JustHewIt

I think they got tired of Mack's little first half dances and taunts. Couldn't be happier for Tre on that interception either

Such a weird point you're making. We beat Tampa, KC, and Balt and Cook didnt do much. And you guys did the best against him in week 5, no doubt. But like, we're a dominant running team and Cook is a top 3 RB. So obviously we win a lot and we run him a lot in those wins. Really though, we're a pretty well balanced team that can rely on both Josh AND Cook to run or pass. Unlike your second half today, when you could rely on basically nothing except one missed defensive containment by the Bills.

And without them Maye had a 62 rating and 155 yards passing. Whew. You'd expect more from an MVP. Especially in the 4th quarter when it was obvious we would not be stopped

He's doing a fine job. Stats don't lie at this point, he's like 40 games in. Some folks just have an idea of what they think an offense should look like and we just aren't going to be that in this iteration

Jesus, the way they call it as if the run was designed that way, they are so embarrassing.

I dont really have anything intelligent to add, but just in case those Pats fans decide to continue participating I just want to say: LETS GO BABY, IT'S OUR DIVISION AND YOU GOTTA TAKE IT, WOOOOOOO!!! GO BILLS

Right...which is why I'm amazed you think this place would be a giddy, over-confident bubble of positivity after anything short of a Super Bowl win

Are you new here? Lol

Shaq T needs to be on this list. He brings leadership intangibles and a toughness against the run that you can feel. Watch his press conferences, he's taken total ownership of the defense that no one else on that side of the ball has in years.

I love a good analogy, this ain't it. Have you watched the games when Josh tries to throw it intermediate to deep a lot? He gets his ass kicked and it rarely works. In your analogy Tiger would be forced to make a decision after they replaced all his equipment with those old timey wooden clubs from the 1800s, and then blindfolded him. That would be the equivalent of what Josh has to work with

You can do it! Start looking for the positives and bright spots (Max, Bishop, our O line, James Cook, our return game improving, Joe Brady changing it up, not sweating every field goal attempt this year...oh and some guy named Josh Allen) rather than dwelling on every little thing that isn't perfect and expecting doom. When you zoom out and look at the top teams, our problems don't look nearly as bad in comparison. This isn't the NBA, there aren't runaway favorites in this league. And even that rare team that does come along and dominate all year might have the whole thing ruined by Eli Manning. Get in the tournament and we have just as good as shot as anyone else.

The thing is the landscape of the AFC is wildly different this year, so to just assume the playoffs will go the same way is silly. And also we can't reconstruct the roster in any meaningful way at this point, so every thread devolving into complaining about the roster make up is pointless. Not to mention most of the time its just reacting to whichever unit played bad that game. Last two weeks it was "Receivers bad!" Now its "front seven bad!" Beginning of the year was "Secondary bad!"

Can we talk about Cole Bishop? Another massive, game changing play. Credit to the staff for sticking with him, fun to watch

Today just shows that this is a week to week league and we're good enough to compete with anyone. Which anyone that pays attention and isnt a big negative nancy already knew. GO BILLS

Thanks boys, I feel awesome this evening!!!! GO BILLS.

Pretty much every team has had a stretch of losing 2 of 4, and has looked bad at times. Are they all bad teams? Apparently the Colts, rams, Seahawks, broncos and eagles are the only good teams. We can jump straight to Championship Sunday and be one step closer to what many here are dying for: the off-season! What a truly great way to enjoy the NFL

Coming out and rushing for 200+ vs the Panthers and then Josh carving up KC probably didn't help this cause. The Dolphins game felt like a true wake up call...wishful thinking probably, but contrary to what the vocal minority says McD has shown a willingness to embrace change and demand a higher standard when we've gotten off track in the past.

We do, because we won. Going into the game it was the "red hot Panthers" that we'd be lucky to squeak one out against on the road. But we blew them out, therefore they're actually a poverty franchise and the win shouldn't even count.

You guys are just relentless. Gabe, Hardman, Keon, Samuel, Moore, they're all JAGs. Either Brady is going to scheme things up differently and Josh is going to elevate us or the stagnant passing game will continue. None of those names are transforming our offense alone. You're all acting like we're stashing prime Randy Moss on the practice squad because that darn McBeane is stubbornly loyal to Keon.

My god. The Cavs won in what, Lebron's 12th year? We've had 4 realistic chances at it with Josh. The Cavs also came back down 3-1 to beat the greatest regular season team ever in the NBA. Good thing no one gave up on them.

Lol ok. That's a high bar

Superior to whom? They had the number 3 pick

Shout out for this poll, quality sports bar talk, its a 50/50 split with both sides arguing that their path is a no brainer

I'd expect a pretty even split with the added benefit of Ty getting more passing targets if he's on for later downs -- Ty took a goal line carry last week and converted, I don't see Davis as being the unquestioned backup in any manner