tigerthelion

Not overly confident of a win for the Bills in this one, but cautiously optimistic. If the Bills win, I think they are winning their division. A loss and I think it is likely a wild card berth. If the passing game looks like it has the last few weeks, I don't see the Bills winning. Let's hope that isn't the case. I see the Chiefs game planning to take away Cook, so it is up the Josh Allen and crew to make them pay.

I hear what you are saying but I think you have to go all in every year now. Just dont know how much longer Josh Allen is going to be in his prime. Push contracts and void years down the road and worry about that later.

The Bengals beat KC in the regular season and then in the playoffs to advance to the Super Bowl in 2021 , I believe.

You know what, that's a good question and a great point. Mack Hollins came up big against KC last year, particularly when Josh threw a dime for a touchdown, and it's hard to consider him a great WR. I don't really have a great answer for that.

Thats has not always been the case at all. He made plenty of tight window throws and anticipatory throws last year. You see guys running free all the time if you watch other games on Sundays. The receivers he has this year are so bad, I am not even sure you can throw them open. They can't even make a basic catch along the sidelines without stepping out of bounds.

As of today, I'd have the Patriots as the favourites to win the division. I'd love the Bills to go on a run to prove me wrong, but the Bills have some tough games ahead, starting this week. I don't see the Patriots falling apart like some expect. They will likely improve as the year goes on, and Maye gets more comfortable with more experience. That's why they play the games, though. The division certainly is not out of reach for Buffalo by any stretch.

Parsons singlehandedly ended that drive.

Whatever the reason, he is more likely to get out of this funk if he has better talent to throw to.

At the moment, probably not. I would prefer to build the team around their best player, but the team has obviously not done that. I think building around your franchise QB generally gives your team the best chance at winning. I would rather have some actual NFL talent at WR, and maybe 30 to 35 throws a game. Cook could still get his 20 carries, and he should be a way bigger factor in the passing game, also. This team is not realistically challenging for a Super Bowl without Allen being their best player, in my opinion.

Tom Brady averaged 36 passes a game in his career. Was he any good?

The coaches have him scared of throwing picks, I would say.

Cook is straight up embarrassing the Panthers. What a dominant performance.

Bills will win today. Still need to do something to get Josh Allen out of his funk, though. Cook is awesome but when teams take him away, Josh Allen needs to be able to take advantage.

Hahahahaha...Thank goodness Dalton is playing today.

He is in his own head, no question. They need to get a real threat at WR in here ASAP, even to just get him going.

So they need to get some high end tires.

Prater 😄

Let James Cook!

Yeah, I suppose. For all the guys bashing him,though, what is their solution? Keep hoping he somehow gets out of his funk with these horrible receivers he has been surrounded with or should Beane get off his ass and do his job? If the team gets NFL quality receivers for him and he still looks like this, maybe then you look deeper and wonder how to fix him. As it stands, I think it is in the best interest of everyone to get a legit WR that can play the outside. That may be enough to get Josh out of his funk.

Do you blame him?

I have a prerry good idea where that philosophy came from. Turn the most electric player in the league into a ball control, game manager. Brilliant idea.

Another example of the crap receivers not being able to do basic things like get both feet down.

So, you liked that opening drive??

He obviously knows more than a three time pro bowler who is calling the game. 😄

Tell me again how thay sack was Allen's fault. 😐