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I'm inclined to agree. Texans and Bears are not offensive powerhouses. For all the offensive firepower that people talk up for the Vikings they have an irritating tendency (if you're a Vikings fan) to just fart away a couple of games every season (see: Bills 2018, Bears 2019, Colts 2020)

I mean is he getting a pass? Also last year JA and Bills really tried to downplay the shoulder issue and didn't address it or make any noise about it. No sense in wallowing in self pity. Just go out there and win games.

I dunno, he was out there for us in the AFCCG and he couldn't stop a soft breeze. I think regardless of whether he's there or not this Sunday the Bills defense is still well equipped to stop KC. Our defense is legit this year.

If (big if) the Bills can execute I want to see slow, grinding drives that chew up clock and create a super lopsided TOP for Buffalo. The best defense (like the NE teams of old) is to keep Mahomes on the sideline and create anxiety and urgency to score points. Maximize our possessions, give them as few as possible and we waltz out of there with a win. Its basically how KC beat Buffalo the first time last year. They basically never let them have the ball, and when they did have it, they couldn't capitalize.

The Bills (almost literally) limped into that game. No real running game, Zack Moss on IR, Diggs, Beasley and Davis hobbling around and getting pushed around by KC's DBs. In our first matchup we had equal issues. No Milano, weak DL, White coming off a back injury, Edmunds playing with a bum shoulder, Brown basically being a decoy/non-factor. Just wish we could play them at relatively good or full strength to get a real read. Feel like our last 2 matchups have been played with one hand tied behind our back.

TIL that Diggs is currently the Bills leading receiver and I'm genuinely surprised that's the case. Man has over 300 yards receiving in first 4 games of the season and it just feels like it could be so much more.

Yeah he royally destroyed that Eagles team, in what universe do you trade LeSean McCoy for Kiko Alonso and trade FOR Sam Bradford??!

I don’t like it.

It's a leverage play, you announce some guy is getting released the afternoon/evening before, but releases don't become official until 4pm day of. This signals to other teams "hey, if you want this guy, give us a call" This is pretty standard stuff.

I would potentially add Nick Sirianni to that list and maybe David Culley.

I feel like this is gonna be an odd cat/mouse game. The weakness of KC is their D, their strength is their O. Our strength is our D with our O being slightly weaker. How do you neutralize that on either side? Play small tactical ball, take the short stuff, good balanced attack between runs and short passes and play for TDs on long 6+ minute drives. For KC that's their gameplan because it keeps our D on the field, tiring them out. It keeps our O off the field where they're not dicing up their awful D. For us its the same game plan because it keeps KC's O on the sideline and gives our D time to rest to force KC to play small ball and settle for FGs. I wouldn't be surprised if both teams came into this game with a very similar gameplan, for very different reasons.

There's not a snowball's chance in hell he signs a 4 year deal at age 31 and coming off some soft tissue lower body injuries. Any GM that does that should be fired on the spot. Boundary corners who primarily play man don't have a shelf life past their early 30s as the speed to keep up with outside wideouts drops off.

I mean their defense has looked just fine without him so far.

The refs are there to maintain control, if the chiefs are mugging us we should return the favor and dare the refs to keep things civil. Feel like that’s why we got pushed around in the afccg, they were pushing us around and we didn’t dare push back.

Gawd people here panicking about Davis Mills and talking trap game nonsense. We're a good team and our defensive scheme eats rookie QBs for breakfast, lunch and dinner. People gotta start realizing that our defense is tough to get a read on and we're like Belichik with rookie QBs, we just grin and sneer, "fresh meat".

I guess when you have LVE and Micah Parsons out there Jaylon Smith becomes irrelevant. Sure he's on a big contract but if you know you're gonna not play him and he knows that he's gonna be ridin' pine why not do each other a solid and just cut the guy and let him find a home somewhere?

I just wish he’d stop tweeting ffs and focus on what matters: crushing KC this Sunday. I don’t tune into a Bills message board for Beasley’s spicy vax takes. I’m here to talk X’s and O’s and piss and moan that we haven’t traded for Ertz yet.

I don't agree with his vax takes, and I think he should have been more self aware before kicking this wasps' nest. He should have known his stance would piss off a lot of people. He seems to be struggling to deal with that blowback and venting on social media about it, which I'm not sure is how I'd go about it but to each their own. That being said, don't boo your own players jfc. That's some gutter ***** Eagles fan's do.

I think its also a coaching mentality with the Bills as of late, we come out looking for blood and its not something we used to do 2-3 years ago. Since the second half of 2020 this team has simply decided that there will be no close games. Bills are either gonna lose or just crush the other team.

He invited scrutiny by taking a vocal position that is extremely controversial. If you don’t like the heat, don’t shine the light on yourself.

Love that Buffalo feels like football camp for a lot of players. Come to Buffalo, focus on football, focus on yourself and be your best you. All goes well you leave with a ring.

The Frazier/McDermott defense is not friendly to inexperienced QBs, or even a lot of experienced ones. I'm expecting at least a couple of ints because of well disguised coverages and hurried throws forced into bad windows.

called it