to a big win. Go Bills!

This is nothing like the conditions for that infamous early season game that defeated the bills via dehydration and sunstroke. That game was FL summer weather - 90’s and humid with a heat index of high 90’s. This is the fall. It might be in the 80’s but there will be a breeze and a low heat index. Weather will not be a factor.

They are awful. I have stopped listening to them all together. I just can’t. It is like listening to a conversation between middle schoolers.