Billz4ever

Man, back then we were asking for a steady WR2 to compliment Diggs. Now we're at the point where we're begging for somebody, anybody who can just get open. And we have a GM who was basically telling people in the offseason to stop complaining. By mid-season he's contemplating parting ways with 1st round picks because he knows he was wrong and here we are.

If Stafford retires within the next couple years and the Bills are in no man's land stuck between legit super bowl contender and mediocre, I could see the Rams making a serious run at trying to get him. I would be absolutely sick seeing him leave and it would be bittersweet seeing him succeed and win a ring with another team, but he deserves it and my doubts are continuing to grow that a Lombardi is a possibility for this organization under the current regime.

I can't believe it took Bernard getting hurt to get Shaq in the game. He's been ou best LB this year by far IMO and I don't think that was really difficult to see.

Just another coaching blunder on a night of many. We still got badly outplayed and still had the chance to steal this game.

They'll "learn from it". Yeah, you'll learn this team is soft, lacks talent at several spots and isn't going anywhere this year.

There were I'd say at least 3 where he was out of the pocket and had the chance to throw it away but didn't.

The pass rush has basically been non-existent since the KC game.

Yet we were still in it up until the very end somehow and this coaching staff proves yet again they're not up to it.

Keon playing tonight literally would have changed nothing.

Why they didn't just get the first down on 3rd and 1 is another coaching fail. Had Prater not missed the PAT, we're probably in overtime.

Few more games like this an we potentially miss the playoffs.

Doesn't matter with the penalty.

Houston is the house of horrors. Lose the game and another half the roster hurt.

Wouldn't have mattered with the OPI.

We could actually miss the playoffs if they play like this a few more times.