MDH

What a joke

Such BS

Where is the personnel foul???!!!!!!

Carp hurt

Bills need a FG here then get ball to start half.

Not happy with D tonight but literally nothing they could do to stop that Graham TD.

Ugh

Huge push iff

You didn't see him yesterday. Was toast all day.

Huge TOP advantage and 17 first half points on road vs. Seattle. I'd say O has done their jobs in first half. Seattle's O is horrid and Bills making look unstoppable.

Graham TD vs a LB

O has been good thus far against best D in league. Might wanna start blaming the D...

Hope theD can at least hold them to a FG here

Below avg doesn't even cover it. Seattle Onhas been BAD

Bills wil be down 7+ at half if they're not careful.

The Bills offense has shown they can't keep up in a shootout. This D better get their heads out of their ass and fast.

Darby has been bad all year

McCoy has to get his feet down on that pass. 3rd and Gil from 1 is way different than from the 9.

Watching pre game and the biggest point you hear about the D is still "communication." Friggin 24 games into this and we are still talking about the same damn thing.

Least important game left on the schedule. Granted, at 4-4 they are all important.

Disagree with this. FA didn't water down the league, it simply equalized the talent from a few teams to many. It might have done away with the few powerhouse teams but it also made watching the majority of games a bit more exciting as they became more competitive across the board. Expansion, on the other hand, watered down the league. Suddenly guys were were backups were starters and guys who weren't in the league were backups. That's the definition of watering down. The biggest culprit in the quality of play declining is the practice rules that are in place now. Rules on how a defense can play (vs the pass in particular) and rules about live practices. Teams simply can't practice live drills as much anymore and we pay for it as fans. Granted, it does protect the players so there's a trade off. As for the question, I'd say the last great team was the NE team that won back to back championships in 2004 and 2005. Regular season record of 28-4 over those two seasons combined with 6-0 in the playoffs and that is a dominant team. Those back to back championships also gave them 3 SB titles in 4 years.

One of the most painful games to watch in the past 20 years and that's saying something as a Bills' fan.

How is he the reason? He didn't create the rule, he's just saying it is not being enforced equally and/or consistently- and it's not. I don't like Cam either but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a point about running QBs not getting the same calls as guys like Brady.

If they have a bad OL why blitz all the time? Bad OL = consistent pressure bringing just 4, at least theoretically. He should see how well Wilson is moving around and see how much pressure the D is getting with just 4 and then decide how much he wants/needs to blitz.

Above average? They've been the most dominant D in the league for 4.5 years now. That's a stretch that not many D's in the history of the game can match.