Bills Fan in MD

The Jets took Darnold with the third overall pick in 2018 and Wilson with the second overall pick in 2021, and it's looking like both will be on the scrap heap by next year. That has to be pretty close to rock bottom.

All good points, but I think that Detroit win is going to look better and better after the season is over. They have some good young talent and are playing well.

The roughing the punter was unforgivable. That kind of thing can't happen in the playoffs.

This team's got heart. Coaching is still an issue, but you can't question the character of this team.

Anyone else's heart skip a bit on that throw to McKenzie?

Saffold is a special brand of awful right now.

OMG. Did we just catch a break?

He gave an interview recently where he said that he'll do anything to stay in Buffalo next year. Apparently "anything" doesn't include the simplest way to stick around.

Superman

Moss fumbled and the Vikings ran it back for a TD. The refs called it down by contact, which you'll see was laughable if you can find a reply. It was so bad that they reversed it in seconds, but the run back for the TD was negated. To make matters worse, they flagged the Vikings 15 years for unsportsmanlike conduct for calling BS on the whole thing.

That may be the worst call by an official that I've ever seen.

The heat and direct sunlight during the Miami game in September sent multiple Bills players to the locker room with heat exhaustion. They should probably STFU about having a game in hostile weather conditions.

For those of us coming in from the DC area, it looks like we can avoid most of it by taking 15 to 390, and heading west on 20. It just may be a nightmare leaving the stadium.

Before he threw the TD to Tyreek, Tua had 25 yards passing. That was SIX MINUTES INTO THE THIRD QUARTER.

The Jets have some legit young talent, so this is a solid win, but Bills also have some things that need to be cleaned up if they expect to get to the promised land this year. Totally doable, but concerning nonetheless.

Has Elam seen the field at all?

Hate to say it, but Milano deserves an assist on that fumble.

It was a good throw and a good catch, but it always seems like Jackson has no ability whatsoever to break up a pass.

McDermott needs to start sending Josh the receipts for his blood pressure meds for reimbursement.

The weather forecast for this Sunday is maddening. It's not terrible, but just bad enough that I'm not inclined to want to get soaked for three hours and then start an eight hour drive home. That said, I really want to be there.

The only reason to sign OBJ is to make an impact this year. If he's healthy and can't be signed without giving him multiple years, you consider it so long as it works from a cap perspective (and doesn't preclude us from re-signing more important players). But if there are any indications that he's not going to be healthy this year, then it becomes an easy decision - even easier than whether to invite Slash to play guitar in your garage band.

I legit thought it was going to be an ugly defensive night after that first NE touchdown. I'm so happy to be wrong!!

Same here. I also spent the week after the KC game re-watching the throw to Knox to go ahead.

I'll admit that I clicked on this thread to say "hell no," but I read the OP and I have to say that it's not as crazy as it sounds. It definitely seemed like the Lions weren't playing with the same sense of urgency as they would have brought if they were down by 4.

Mac Jones? I wouldn't waste my money on that even if I was a New England fan.