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Using it on D. Williams makes some sense if the franchise tag calculation is based upon a right tackle, not left tackle. I think the salaries f=of LTs are alot more on average and not sure I'd want to pay that cost.

My priorities are: - Milano - Feliciano - Williams - McKenzie - Wallace

Thanks for the thoughts. "Won again, but not done"

I want KC. I do not see us getting to the #1 seed so let's not worry about that. I'd like to go into the last game with the 'fins with nothing on the line so the Bills can rest some starters and get healthy for the playoffs. Just my 2 cents.

Win the AFC East and be one of the two teams in the AFC Championship game.

Wishing an easy journey into your next chapter Floyd. He was a very good back. For those not old enough to have seen him run, Leonard Fournette's style reminds me of Floyd Little.

Paul McGuire -- like that he also played a little linebacker. Paul McGuire -- like that he also played a little linebacker.

Yup, Knox has played himself out of the starting position. Kroft, when healthy, will be the TE the rest of the year.

I would not have in the beginning of the season, but he has filled an important role in the offense. Here's thought - Roberts has been a key special teams guy and I'm not against him, but if we could get McKenzie to perform that role, we could save a position. I'm not sure why we haven't seen him give that a try.

We need some D-Lineman to keep the O-Linemen from getting to the second level. Linebackers don't win against O-Lineman consistently. Edmunds was a pro bowl player when the Bills had D-Tackles that occupied the O-Line. Assess the blame where it belongs.

This looked like a tough schedule at the start of the season, but it does look even tougher now. Other than the AFC East teams and Denver, there are no soft touches. The Bills task is to sweep the East, which will allow them to finish in 1st place. Finishing 11-5 overall will be an accomplishment and likely give them a home playoff game.

I think that the problem is not so much with the the linebackers as it is with the D-Tackles allowing the O-linemen to get to the second level. We need the D-Line to occupy the O-line and then you'll see the linebackers making plays. just my opinion.

Good points being made. Here are some thoughts I had as well: 1. Frazier's defensive game plan seemed to be to contain the long passing game of the Chiefs. Reid saw that and reacted with a running game that made the Bills D look terrible. I don't remember any long pass attempts by the Chiefs and nothing to Hill. 2. It appears like no one on the Bills D-line could beat a one-on-one block nor are they good on containing the pocket. The Chiefs did not need to double team anyone. 3. Because of observation 2, Edmunds looked far worse than he actually was. It appears he's taken a step back from last year, but what's happened is that the D-Line is not cleaning up in front of the LB's and there is always at least one blocker getting to the second level, making it harder to make plays. 4. Missing Person Report: Has anyone seen or heard from Micah Hyde in the last two games. It seems like Frazier has him lining up so deep off the line of scrimmage that you don't even see him on the screen. I don't remember hearing his name called even once. 5. On a positive note, Josh Allen moves around in the pocket very well. He moves to side step rushers and keeps his focus down the field. 6. Even the most die hard Bills fan could not complain about the referee calls yesterday. The Bills seemed to get the breaks on the calls and were not heavily penalized. There were two personal fouls later in the game and those were well deserved. I am not sure what Poyer and Norman were thinking. 7. The good news: The Bills are still in control of the AFC East and with wins within the division they will win it. The Jets are "losing for Lawerence" and I think we can handle both the Pats and Dolphins.

Due to where I live (southern Virginia) and my poor internet connection, I am forced to listen to the game via radio on the Bills Mobile App. It cuts out periodically (usually at the most critical time) and I'm left waiting for the play result. Not sure my heart will last with this setup. At least the Bills rewarded us with a victory!

Thanks for the insights as I could not watch the game today!

It appears to be the new NFL approach. Lamar Jackson rushed for over 75 yards, Kyler Murray is over 100 yards rushing, and Cam Newton had 15 rushing attempts today. While I cringe when Allen runs the ball since I don't have much faith in Barkley, it's a different league now so I don't see it changing. Just my opinion.

The Scooter - "Holy Cow" Keaunu Reeves in the Replacements - "Chicks dig scars, Pain heals, & Glory lasts forever"

Marino did not immediately follow Griese. They had a couple of years of David Woodley in there.

I'll buy Bledsoe then Brady, but it's too early to make a call on Flacco then Jackson. I need both QB's to be successful for their team for a number of years.

I believe that the Bills have found their franchise QB for the next 10 years in Josh Allen. This year should provide either the verification of that or the fallacy. That made start to think about teams that have been lucky enough (or are great planners) that have had back-to-back franchise QBs. Makes me jealous thinking about it. The Bills have not had a pair. Here's my list (it's a short one) of teams with back-to-back franchise QBs: Green Bay Packers - Farve and then Rogers SF 49ers - Montana and then Young Indianapolis Colts - Manning and then Luck I can't come up with any other pairs that come close to these three. Thoughts?

Amen brother. I hope we can get to a place in America where men are judged by their actions and achievements and not by the color of their skin. America is a very separated now and what we need is a unification of all in thoughts a beliefs. I hope we get there in my lifetime! Go Bills and Go America!

I know we did a Mt. Rushmore of Bills and Sabres coaches and now Fox has done that with Bills players. I did not see another post on this so here goes. https://www.foxnews.com/sports/buffalo-bills-all-time-mount-rushmore-4-best-players-in-franchise-history They picked Jim Kelly, Smith, OJ Simpson, & Andre Reed. All are great players, but once again like when he was coming out of college, Thurman Thomas was forgotten and disrespected. I would replace Reed with Thomas. I know the obvious choice to toss should be Simpson, but not for his performance on the field. For me, I can't disregard his on field performance, which was standard setting.

I met and got Ed Kranepool's autograph when he played for the Bisons in 1963.

The tires are probably under-inflated.

Not sure about that logic - The AFL was a different league than the NFL, but was not a minor league to the NFL. The Bills championships in 64 & 65 were as high as the Bills could go in their league.