Ed_Formerly_of_Roch

Once the season is over I think all Bills fans need to get their eyes checked. It just amazes me how seem to see every call some how is wrong (even up for discussion) and is questioned.

Don't leave out the Raiders in making stupid decisions. Though they don't have the money in this case.

Only two starters out on D, Miller and Hyde. Maybe there's a connection??

In today's Athletic, there's an article in part talking about how much more effective the Bills offense is when both Hines and Cook are in backfield together. So the the experiment is just ramping up.

I think that was the problem, by the time his elbow hit ground, he/it was OB. If that whole play occurred in middle of field would have been an Int.

The ejection part was what surprised me. Initially I assumed Kirk H was confusing college rules with NFL. But then ref said he was out??

Actually that was a mannequin as if you noticed he never moved.

So for the reasons you mention, Spencer Brown is now the new whipping boy as after playing like a total of bout 20 games and off season surgery, he's not all-pro yet.

Think when he came down on the ground, if that occurred in bounds would have easily been an Int, but because there was a juggle and by that point he was OB, ended up being ruled incomplete.

Yeah you're so much smarter. Even though you have no idea what is actually going on. But keep talking to convince yourself you know better.

You're obviously incorrect as posters here know much more than the coaching staff!

Gabe Davis missed one game and wasn't exactly healthy the first few weeks. This is the 2nd game Morse missed, Brown has missed two, Knox missed one game plus wasn't completely healthy in others. Crowder played a total of 4 games, and McKenzie also missed one. On top of that Allen has been less than 100% healthy past 3 games. So is far more than those two you mention. All starters I mention, didn't even bother with back ups. How quickly we forget!

I'd think if the defense did that more than one time in a row, the officials could call them for unsportsmanlike conduct. I believe too the offense could decline the penalty which would restart the clock. I think there are rules to prevent a team from making a travesty of the game which I'd call this tactic borderline.

Sunday night game is NE at Vegas. Not exactly riveting football, but two good drawing teams. That game also isn't marked as potentially changing. The Bills are designated as one of the five potential games being moved to Saturday. Of the 5 games listed, the only other one with two potential playoff teams is Wash-Giants. If they move the Bills to Sunday, they then have even less good games to select from for Saturday as they need to move three. Not sure if they are even allowed to select from any other games to move to Saturday, but overall few good ones except for the two scheduled from Sunday at 4:25 and doubt CBS would allow those to be easily moved. For these reasons, would be very surprised if the Bills are moved to Sunday night, but would also be very surprised if the Bills are NOT flexed to Saturday.

A rule I always felt is somewhat unfair. Or the Bills could have maybe flinched just a small amount, take a chance it's not seen by officials and gain 5 yards again for off sides. Maybe the lineman moves his back hand or something less easy to see by refs? Take the opposite situation too, team is driving on like the 18 inch line. 2nd and goal. Why not try and jump the snap count. Worse that happens is you lose 9 inches. But maybe instead gets offense to flinch first and now push them back 5 yard for procedure.

Yeah but he also has to deal with the fact he doesn't just own a business, it's more like he owns a franchise and corporate doesn't like their franchise owners speaking like that as it hurts the overall bottom line, not just his own. Likely there will be ramifications from above.

Flexed to Saturday you mean??

Bengals and Titans also have pretty tough remaining schedules remaining. The one team with a pretty easy road is KC so will be tough. Their best chance at loss may be next week. On the other hand last season KC was cruising to easily have the #1 seed. They still won it, but was very close by year end. If I recal lright, if Bills had beaten Tenn, they'd have been the #1 overall even with all their mid season losses.

Agree, there have so many of these stories about QB's who look pretty good, but not really good enough. But there's a huge shortage of actual franchise QB's so teams take chances. Rather than as you suggest letting them walk if not certain, they double down for fear that starting over is harder and no assurances that won't be in the same spot in another4 years. At least they know what they have in the present guy. If there were no salary cap in the NFL many of these guys would be OK. But once you give your QB franchise money, you have to make cuts and weaken the team in other areas. That's when you find out this guy can't carry the team. There's probably about a dozen either great or very good franchise QB's in the league that are worth the money they are being paid, but probably another dozen making close to the same money, but not worth it and now the rest of the team has been gutted. IMO the QB position is in better shape today than it's been in the last 25 years with more guys being worth the money, but still nto enough to go around for all the teams

Trouble is too many teams are expected to be strong in April when schedule is completed end up having poor seasons and other teams surprise. Rams, Packers, entire AFC west were expected to be be good, on the other hand not much was expected from Jet's, Giants, Minn, Seattle and don't think many expected Miami to be quite as good as they've looked. Add it all up, end up with some bad featured games on TV!

Received an email from Peacock announcing their riveting Sunday night schedule for Dec. Wow this will keep me up every week. Think maybe this week they will be announcing which games will be moved to Saturday Dec 17th. Think a good chance Bills-Fish game is one of them.

Would have been better starting a poll asking: How many people knew Peterman was still in the league?

Fixed it for you! Backups are backups for a reason. Can you get by with one or two and still play well. A team as good as the Bills should be able to and for the most part have. But this past game, missing both DE, LB, FS, All pro CB played two series (not criticizing how he was used either) Other weeks Milano was out, think twice. Wasn't there one game earlier both Milano and Edmunds were out. Oliver missed was it two weeks early? Right now though, think the biggest loss is Edmunds as with his size, really shuts down passing lanes. On offense missing 2 OL, plus a QB with lingering effects from an elbow injury. Brown, Knox, and Davis have missed a couple of prior games each I believe too. Think the only position group on the entire team not having had injuries in the RB group??

Glad she's already visited Buffalo!

Lot of people didn't like the McD pick to start with and in the early years, could find many "see I told you so" moments to show he's not a good coach. Last couple of years, these moments have become harder to find so when it does happen, they come out of the woodwork again with the same speech. Think it's more a case of proving they were correct all along than even criticizing the coach. But that's the online world we live in, everyone wants to prove they're the smartest guy in the room and much easier to do online without negative consequences than face to face.