HereComesTheReignAgain

The league has no issue promoting the hell out of human excrement like Tyreek Hill. A guy that beat his pregnant girlfriend and broke his toddler’s arm. Let’s not pretend the league has any semblance of morals. Any publicity is welcome.

Does Letterkenny count? Are the Bills still the toughest team in the league....

Not that this is news to anyone, but the NFL is making it abundantly clear that it values money and exposure much more than it values the hardcore, loyal fan base and legitimate competition. It is really sad to see it head in this direction.

Why would they care? When is the last time you heard of am official getting fired or called out by the league. They even fine players and coaches that dare to question the officiating. NFL officiating is like a supreme court appointment. You have the job until your retire or die and no amount of idiotic calls can get you fired. *Even after you retire, your incompetent spawn can get a job as an official for some reason. (Hocchuli)

Mahomes looked concussed when he got up after the sideline hit. He was unsteady when he stood up.

If you take away the multiple assaults on his pregnant girlfriend and the fact that he beat his toddler to the point of breaking his arm, you could make a case that Hill isn't that bad. *Until you realize that this whole thing was set up and the photographer is an idiot if he didn't know he would be fired for taking part.

It seemed to work out fine for Tyreek. NFL keeps the camera on him every chance they get.

It’s almost like offensive game plans are more difficult to learn or something…

Yep

Fair enough. I never disliked Singletary. My issue is with the fans that use his one good game this season to trash the Bills for some reason.

OK smart guy. Cook’s ypc while with Bills : 5.1 Singletary’s ypc while with the Bills : 4.7 Singletary is a fine RB. To claim he is better than Cook is an interesting take. But what do I know? I’m apparently not bright.

It’s also 1.3 ypc less than Cook this season. Singletary had his best game as a pro. Good for him. He has proven to be an average RB throughout his career. But if you want to crown him due to one game, go for it.

I always liked singletary. But he is not a better RB than Cook and he is not a "great" RB as some are stating here. I don't disagree about drafting a RB in the 2nd round though.

Seriously with this stuff? He has had one good game since leaving. Prior to this week he was averaging 26 yards a game and 3.4 ypc.

Running the football. (Through week 9) Singletary : 209 yards, 3.4 ypc Cook : 506 yards, 4.7 ypc

Just six more wins and he will equal the 12 that Allen has won.

The Bills are 1 game behind the AFC leaders. They are 5-3 and no other AFC team has a better record than 6-2. Can we stop with the impending doom scenarios?! Of course the Bills could lose a bunch of games and miss the playoffs. They could also, just as easily, and more likely than a total collapse, win a bunch and take over 1st place in the AFC.

That has never stopped you from offering your opinion before.

Contrary to what the "realist" Bills fans would have you believe, the Bills are not the 2008 Lions and the the Bengals are not the 1999 Rams. These are 2 good teams and it is crazy to think that there are fans proclaiming that the Bills will be lucky to escape without being blown out. Toughen up and enjoy the fact that you get to cheer for one of the best teams in the NFL. Did all of you realists dress up as Eeyore for Halloween?

I would say that a sub .500 playoff record isn't very good. Just like I would say that Zac Taylor's sub .500 career record is not good.

You said their coaching is measurably better. How about this, your opinion is not a measurement of coaching success. Winning percentage is a measurement of success.

OK, let's just look at the measurable stats since 2021. McDermott has a better winning percentage in every season.

Zac Taylor has a lifetime winning percentage of .451. McDermott has a lifetime winning percentage of .638. Zac Taylor only has one lone season where his winning percentage was higher than McDermott's career average. How is Taylor "measurably better" than McDermott?

Ref didn’t even spot the ball.

Where does the "very hostile environment" come from? Pats* fans are softer than a Cinnabon sampler. Especially when the team is bad.