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That's two in five. Approaching a 50% hit rate.

Travelling on a Friday was an utter joke. Would love to know the thinking behind it.

The defense have nothing left. If the Offense controlled TOP better, we'd be in a better position. Not naming names, think everyone should take some blame today, from coaching downwards.

Not enough time unless the defense can pull out a miracle.

They've missed clear flags!

Flown over Tuesday. Give a day of recovery and then travel - give as much time as possible to adapt. Admittedly, the Jags have been given a massive advantage but no point making it even greater.

The Jets loss was purely on Josh; the calls and plays from others was fine. This is a complete lack of effort on offense.

Maybe the Bills should have shown more respect and flown over sooner. Wouldn't be surprised if jet lag has played a part in this.

I was worried when I heard how long they waited before flying over. A joke of a decision.

The defense are tired, of course they're going to look a mess right now. McDermott can't even rotate as much as usual.

Don't blame the defense for any of this. Not considering how many injuries on that side of the ball. Offense? Awful.

He's been below average. Yes, the drops have hurt but so have some of his throws.

The Offense is an utter embarrassment. No game balls for any of them.

I don't think the issue is the turf, it's a lack of preparation. The Bills should have flown to London at the earliest opportunity - not hung back.

The defense is not the problem (well, it is, but what to expect with so many injuries?) Offense is the issue.

Despite that, I thought they did try and shake things up a bit and air different teams each times. Admittedly, the early slate is hardly inspiring but would have probably leaned towards Titans at Colts if I was them.

Interesting stat from ESPN (sorry if already posted): The Bills are the sixth team in NFL history to score 135 or more points and allow fewer than 60 in their first four games. Each of the previous five went on to play in that season's Super Bowl. https://www.espn.com/nfl/insider/insider/story/_/id/38542990/nfl-week-4-overreactions-surprises-bills-patriots-stroud

Taylor Swift.

I'm don't think today would have turned out how it did if week one had panned out differently.

If you look at the Chiefs wiki page, going off the record, they've already been given the win... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Kansas_City_Chiefs_season

Nah, this is a Buffalo forum. 😁

An outcome as probable as Taylor Swift deciding I'm a better prospect than Travis Kelce.

If Jefferson was free I'd expect to trade away more than a 6th. But Claypool has too much behind him. Why do the Bears want rid considering, if he's good enough to add to the Bills roster, then he should be first name up on theirs?

The WR room is fine. There is limited cap space and Beane may have to make a move for a corner. If the Vikings lost their senses and wanted to move Jefferson on, then go for it. Claypool with his baggage? More trouble than he's worth.

Einstein once said insanity was doing the same thing over and over, expecting different results. Reckon Staley has ever heard of him?