Ed_Formerly_of_Roch

Maybe right on Hendrickson. As to WR, the Bills just scored the 2nd most points in the league, set a team record for points scored. So yes could they use a better sure. But think DE and CB are bigger needs and defense in general. To me the biggest weaknesses of the team, was getting off the field on 3rd, probably followed by sacks which are kind of inter related.

Really well the track record of TBD calling players trash is pretty bad, Brown Bass, Knox, 2 years ago Dawkins are a few that come to mind. If players on the Bills roster could be voted off the team by fans they' all been gone along time ago along with others that have turned out well. The problem is poster have zero patience, if a guy's not all pro by 2nd year, get rid of him is the mind set here.

Other than WR what position on offense is there even a likely open roster spot. I'd sign Hollins to a 2 year deal, need one more WR and rest needs on on defense. Agree biggest FA need is a DE who can get 10 sacks. Heard rumors that Hendrikson on Bengals may be cut loose to save $$

Elam certainly has been a bust, but to label the other Coleman and Kincaid is way to soon.

Agree wasn't a simple routine catch, had to come back for it and those are often tough of momentum going other way

Not sure I agree on the Daboll part, but yeah Brady and Kromer weren't ready for anything KC did for the most part. 4 plays couldn't gain one yard! Was the fade to Coleman on the coaches or was that just Josh being Josh again?

Not just that one play, others too surprised Bills. 4 plays they couldn't gain one yard. Early on Allen seemed to hyped too. The team that made more good plays won, but think it was the execution of the play

4 plays couldn't get one yard

Expected the KC offense to do well particularly once Benford went out and no Rapp, but expected Bills offense to do better. KC defesne surprised Bills too many times

Home, Wilmington NC Watch some post game shows, maybe post here, and go to bed

Unless the NFL requires this information to be released, then we don't need the information and are not required to have it. We may like to know, but we don't need anything.

Probably going light on the O-line. When you look at how well the Bills have run the ball and Allen is hardly ever sacked, could argue at least 4 of the 5 belong on list I'd move Benford and Groot up to definite line and would add Knox

When someone with a total of 50 posts puts this up, that's a real red flag to begin with. If I were you I wouldn't be part of a community I'm ashamed of!

Who remembers: I got a feeling, Buffalo is going to the Super Bowl Sing it!! Or the 12 days of Christmas?? MikeMayerr kicking! That was back when the playoffs were held over the holiday season. Found it

Exactly! They had an early lead, also seeing many passes,(mostly by Ravens) being dropped due to cold, add to that going up against one of the best defenses and likely Henry scared the hell out of them. So once they got the lead went conservative, probably a little too much in hindsight. But no idea if had been more aggressive would have worked any better, and likely burnt less time off clock. I don't think this means they will do that again this week, unless again they get a decent early lead. Also will depend on how run game is doing overall, does seem like last few weeks O-line is really hitting their peak so that may also factor in.

And probably of the 3, they can most afford to lose Rapp

The analysts and experts for the most part are giving unbiased opinions, unlike most fans here. Are they wrong as much as they are right, certainly. But many here either recognized based on the off season moves made this season that likely was going to be a downgrade to some level. Then you had the other half here who don't like McD and Beane and blasted them for the make up of the roster. And probably the same people who complained that it was a terrible roster, the next day posted that if they don't win the SB, they should be fired. They covered themselves both ways! If you asked the players on any team they will tend to be of the mind set that yes, they will win the SB every year, but probably deep down some may have wondered how well they really will do and I'm sure the front office back in the off season gave a credible assessment to TP based on moves made. Very likely that included, we've made moves for the long term, we may take a step back, if things go well, we may not miss anything and could if some of the moves work out better than we hope, may exceed expectations. At this point, things have gone much better than most everyone here anticipated so expectations or hope a better word hope are now much higher. When only two wins away from SB champs, makes it easier to feel that way. If they lose one of the next two I will be disappointed but not going to condemn anyone. To win it all no matter how good or bad the coaching and players are, involves a certain amount of luck, good matchups, avoiding injuries at bad times, getting the right calls from refs, etc. Will they ever get this close again, agree, we don't know and while I do think there's a good chance the team could be better next year, nothing is promised.

Lions losing last week helps keep Brady as teams don't want to wait to hire someone. If the Bills win Sunday, Brady is almost assured to stay. On a related subject what happened this year compared to others for all the love for Spags? He was always the hot hire name prior, this year nothing. Did he maybe announce he didn't want a HC job and I missed that?

The difference is the "clowns" on TV for the most part are giving unbiased opinions. Bills fans are looking at it through rose colored glasses and remember the word "fan" is short for fanatic. Lets face it all of us who take the time an energy to post on message boards are fanatics, nothing less. My wife always questions why I'm on TBD in March, the season is over as she says. Whenever anyone in the media bashes the Bills, he's a jerk, the ones that talk good about the team are the smart ones according to many around here. Anything short of a trip to the Superbowl is a failed disappointing season. But I get it too, many here have agenda's and have stated McD must go so calling it a failed season is fuel for their argument.

The line forms behind Tomlin if you ask me. Heard Taylor and McDaniel's were asking for directions to the line

So where is this video that the Bills watched, it's 2025, somewhere somebody must have a copy??

You should contact the Bills, I'm sure they have no idea about this.

When they brought him in, wasn't Coleman hurt? And maybe also Kinkaid?? Samuel also seemed to be struggling more from an injury early on? So now Coleman is back, has a full year of working in the system. Hollins is the best blocker so he's not coming off the field very often, same with Shakir not coming off as he's the most reliable WR. Samuel also seems to be doing better these days. So factoring in all this just not snaps left for Cooper unless someone gets dinged up and add to that he is the new less experienced guy left.

Agree they should bring him back, but he was close again to taking a penalty tonight, he needs to calm down a bit. Overall, hope he comes back on like a 2 year deal.

That's what's funny, the Bills were the underdog at home, most of the country was picking the Ravens, add to that most everyone talked about this being a bad matchup for Bills, and Ravens were best team in AFC. But yet if the Bills lost, McD needs to go! (And yes being underdog just reflects how people bet, but people wouldn't bet that way if they didn't think Ravens were going to win)