UKBillFan

I presume they didn't sack Saleh yesterday as they were travelling back from London?

Josh was top two, or even top, through weeks one to three. I appreciate Baltimore and Houston are tougher opponents but the regression of the last two weeks is concerning. He's even struggling with some of the basics.

How can you love someone who you don't think is serious about the Bills?

In the play offs, Bengals aside, the offense (Josh) normally shows up. It's the defense and/or Special Teams which finds a way to lose the games. And that final paragraph is pure stupidity. He's human - "full cyborg" is going to be a rare thing to happen, not something which is always there. You want to say there's a difference between Josh and, say, Mahomes? The latter has been bailed out by his coaches this year? Stroud? He did his best to give the game away today.

The difference is, the majority of us thought they should have been running the ball at the time, rather than in hindsight.

If they go for a wide receiver and/or Hyde then they're going all in for the Super Bowl, and moving on from this year being something of a rebuild.

They won't do it again. They'll just do something else boneheaded instead.

No? Never. I'm shocked. How can the coaches make two thick moves in two games in succession? Where is their game management?

Hold the ball then look at the throw. There were throws which were catchable which were left out there. Were they all easy? No. Were they catchable? Yes. Josh deserves some blame, yes, but not all of it.

Maybe McD can start leaking his displeasure at having a MVP potential QB who has too many off games at inopportune times. The defeat was as much on him today as the coaching (as well as the WRs, Safetys... it was a real team effort).

The balls were thrown well enough. A QB may misjudge a throw slightly - the receivers job is to catch them if they come near them. We see enough of that from other teams.

Uusally it's a 50/50 split whether the Bills beat the better teams in regular season, which is a pretty reasonable return. Unfortunately, if put under pressure, the coaching staff tend to wilt and gift the game to the opposition. And they collapse in the play offs (Josh tends to do well at that stage).

Well he didn't catch every ball which came to him as it is.

Maybe. But he receivers didn't do Josh many favours either. We've seen throws he made which maybe weren't quite on target be caught by receivers on other teams.

Josh was an issue today. He was completely out of sorts in the first half, and it was the 17 point deficit at the end of the second quarter which killed the Bills in the end. Third quarter was better. Fourth quarter was mainly down to play calling.