Nephilim17

Yikes. That's a Fred Sanford limp.

he started his Bill's career with a fumble. Then got stuffed a lot. Now he's finding holes but slipping around 8 yards... The game's slowing down but he's got a little way to go before he totally calms down and sees everything slow and can then make his moves. It's coming...

The new "McKenzie" could be Nexus 6. That's a four-year lifespan. Two-year contract. We're ok.

I hate the pats but respect to Stevenson. Good, tough player. I'd love a guy like him on the Bills.

Love that run by Singletary!!!

This is domination. Feels nice.

What a crap play call on third and long!

Boom. Running touchdown. Don't be afraid to run.

I actually think it might be a blessing in disguise teaching Dorsey to stick with the run.

Great run by Cook up the middle. Someone on this board needs to make an apology.

We need more of those meat and potato 4 yard runs. They matter.

The Italian Stallion.

Pressure, Poyer, Pick. Perfect.

Where's Knox tonight?

Not seeing the tightest spiral from Josh; I think his elbow is still not 100%.

Ok, that was a bad throw.

Send the punter out to get some beers and poutine.

What a play by Josh!!!!

Cook is a weapon with short passes and he's looking decent with runs up the middle — someone said last week Cook can't run up the middle. Well, he's doing it tonight.

My take was Beasley's POV. Yours is the Bills. They do not contradict each other as they don't represent the same party.

Beast as a teen? I'm in the back 9 of my life and sometimes I do it thrice daily. No shame in a single man taking the edge off. Or a man who's been married for more than two years. And you know the ladies take care of themselves too.

Considering Beasley had 82 receptions two years in a row and "the face of the franchise" is on track for 46, I'd say the answer is one of two things: 1. Dorsey doesn't know how to draw up plays that get the slot receiver consistently open. 2. Josh doesn't trust McKenzie or see him get open enough because of his route running. For me number 2 is is far more likely to be true. McKenzie is a faster player than Beasley so I have to assume it's route running and game smarts.

I would much rather have a number 2 who is reliable in every game who averages 12 YPC than a player who as a huge game with three deep catches but then disappears for a couple games. We need to regularly move the chains, not have a deep threat who hits big every once in a while.

Interesting catch. Could he be saying "put it on tape" meaning so he gets more playing time this year, though, as if he's still fighting for snaps this year? Your inference could be right. McKenzie's pay is pretty low and I don't expect him to remain the starting slot guy here for long.