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Having the same defense in place now for the 5th consecutive year is a key component here. The continuity in defensive coaching and personnel is not to be understated. Players know where they need to be, and they know where their teammates should also be. Look at what first year coaches like the almighty Robert Saleh are trying to implement, and also remember how many times we got blown out in 2017 when we were going through the same types of challenges early on

I don't think Daboll is going anywhere. As long as we're winning in Buffalo, I think that he stays for the ride.

When you cater to a narcissistic a-hole, you thoroughly deserve all that comes with it True in life, and true in football

I think that it's far more likely that we're trading away one of our RB's versus trading for one at this point We need a starting guard now like nobody's business. Get us one of those for Singletary plus a 3rd round pick and I'll feel much better

For the 977th time, you don't trade a top notch backup QB when you're a Super Bowl contender. Not 30 years ago, not this year, NEVER!

I like his chances - he's got enough leg that even if he loses some strength as he gets older, he still has plenty, and more than most. His accuracy has been solid, and his mental makeup seems to be top notch He's a keeper and in 2028 or so, he will be #1

Pats are no slouch and they're going to hang around in the division race a lot longer than I think most Bills fans are giving them credit for

I don't care what anybody says - watching the gutless wonder, Captain Checkdown, Trent Edwards was a soul-sucking experience. He may not have the worst record of the bunch, but he was truly the freaking worst

It's not far fetched to think about Stefon Diggs as a potential future Hall of Famer So to think about the trade in those terms, plus the impact he's had on Josh and the entire WR room is truly amazing. I'll trade the #22 pick for that all day long if it helps give you a legitimate shot at the Lombardi trophy

I love the confidence, but we still have to tackle Derrick Henry

I think we've 100% had the right approach with the running back room ever since we let Shady go. Draft multiple guys with decent skill sets in the middle rounds - complement with vets with specific skill sets as needed Never overpay or give a second contract to a RB ever again Lather, rinse, and repeat

The answer is always Tremaine Edmunds Can he shoot the run gaps? Can he stay disciplined with cutback lanes? Will he get sucked in by play-action?

I'm thoroughly enjoying every freaking minute of this great offense that we have. It was not that long ago that we had to rely on miracles and circumstances just to get to 20 points in a given game, because we sure weren't getting there with talent, QB play, or coaching I never want to go back

When I see Sorensen out there in coverage, I'm thinking Mark Kelso trying to cover Michael Irvin

I don't get it - Patrick Mahomes is the best player in the league - right? He stars in all the national commercials All the commentators gush over him He never makes a mistake How could Josh Allen possibly compare?

Head coaches today who won't be head coaches on 1/15/22: Urban Meyer Matt Nagy Brian Flores

They're just taking the next step in getting Justin Fields ready to be our backup QB in 2024

Until the Dolphins get a legitimate first-string NFL QB, they will continue to be our b*tch

I've been thinking all along that 1-1 over the next two games is a reasonably acceptable outcome 2-0 would be amazing though, and would cement our status as favorites for the #1 seed - especially with all of the extremely winnable games left on the schedule

This was a great FA signing for a team on the cusp of a SB run - both in 1989 and 2021 In the case of Sanders, it's critical that we keep reinforcing the strength that is our WR position. Sure, we could have just tried to plug Davis, McKenzie, and others into expanded roles, but I like this plan much better

They fully deserve the misery. We've seen some dysfunctional mis-management of our local teams over the last 60 years, but the disintegration of that organization over the last two years is amazing.

Jacksonville could go 3-14 for the next 10 years and it still won't make me feel better about losing that playoff game to them and their wet fart of a former coach

Well said - I remember attending that game while I was at UB. But I sure don't remember anything special about it

This was inevitable once they went to 6 games that weekend. More ratings for an 8 PM Monday night game vs a 1 PM Saturday game Who gives a crap about competitive disadvantage? Not the NFL

It's difficult to really hate the Jets when they've been largely inept and irrelevant for my entire lifetime (born in 1974) Yes, their fanbase completely reflects all of the savory stew that is the Tri-State area, but for me, they're just the Patriots minus the actual winning