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They need to move touchbacks out to the 35, then I'm good with it. Needs to be more of a challenge for the kicker and more incentive not to just kick through the endzone.

I agree with @Virgil, I would at least include guys like Brian Thomas who were within Bills reach for trading up. So might as well include everyone.

interesting the two highest snap count players were the most invisible

Wonder what kind of pay day 51 sacks will get him

Mods, please feel free to merge this with the post game injury thread 😂

Josh for some reason, has never been good at the fade balls.

Josh being banged up on short rest is my biggest concern

They have no use for Nabers over there. I think we should call em up and offer them a 3rd round pick for him.

Can we move Benford to slot and start Elam if Johnson is out an extended time? Also we need to get Micah Hyde on the phone tomorrow. Love Damar but he doesn't belong on the field.

Its funny how many times the Bills get 2nd and 1 opportunities and then just run it up the middle.

I wanna know why toohill is getting so many snaps out there

Getting carved up by our easiest opponent this year doesnt bode well for our season. Nothing has changed with this team. Just more of the same

D LINE 1st and 2nd rd picks coming in 2025

If the Bills somehow lose today, is our season done?

Is that his season total?

Still two more TDs than Coleman will have in his first game. I don't care about circumstances. It's like the Chiefs are constantly innovating and ahead of the curve and we're always trying to catch up to what they did last year.

Dont worry about the super bowl boys. We got locker room leaders and high character guys.

They woulda called Josh Allen for intentional grounding on that play

Waiting for the Bills to design a play like that regardless of who the carrier is..

I recall Beane saying this offseason that we needed more explosiveness. Ball control offense is nice but 20 play 75yd drives are rare because offensive penalties will eventually rear their ugly head and kill off many of them. The more snaps you take from center the more chances there are for refs to call false, starts, holding, etc.

Josh Allen is becoming too domesticated

After we went on our late season turnaround once Joe Brady took over as OC, the assumption was the offense was more efficient and we started leaning into the running game a lot more. It's true we did run the ball more as Josh Allen doubled the amount of carries and we became more efficient in goal line scoring. Perhaps just dumping the dreaded shotgun draw play from the 1yd line was enough to change that. Overall however Josh's passing yds/game decreased under Brady as well as his QB rating. Rushing averages for both Cook and Allen decreased under Brady as well. I'm hoping brady shows off some new stuff this season but mostly all I've heard this offseason is that there really isn't a whole lot of new concepts except for Brady is letting the players have more choice in the plays they want to run. Curious how it's gonna play out but I'm still not ready to anoint Joe Brady as the savior of the Bills offense.

Greedy billionaire owners vs. Greedy college interns working in finance. Greed is in all of us, it's not exclusive to Billionaires. Some just have a lot more of it than others. And a PE firm can be just as toxic as a single owner and be just as clueless at running a football organization. Picking out the worst examples doesn't automatically make the argument valid.

Yeah growth potential and access to PE money is good for the company and financials but less good for the consumer. Either prices escalate and/or quality deteriorates.