Billz4ever

If they beat the Bills with Higgins back in the lineup, they could very well win out. Baltimore again in Cincy, Miami, Arizona, and Cleveland. They have the easiest schedule remaining of the 3 division contenders. If Pittsburgh wins on Sunday, it just got a lot harder, but if Pittsburgh loses, it's game on.

That division is so bad this year though, it may work out for them this time.

Their fans are as lifeless as their team. Stadium cleared out in the 3rd. And even before that, it never really felt like the crowd was ever in the game.

That division is gross and looking at remaining schedule for all 3 division contenders, they have a legit shot at the division.

Cincy is a dangerous team. I would not want to play them with Burrow and they're going to get Higgins back. They're 4-8 with a win tonight and if Pittsburgh loses, the division leader is 6-6. The division is not out of the question for them.

They have 14 pts and now 4 turnovers. Not sure when they ever looked unstoppable in this game.

Can't believe I'm saying this because I thought it was the right call at the time, but had I known Beane was going to totally FUBAR this WR room as badly as he has since, we should've kept Diggs and just keep begging for a competent WR2 to go along with Kincaid and Shakir. 2 legit WRs, good YAC WR in the slot, a mismatch at TE, and 2 backs that can catch out the backfield would be just fine. The wildcard here is Brady since I don't know if he's capable even if he had a nice upgrade in talent considering Diggs basically faded into nothing the partial season he had with Brady.

We didn't play Carolina with Bryce Young. We played Andy Dalton. We also lost to the both 4-7 Falcons and Dolphins and got thoroughly outplayed and out-coached in both losses. This team doesn't beat the teams they should beat. The Chiefs came close to being 5-6 this past week, so they're not the juggernaut they have been in the past and we've had no problem beating them in the regular season anyway. We allowed 32 points to a beat up Bucs team and the Week 1 win against the Ravens might as well be ancient history at this point given all the injuries. And even if they do limp into the playoffs, who cares? Do we really think this team is making a deep playoff run all on the road?

Wouldn't surprise me at all. It also wouldn't surprise me if Allen demands a trade out of here once he realizes this front office isn't committed to helping him. After the pounding he just took with nobody there to help, that has to grind his gears.

8 sacks is simply unacceptable and that doesn't even factor in the other plays Allen took hits on. Before this game, Allen himself mentioned how he got "beat up" in the Houston game last season. I guess Brady decided to draw up an encore performance. Games like that are how 17 gets injured and has his career shortened.

Good coaching can do wonders. Aaron Kromer is known for getting the most out of the guys he has even if they aren't all super talented. He gets those five to play good together as a unit and that's all you can hope for.

Let me show you my separation skills.

If Stafford decides to play another 2 seasons or so after this one as he hinted this past offseason, that's also another option for them. I've said that if the Bills are stuck in no man's land for a few years between legit SB contender and mediocre, is Josh Allen content to be on a team that he knows is never going to be good enough to win a championship? I don't know if this FO would ever trade him or if Josh would ever decide he wants to be traded, but at some point Josh is going to have to make that decision.

Yeah, great OL depth isn't something a lot of teams think about first, but having at least a couple guys that can immediately step in and keep the offense rolling at close to normal is huge. If Spencer Brown is going to IR, that's a big loss for the Bills OL, but Ryan Van Demark, while obviously not the same, can hold his own.

They go hand in hand. Our OL appears to have regressed because our WR room has regressed. Our receivers weren't great last year by any stretch of the imagination, but they were head and shoulders better than this season. At least in the scramble drill, Josh was able to find open guys and there was an actual effort to get open. Combine that with predicable play calling, and it's a recipe for disaster.