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TD Texans.

Stroud looking... careless.

Pickett ruled out in Pittsburgh - ankle injury.

Jeffrey Simmons in the injury tent in Tennessee.

If they hadn't then Dorsey would probably still be OC.

Why don't the officials let it play out before blowing the whistle? Happens so many times.

Cowboys and Ravens.

Yeah, not to derail the thread but, if the Bills fail to make the play offs is their own doing. Not because other teams are better.

Pickett has gone to the locker room - potential injury.

Take Hill out and I think the running game would be seriously compromised. Having to watch him frees up room for the run.

It's not a great unit, it's got a great player on it which lifts it. Admittedly, the same could be said of the Bills though strong offenses based on QBs isn't out of the ordinary. Revolving around a WR is slightly less usual. TD Titans.

That can wait for next week; even the Jets at 5-7 would make me nervous.

Hill is legit. Take him out and it'd hurt the Dolphins badly.

The Rodgers-less Pats and the Jets I give you, but the Broncos? The Bills should have won but I wouldn't say they are flat out bad. They've beaten the Chiefs, the Vikings and the Browns as well as the Bills season.

The East has gone, and had before this week. I'm not too fussed about the Dolphins now. Wildcard or bust.

Levis is clearly insane. 😆

Over-reaction from Stroud there - two soft hands on the back and it leads to a bust up? I mean, fair enough, Josh would have done a belly flop.

😆 That's July, move on for another eight months! The Saints are a complete mess, aren't they?

Has Red Zone gone down for anyone else or is it a UK problem?

Sometimes seasons are just cursed.

Individual decision making has probably cost the Bills decision making this year, rather than an ageing roster. The coaches not organising Special Teams correctly leading to 12 men; if that hadn’t happened the Bills would be 7-5. The abysmal defense in the final series against Mac Jones and the Pats. All they had to do was keep to a simple game plan, as Jones is a dreadful QB. Instead they allowed him to waltz down the field. So make that 8-4. The abysmal final series against the Eagles is nearly as unforgivable (the near 60 yard FG being down to penalties against the Eagles than brilliant defense), followed by a member of the Philadelphia offense coming out expressing shock at how easy the Bills defense made it in OT in terms of play calling. Better calls and it’s 9-3. And that’s just this season. That’s despite Josh’s Met Life meltdown, the Jet Lag against the Jags and a weak performance at the Bengals. Play call after play call after play call. And we go back through the horrors of yesteryear if needed. The issue with the Bills is coaching, and McDermott is learning from mistakes previously made. Instead he’s been hiding behind the likes of Milano, Jones, White and a younger Hyde and Poyer to make great plays. Now they’re injured on ageing the truth is being exposed.

Adding to Doc Brown's post, I think Josh has only had two more turnovers than both Hurts and Mahomes this year, having played a game more. Chris Simms is getting particularly irritated at the "Josh is a turnover machine" narrative considering he's hardly miles ahead of two QBs lauded as the best.

The Bills will win out. Make the play offs. Get through the Wildcard. Shock someone in the Divisional. Pick up a surprise victory in the Championship. Go into the Super Bowl as surprise favourites. And then have a final play which will go down in the annals alongside 13 seconds, 12 players, Wide Right, Music City Miracle etc.

How did the Bills do at a Jets side led by Zach Wilson? The Pats with Mac Jones under centre? The Broncos at home? Or the Giants for that matter? OK, so they played well against the Dolphins and the Eagles. But there has been far more bad and good this season - particularly when relying on the defense to hold on to a lead in the final two minutes.

If you keep listening to that link Mike Florio touches on what others are saying, though.