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Sorry man - disagree with you too. Everyone's been trying to key in our passing game all year and few have slowed it down, much less stopped it. There's little reason to go away from our obvious strength, especially with the way that rules are these days. Let next year work itself out. I'm concentrating on winning on Sunday. And the best way to do that is let Josh sling the rock all over the frigging field

I'm sorry man, but I couldn't disagree more. We have a top 5 offense, with a crazy effective passing attack. But we should draft an RB in Round 1 so we can "fix" the running game? And maybe have an 18th ranked offense so we can play Jauron-ball? SMH

I think that the answer to this question depends a lot on Mahomes' availability for the game. If he's playing and close to full strength, strangely enough we might be running more - say 1/3 of the time. We are probably trying to control the clock more and not expose our defense too much. If it's Chad Freaking Henne at QB, then I say bombs away

There is no reason for Bills fans to be anxious about this development. Jimmy G has already reached his development ceiling which just MIGHT be average. He can succeed with all of the pieces around him, but elevate a team past just being good? Nah

Yeah, cause Marshawn wasn't old, fat and slow in his last "comebacks" And he's such a "process" guy too!

The next time that Rivers wins a playoff game based on his own superior play will be the first time.... We just don't lose to mediocre QB's this year. That's what he is at this point Everything else is academic

Well, he's got the "mental" part right... Newton has always been the ultimate "me first" guy. I wouldn't want him on our team for nothing

I think that our ability to close games with the run has a lot to do with how often we're passing throughout the whole game. Teams can't sell out 100% to stop the run because they know that Daboll will still call pass plays and Josh will still drop dimes.

The OP has a decent point in that this is likely how playoff teams are going to try to attack us. It's not rocket science, and even our weaker opponents this year have tried to utilize this strategy. But can they stick with it for 60 minutes if we're putting up 30+ pts? I have confidence that schematically we'll prepare and adjust to teams that try to run against us

Well, he'll have plenty of time for strippers and purple drank now...

I don't fear Daboll as an opposing HC. He's grown into an excellent coordinator. But running your own team is an entirely different ball of wax. Control what we can control. The rest is gravy

I don't want to see Jake Fromm until August 2021 at the earliest. I don't care if he's TB12 reincarnated. This season is about Josh Allen and how far we can go Anything else is just unnecessary noise

I keep looking at this guy and wondering if he has any "purple drank" And wondering what we would think if our regime drafted this dipsh*t

Belichick has never won this award. I'd like for our team to have those same levels of success. Who gives a crap about any other trophies or awards not named "Lombardi"

Meh

My vote is on Pat Williams far and away. Having that run-stopping DT that can also penetrate would help solve a lot of potential matchup problems that we might have in the playoffs. I feel like that's our biggest risk (besides injury)

I was at that game - thoroughly enjoyable. IIRC that was the game where David White snatched an INT out of the air in the 4th Quarter

It's hard to believe sometimes that we even won 2 games during those years. Thank god for the Colts (and the hubris of the Cowboys)

He is just money for this team, and sets the tone for us on Special Teams as a whole. Totally unselfish, and a pro's pro

Wow! Can we have the LeGarrette Blount conversation all over again??

You usually can't have it both ways. A lot of it has to do with the type of OL play that we have. Currently, the guys we have are pretty good at pass protecting, which in this era, I value a lot more than a bunch of filthy Incognitos. Again, we're trying to score 30+ points per game, not play Jauron-ball and win 17-16 but have a glorious edge in time of possession

Good grief - when will people recognize that the team, as currently constructed, is playing the way that modern NFL teams want to play? Our young RB's are in the roles that they should be in, and getting the right amount of touches that are appropriate for a PASSING offense. Are they perfect? No Are they learning on the job? Yes Are they costing us games? No Are they young, affordable and getting better? YES So no, we don't need every established and expensive RB that comes on the market. Money better spent on the OL, WR's, and ultimately Josh's second contract That is all

Why don't you see if you can get Butch Rolle to come out of retirement

Wentz has been fools gold for a couple of years now. His play is sloppy and leadership skills non-existent. Wouldn't be surprised if he's out of the league in 3 years

I have no problems with having TJ Yeldon as an insurance policy at a very fungible position