tigerthelion

This is all on Beane. He has failed Josh Allen. This WR group is as bad as it appeared. Just a complete failure by Beane.

No, they cannot.

Everything is hard for Allen because oof his scrappy WRs. When ia the last time he had a WR as open as Flowers was?

Fans will continue to defend this. It is like groundhog day.

Good job, McDermott. Really had the boys ready for the second half.

41 percent of his passes behind the line of scrimmage in the first half. Just laughable.

What receivers are out there to run a down field passing attack? I wish Beane didn't neglect the position so much , but it is what it is. Who ia going to get open deep, other than on a few broken plays?

Don't worry. I have heard all about how Palmer is a separation specialist and how Keon will have a breakout year.

What do you mean? Beane's big move at WR, Josh Palmer, is making a huge impact. So is Bosa, his other big signing.

Ravens are likely not punting, I agree. They may fumble, but I don't see them having to punt. Lamar and Henry are toying with them.

McDermott doesn't want that type of player.

It is only week one, and a loss won't ruin the season, but this crap gets tiring. New defensive players, same old defense.

Can't mention them, it seems. Everyone needs to obsess over Bishop. Milano and Bernard are really showing out, eh?

Gonna keep singling out Bishop for the front seven getting abused?

Brady loves it.

McDermott would not allow a guy from the outside.

No, gotta single out Bishop. Can't call out one of the sacred cow linebackers for getting pushed around.

Lot of guys on defense sucked on that play.

There is that defense we all know and love.

And that makes him different from the other writers, how exactly? Real journalism died a while ago.

Or perhaps it could be the rampant cheating at Michigan. Maybe.

That seems to be Alex Brasky's assertion.

I'd take a Superbowl or two even if it meant a dysfunctional team for a while afterwards.

Yeah, the staff he put together looks fit for a circus, to be honest.

I disagree. That's just not a winning mentality to me, and I am pretty certain that the players and coaches don't think like that. If they do, they will continue to come up short. The playoff matchups for the most part have been razor thin contests. It's more than injuries and bad luck, though. KC has made more plays at the end of this tight contests than the Bills have. That's really all there is to it at the end of the day. The Bills, for all the talk of referees, injuries, bad luck, etc.. have had chances to make plays late in the fourth quarter of the last two playoff matchups and they failed to do that.