Bob Jones

The Bills O line is having as bad a game as the defense; they are both terrible today. Allen's accuracy has been off for a couple months now, I'll give you that.

Its not Allen in THIS game. He is a true one of a kind freak, who can win a SB. The defense today in unbelievably bad.

That was a terrible PI call

Like I said earlier, their offense is unstoppable. Hard to watch.

Bills pretty much cannot stop the Bengals offense. Very frustrating to watch...

Inaccurate throw again...no chance...too high.

Hips don't lie!!!

How come the Bills weren't extra motivated by Hamlin being in the locker room? Or are they just so short on talent and coaching skills it just doesn't matter?

So I guess the Bengals O line aren't holding today..at all? Uh huh, right.

He dropped it down. No TD.

My God, this defense is just terrible. Even when 2 defenders have the guy behind the line of scrimmage, he still busts through and gets a yard. Tackling skills are horrible.

Josh's accuracy still a little off...since elbow injury.

Did Damar come out onto the field prior to game start? Saw on tv he was at the stadium. In any case I guess they were not motivated by his presence.

Only thing we can hope for is that they'll somehow turn it around for the next 3 quarters.

Are we still going to the Super Bowl?

Feel bad for Daboll. Gonna stay with it til halftime, unless the Giants show me something good in these 7 minutes. Edit: Yeah, Giants are just way outclassed here. Gonna be a blowout. G'night all.

Don't think so. Gonna be 21-0 in a minute. Eagles are not the Chargers.

Some recent posts, that were simply discussing things written in an "Investigative" article linked in this thread, were deleted this morning? Wow. Didn't see that coming. 🤔

50/50 right now, on Thursday afternoon. Now, if the Bills offense is "firing on all cylinders", I don't think there's a team in the league that can beat them. However, when is the last time the latter happened for a whole game? 🤔

Who are Eric Weddle and Kay Adams? Never heard of either of them. Why would anyone care what ANY talking head "expert" spews out about NFL football? Stopped watching/listening to any of them decades ago, and I'm certain my life is much better for it.

Wont be vs the Jags as their game is scheduled to be in Wembley Stadium. Also read that it wont be vs the Titans. The Bills' London game will replace one of the team's designated nine home games on the 2023 schedule. The Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots are among the other teams selected for the international games. The Titans will also have a designated home game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium but will not play against the Bills. The Jaguars will play at Wembley Stadium in the UK, while the Chiefs and Patriots are set to make their Germany debut.

Chief Operating Officer is the same thing as being President of an organization? I didn't go to business school, but I don't think that's true.

Oh, Okay, PTR. I only know what I read online, which pretty much said something very similar to this everywhere I looked: She is also the president of Pegula Sports and Entertainment, the holding company that manages the Bills as well as the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League; the Buffalo Bandits and Rochester Knighthawks of the National Lacrosse League; and the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League. The company also manages the LECOM Harborcenter and Black River Entertainment, an independent record label based in Nashville. By extension she is the president of several teams under Pegula Sports and Entertainment, including the Bills and Sabres. I didn't realize that her titles were just titles only.

Wondering exactly why you feel so negatively about it? Seems like he raises a lot of pertinent issues for taxpayers who are doling out $850 million. The part about Kim Pegula is also spot on, as she has basically disappeared since last June, and virtually no one in the Buffalo media has had the cajones to even ask about her situation. Do we even know who took over her duties in the Bills front office, since she was President of the (multi billion dollar) organization, and as noted in the story, was very "hands on?" That whole situation with her is a real head scratcher.

Im old school. What Id like to see is that no one, offense or defense, can put their arms out to block (like all offensive linemen do) or hinder movement (like defensive players do). IOW, nobody can put their hands on another player except to tackle someone. Remember in the old days when linemen had to have their arms in, hands at their heart, with fists closed, to block somebody? The latter sure would eliminate all of the illegal holding, which we know goes on every play, and is called very subjectively.