Max Fischer

Perhaps it was a coincidence, but in the last two games I attended, we were surrounded by Canadians. It was a good time.

Ah, the leader in the clubhouse for the Week 1 overreaction. I'm not a believer in Maye, and he had a very poor game, but he's a decent QB. Seattle didn't have a few key players, but they are a great defensive team, just won the Super Bowl, and were playing at home. Maye might never again get close to last year's numbers, but to suggest it may be "career-killing" at best premature.

I checked the internet to confirm One Republic is a real band. They've been playing for nearly 25 years, and I've never heard of them.

Every year, folks post on social media accounts that are, at best, questionable and, too often, flat-out bogus. There are many legit sources of information. Don't embarrass yourself by posting trash.

It's maddening that the broadcast could accomplish all its goals, such as promoting the stadium, interviewing players and execs, without taking away from the game; and there was no reason to keep the camera fixed on the interview. However, this crew can't seem to do more than one thing at a time. Last, they really drop the ball when Maddy wouldn't ask CJ about how he's feeling. That might be the ONLY response fans wanted to hear. They could have set up the question, and he simply said, "I'm good." But to ignore the question is a disservice to the fanbase. Very disappointing. Glad we won't see them for another year.

Ty Johnson is a legit NFL running back, especially on third down—excellent receiver and blocker. Gore is a nice story, but he is none of those things. Moreover, I believe Wheeler is a better back. Runs very hard, has good vision, and has a body type that could last in the league. And Gaines is making the team.

It's madness to bet on preseason football, yet here we are. If you ever consider doing it, seek help.

I don't think this player is being honest about his intentions. Edit - dang, I see some beat me to it.

Good

The Bills lost in the playoffs because of a meaningless preseason depth chart? I don't follow.

Every year this board has endless debates on the pre-season depth chart. Lesson: it doesn't mean much.

You can't be serious. By this logic, if you are a Safety, you should easily play CB or in the slot. With a few minor exceptions, that is certainly NOT the case. Likewise, why are so many defensive backs poor catchers of the ball? It's all the same, right? As a punt returner, you need to catch the ball cleanly, in traffic, EVERY single time, and that's before you advance the ball one yard. Anyone who has shagged punts in their backyard, let alone during a game, will understand it is very difficult to do competently and without error. And there's a good reason why VERY few pro football players are good enough to do it well in a game situation. That's what's made Shakir so valuable. With a great deal of confidence, you can count on him to catch the ball and hand it to the offense. The problem is, he's never consistently demonstrated an ability to get decent return yards. Why? Because it's so hard to do everything well.

Agree. It's the equivalent of saying a good athlete can learn to be a competent major league hitter or become a pro tennis player. Punt returning requires a skillset that few can do well.

No, it's the knowledge that the Bills go into this season with a reasonable chance of winning the Super Bowl.

The only contrast is Gunner and everyone else. However, the internet is the place where you never need to admit you're wrong.