FilthyBeast

Bring everyone back in for what getting embarrassed and blown out by 20+ points against the Eagles the following week? Watch the Jets (who haven't scored a touchdown in weeks) come into Buffalo and blow this team out with Zack Wilson looking like a star yet again.

But I'm sure some homers will point out how this team 'blows out' bad teams in a majority of their wins like it actually means something.

Hmmmm who possibly could have seen this coming........🤔

If he doesn't than I hope fans are smart enough to stay home next year and not waste their hard earned money on this team in the form of season tickets, etc. Owners eat head coach and GM contracts all the time not long after an extension. Hell the Raiders are still paying John Gruden, and now Josh McDaniels as well. The Bills didn't hesitate to dump Dick 'The Corpse' Jauron either after a bad extension and was with a notoriously cheap owner at the time. Bottom line is there's no way you can go into a critical roster reset/soft rebuild year with this head coach and let him have any influence in the FA/draft process. I'm obviously not a fan of Beane either but willing to keep him if it mean dumping his pal McDummy.

Have to give credit to the Dolphins for continuously improving an already loaded offensive roster despite being firmly in control of the division and still in the mix for the top seed in the AFC.

Some will say 'no thanks' because this guy apparently didn't jive with the Patriot way, but the harsh reality is this is the exact type of move that a perennial contender (i.e. the Chiefs) would jump all over.

It brings a tear to my eye to see so many fans finally wake up and see the obvious problem. Now hopefully the most important person realizes that come January when the season is over and acts fast without the contract extension being a factor.

Not sure this is going to be the case especially since Stroud was a top prospect for a reason. But certainly coaching is a factor for a rookie QB that might end up having the best season ever under those circumstances.

It amazes me how many recent former players have magically found success elsewhere upon leaving the Bills. This gives me pause that Beane also needs to go along with McD. Don't get me wrong, still not a fan and think he's made more bad draft picks and FA signings that good ones, but seeing former players that he drafted shine else certainly points the finger directly elsewhere.

My expectations are already at an all time low, which includes a nail in the coffin type of loss tonight that effectively ends the 2023 season. But even if they win and look dominant it's not going to change anything until they can stack these type of games together again and more importantly do it against the likes of the Eagles, Chiefs, etc on the road.

Looking at the Texan's remaining schedule, it's hard to anything less than a 10-7 record at minimum. They also already have 3 quality wins over other teams currently in the top 7 AFC playoff picture (Jaguars/Steelers/Bengals). Bottom line if you read between the lines, winning the division is the only way the Bills likely make playoffs this year but long term this is going to be yet another AFC team and QB situation that this current regime simply isn't equipped to contend with up there with the Chiefs, Bengals, Jaguars, etc.

Hmmm there's a specific reason for this....I just can't seem to put my finger on it. 🤔

Not sure if it's been tossed out there yet, but if Frank Reich is one and done in Carolina would anybody be interested in replacing Dorsey with him? Forget about his obvious Buffalo connection altogether, but seems like it would be a logical fit given his previous OC experience and success.

It's actually a pretty big storyline when you think about their history in the NFC South when McD was Panthers DC and Peyton Saints HC. In fact the last time a Peyton coached team came to Buffalo it wasn't pretty if you remember the Saints demolishing this team in McD's first year here. I think they won something like 49-10.

Nothing earth shattering here but outside of Buffalo most of these pundits and talking heads knows that McD is pretty much a 'never was' and needs to be replaced. I thought once the national media turned against the Bills they'd finally start playing better but unfortunately hasn't been the case.

Somewhat ironic hearing this from Kelce considering the Chiefs/Mahomes would never had a call like that go against them.

Gut feeling tells me Broncos win fairly easily. Garbage time TD again by the Bills late to make final score close like last week. Broncos 31 Bills 21

Deep down I also think this is very possible. Broncos are riding high after demolishing the best team in the NFL (and the favorite to be first team to win back to back SB's since the Pats in 2003/2004) and have had 2 weeks to prepare for this game. But hoping this players only stuff is a last ditch resort for this team to finally wake up and play a full 60 minute game. Need to start hot and jump on Broncos early to have a chance.

Not even thinking about next year yet, but keep in mind that as ridiculously hard this 2023 schedule is there's no excuse for this team to not be 7-2 at worse right now if they take care of business and beat the teams they should have (i.e. Jets and Patriots) and build a nice cushion before a brutal 2nd half. Nobody expected this team to go 17-0 and losing to other contenders on the road like the Jags/Bengals along the way was expected.

If another contender was truly interested and offered him a contract he probably would have took it over the Bills. There's a reason guys like were still on the street at this point of the season but hopefully he can bring something to the table down the stretch even if it's a lost season.

At this point we should be thankful that Beane didn't give Davis a ridiculous extension yet but obviously not really possible given the pending salary cap nightmare this team is facing next year. But at the same time I won't be surprised when he leaves Buffalo in the offseason and explodes with a new team next year, probably with Andy Reid and Mahomes in KC knowing this teams luck.

I honesty don't know why these guys are even on the roster if we aren't going to use them. I was high on Sherfield but looks like he might have been the biproduct of a loaded offense and genius coach in Miami. But Harty especially is yet another big swing and miss considering his contract and that he was a day one FA target.

I've said for some time that this roster has never been as great as some fans were led to believe. Lots of woefully average players and backups but very few stars. Top heavy and many of these said impact players are constantly hurt year after year. This is why having the right GM entering a crucial roster reset/rebuild is critical and look no further than the Chiefs and the best GM in the NFL who executed a similar transition to perfection a few years ago when everyone though the Chiefs window was closing especially when they opted to traded away the best WR in the NFL. Not only did they hit on key draft picks finding multiple legit starters, they drafted some real stars/probowlers and won a SB with them last year when they were rookies/2nd year players.

Got a bad feeling about this game and wouldn't be surprised if the Broncos put the final stake in the 2023 season on MNF. But hoping I'm wrong and the Bills can find a way to win and prolong the inevitable at least one more week anyway.

If the Patriots are willing to part ways with Belichik after 9 SB appearances and 6 championships despite a recent extension, what should that tell Bills fans that insist McD/Beane are going nowhere despite also signing recent extensions?