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One of the key reasons so many people expressed optimism for this year is based upon how much depth the team has (and of course Josh). I think it is completely reasonable to pump the brakes a bit on that optimism based upon the performance of the team as a whole but more importantly the individual performances yesterday.

Did you watch him play in the AFC Championship Game? In the biggest moment of his career he was awful and a large part of why we ended up losing that game. Once Benford went out they targeted him big time. Good luck to him but he had more than enough chances here, it just didn't work out.

The Social on Tunnel Road in Asheville is definitely a hole in the wall but they have great wings (some of the best outside of Buffalo) and show the game on a dozen or so screens including a large projector screen. I would highly recommend.

Bc McDemott is scared to death of our special teams, just like the rest of us.

We’re at third string OLB and like 4th string at safety now. Offense needs 7 here for sure.

ST a 3/10 for a blocked punt and a start on the 15 on the last kick-off? The ST has been awful this year.

We paid more in draft capital because the actual $ he is being paid by us is so low. What other legitimate WR1 or WR2 could we have gotten for less than $1m?

Seemed like Josh needed a breather after taking that hit more than anything.

That certainly looked like delay of game.

I don’t buy that. There was significant motion in the gameplan for the Miami Thursday night game which was in hostile territory. I think they are trying to be too smart for their own good by overly changing the strategy each week.

It seemed like the WRs were allergic to the middle of the field. All of these attempted contested throws to the sidelines where a simple slant would do the trick. The one time he threw it to Kincaid it actually worked.

We should have called a time out to get him back on the field instead of running it into a stacked box when everyone knew Mitch wasn’t throwing it. Awful coaching.

This certainly makes the Texans visit to Orchard Park a lot more interesting next season.

With all the focus on the PSLs the real sticker shock is going to be the per seat price. It’s been rumored nearly double for similar seats. Not sure that is something the Buffalo market will be able to support.

Sure, just not the first two!