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C’mon man. He reached out his leg and tripped him.

Another snarky, circle the wagons response from Tim Graham. First of all, what would he know about what would be top of mind to an NFL player coming off a field? Not that he has experienced that or anything close to it. Second, Poyer is right to call out the buffoonery from Sullivan. I suspect the massive disrespect they have received from the local media was a motivating factor. Whatever works.

That is the second time in 4 tries. Two in a row.

Jerry is and always has been giant d...

Agreed, but first they need to sign him.

After watching his last over the last three weeks, I honestly think Tua is better. Not saying much, obviously.

This is just about the worst take I have ever seen.

Great post. Really.

That is a catch that a real NFL receiver makes. That’s why he is a bottom of the roster social teams guy.

Yes, the announcers said that. Good pull.

I did not, but I approve the message.

This was my worst fear- that McD and Daboll try to play ball control with NE rather than play to strength. Bad Idea.

Certainly a valid idea, I just think the Pats are better at defending that formation than the Bills are at running it.

I agree with your observations. I have seen the same things. He has only 1 TD, and so far has the lowest YPC of his career. He will certainly not reach last year’s catch numbers or yardage. There could be many reasons for the fall of in production, but continuing nagging injuries and the culmination of years of abuse on his body cannot be discounted as root causes. I would like to see Stevenson get some reps. NE certainly has no one who can keep up with him.

I hope not. Every time they telegraph their intent and/or limit their options via the offensive formation, they are playing into Belicheat’s hands. It’s like giving them a stop. That is not the way to win, as the last game should have taught them.

What a kitty.

Despite all the Sanders hate around here, they absolutely need him this week to play the slot with Beasley out. I do not trust McKenzie to play that position full time in a critical game. Sanders can get open.

I am not sure where the evidence of that is. McD is 2&1 head to head against Tomlin. They lost this game on a blocked punt and some bad luck.

Your hyperbole aside, let’s try and look at the bigger picture here, right? Beasley has not been as impactful on the field as last year, has been a major distraction and source of dissension within the team, to the point of McD benching him earlier this year, and is now letting down his team in the most important game of the year. He is not worth the trouble going forward, particularly at his contract value. His production is replaceable. He is done with the Bills in my opinion. I am sure many disagree, but he will not be on the Bills next year in my opinion.

It now only remains to be seen who else he infected. I am shocked it took this long. He should be among Beane’s first cuts this offseason.

Of course. That goes without saying.

When I woke up this morning and learned that the Bills would be minus two starters on the OL to Covid, meaning that effectively only one starting player would be in their preferred OL position, I would have been happy to take 20 points against one of the leagues better defenses. Instead, the Bills scored 31, even though 20 would have been enough to win. Great effort by the Bills today. People complaining about this win are simply clueless.

He is a legend in his own mind.

Nothing new with him.

There is certainly no reason to assume he is any more intelligent now than last season. Yes, funnier now.