BigAl2526

I don't think there is any argument. Josh had a tough first half, but the Bills moved the ball the whole game. Buffalo left like 21 points on the table. I could wish that josh exercised a little more discretion on his throws, but with the game on the line, there isn't a QB I'd rather have in Josh's place.

I might see a bigger Bills fan when I look in a mirror. That's not necessarily a good thing.

If you're into omens, that's a terrible omen for Miami.

Just hold the Jags one more time before halftime, then score on your drive to open the second half and you're up three scores, Titans.

The injury to Trevor Lawrence is the biggest reason to feel good about Tennessee. He may play, but he's not going to be 100%..

McDaniel and company are mostly thinking about what the Bills did to them in their first game this season. Miami had crushed Denver and observers were calling them "unstoppable." Buffalo not only stopped them, they trampled them.

When I saw the number of starters that Baltimore was sitting, I was worried.

If I decide to do Miami based menu, it would probably be seasoned air fried tilapia.

No way. Division championship and second seed are sufficiently worthy goals to play for.

I don't see that happening. The skills that Buffalo needs in their safeties are a lot more like the skill set of a good zone CB rather than a man coverage. Zone coverage is exactly what Elam struggles with. I think Elam either figures out how to play CB in Buffalo's system or he's done. I agree with those who think Benford is the more likely player to switch to safety.

DeJean has played some CB in college, but I expect if the Bills drafted him, they'd be looking to play him as a safety. My first choice would be a WR. I'd like to see the Bills up their speed at WR. They've got some 4.4 guys, but the closest thing they've got to a true burner is Deonte Harty, and he's only mane one big play I can recall all season at WR. He's greatly limited by his size. Legette in the second round would be a great get, but Beane has about as much chance of drafting Legette in the bottom half of round 2 as he has of winning a billion dollar Powerball jackpot. I just don't see DeJean has having the kind of big time impact Beane and McDermott hope for in their first round picks. He would, however, have a chance to be a solid contributor if the Bills did draft him.

The heat stroke game was early in the 2022 season. That's ancient history. I wouldn't even consider that at this point talking about trends. I maintain that for the Bills this season it's been more about the Bills' own ability to focus and execute in any given game than the opponent, regardless of who the opponent is. Many of Buffalo's struggles and several of their losses have been against lesser opponents, games they really should have one. They include losses to the Jets in the season opener, at New England and Denver. I don't think any of their losses are really due to the Bills playing a better team. The London game against Jacksonville was as much about Jacksonville having the extra week in London to get acclimated to the time change as it was about anything else.

I agree that Buffalo needs to address D-line in the off season. I'm not sure who will be available in free agency. As far as the draft is concerned, it's a little early to try and figure out where the Bills will go and when. A lot of mock drafters are projecting the Bills to take a WR at this point. I would be happy if they got the right one. The problem is they may be picking pretty late. It depends on what kind of run happens on what positions. There are several WRs I think could be real difference makers for the Bills, but I'm not sure all of those who will go in the first round will be difference makers. I've seen a few mocks that have Buffalo picking a CB. From my perspective, this does not look like a great cornerback draft at the top. I'm hoping that Tre White can come back. If that happens and Buffalo can retain Benford and Douglas, I think the Bills will be fine at CB. A few mocks have Buffalo going safety. There seem to be some decent safety prospects, but none of them strike me as obvious first rounders. I've also seen a few mocks the project a defensive end to Buffalo. Defensive end is interesting as there does not seem to be great consensus on the ranking of defensive ends in the draft. A guy might be top five in one ranking and bottom third in another. I think that means there's a chance Buffalo could end up with a great value at DE if the right guy drops and Buffalo picks him up. I've also seen mocks where Buffalo picks an offensive lineman. I don't see that at all. I don't think there are any interior offensive linemen worth a first round pick and I don't think the Bills are unhappy with their tackle situation. I haven't seen the Bills pick any other positions in round one. Of the positions I mentioned above, my best guess is it's likely to come down to WR or defensive end if the Bills are picking in the bottom half of round one.

I hope you're right. I don't want to be stuck with radio for a Bills playoff game. Also, Buffalo is playing the Sunday evening game next weekend. It's not a big deal, but that makes it a little tougher physically to get ready for a Saturday game the following weekend.

I'm not at all surprised at the possibility he was favoring one arm. I would expect that it will be less of an issue in another week. How much less is anybody's guess.

I think the oddsmakers are probably remembering what Buffalo did to Miami the first time they played them this season. It also doesn't help Miami that Chubb is out with an injury. Allen may have bruised his non-throwing shoulder against New England, but Tagovailoa hurt his throwing arm versus the Ravens. If one of them is going to play through the discomfort and be effective, my money is on Allen.

I remember how last season many fans thought Bernard was a wasted pick because all he did was play special teams. I do think it took him a while to adjust to the pro game, but I think now he's a pleasant surprise to all of us and maybe to the coaches as well.

I could see the Ravens playing starters for a quarter or so and then resting them.

I agree. It will be a lot easier watching Buffalo/Miami if Buffalo already has a playoff berth locked up.

I'm hoping that Daquan Jones and Micah Hyde, with a game under belts, will have even more impact versus Miami and moving forward than they did versus New England.

While a certain playoff berth before Buffalo ever takes the field Sunday night would ease my mind, I don't think there is any way Buffalo rests their starters with a chance to take the division and gain the #2 seed.

I think he's probably OK physically. He might have a contusion in his left shoulder (bruise). I think the whole offense had timing and sloppiness issues in the game. Unfortunately, the Bills seem to play down to the level of lesser opponents. They need to turn it up against Miami.

I noticed Von Miller didn't practice on Friday. I think the decision to sit him was made early in the week.

I got both of them: Douglas and Kincaid.

Douglas on defense. On offense, I think perhaps it's time for Kincaid to get back on track.