UKBillFan

The Bills let the Pats put 29 up on them. 29. Can't even say it's because the offense put the defense in bad positions - the same is happening today.

Jones was unusually competent, the Bills defense was woeful and the offense couldn't take any pressure off them until it was seemingly too late.

Did I just hear right? 61 yard FG for Slye of the Commanders?

Ah yeah, overlooked that. Apologies. Unnecessary Roughness? But think that would have been ticky tacky, in fairness.

Moseley's tackle on Taylor was more of a RTP penalty than the one given to Lawrence. Jumped right on his back when he was already going down.

Cowboys just 33-3 up over the Rams.

Oh FFS Jones. Yeah, sure, turn to crap again now you're not playing the Bills.

If they're looking to bring Levis through, they'll want to keep hold of their number one receiver.

And the Zebras get a TD in Miami.

Tip pick for the Rams against the Cowboys.

Dolphins get a flag in the red zone. Because of course. Not sure if that pass was catchable.

Appointing a defensive HC, no matter how good, would be interesting in the current era. Unless the team has a great OC already but concedes too many. Lawrence INT with an awful throw. One which would get Josh pilloried by all and sundry if he did it.

People have been saying that about the Bills over the past three weeks. Guess any given Sunday.

How did the Cowboys back in the redzone for another TD so quickly? ETA - Punt return.

Touchdown Jets. Lot of boos at Met Life.

Turnover off a fumble by the Steelers. And the Cowboys have a safety via blocked punt. The Rams are a mess.

The Jags getting a soft Roughing the Passer penalty IMO.

To answer the OP, usually. I find it more relaxing when the Bills aren't playing!

We invented it; it's American English which is the bastardis/zed version. 😉 Some posters are trying to pass it on all blame, yes. Most are seeing something is up and trying to work out the solution. Laziness? Lack of prep? Lack of confidence? Not trusting his eyes? Coaching? I doubt we'll never know the answer for sure.

British way of spelling it. I think the issue is it feels like Josh gets far more criticism than anyone else, and that includes the likes of McDermott, Dorset, Davis and Knox. Even when the former two have been criticised, it's mostly the prism of "what's up with Josh?" What's up with the Bills O Line? D Line? Why are the players so ill disciplined? Why have all sides of the ball come out slow over the past three weeks? I'd argue it's not being an exempt, but that issues go beyond him as well as with him.

No one does except inside the franchise. But calling Josh lazy is an easy out for many.

You do realise the majority of takes on here are Josh is an issue, but isn't the sole problem? Just as Dorsey isn't the sole problem, McDermott isn't a sole problem, receivers dropping the ball isn't the sole problem, other players showing ill-discipline by gifting opponents penalties isn't the sole problem. But put them all together and we are where we are. If Josh had played better the Bills would have beaten the Pats. If the defense hadn't let the abysmal Pats defense put up 29, the Bills would have beaten the Pats. If Murray hadn't driven into Pats defender on the Knox TD, the Bills would have won. The issue is everything is a mess at the moment - it goes beyond one player or one area.

Think they have to win three of the next four to take them to 7-4. The Bengals can be as bad as the Bills at their worst so might get lucky at Paycor, but have that as a defeat. Accept defeats at the Eagles and Chiefs (7-6), win the next three then lose at Miami takes the Bills to 10-7. May be enough for a wilcard spot. But if the Jets can beat the Eagles and the Pats can beat the Bills, then maybe one or more surpise result will go in the Bills favour.

Don't disagree, but 25 points should still be enough against the Pats, no matter how they come.

Don't think it will get any worse than this. Most seem prepared for defeat against the Bucs, and the nature of the posting will follow. No one expected the hideous performance (at stages, on all sides of the ball) against the Pats.