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And to pick him up with so small a hit on the salary cap to boot. Wizardry. The third-rounder is a small price to play for a viable season. Plus, maybe he'll re-up for a few more years. He sure seems to be enjoying himself, maybe for the first time in his career.

Starting with the 11 players in that ESPN survey who claimed Allen is overrated.

I also like how much on-field experience Anderson is getting. If he ever needs to replace Dawkins or Brown long-term, he won't miss a beat. Although maybe it would be more effective to keep him in his current role even if there is an injury.

Who are the three bozos sitting with Gruden? Might as well be any random fan in any bar in the country spouting off with a few beers in them.

Agree up to your last line. This offense has been anything but boring with Allen at QB. You never know what spectacular thing he'll do, which is why fans across the country, not just us, love watching him.

I agree with this take. Turnovers have benefitted the offense quite a bit. But the offense is still evolving. Allen is developing chemistry with Cooper, and Coleman was really coming on before his injury; if he resumes his trajectory, that's another nice weapon for Allen. Throw in a returning Kincaid and a revived Knox, the receiving corps is likely to be significantly better down the stretch than it has been to date. Meanwhile, the line is rock solid, and the three-headed running game looks great. In short, they're peaking at the right time. I'm eager to see how the perform in perfect conditions the next two games. Still, I'm so pleased that Babich is pushing turnovers. Defensive turnovers were a big part of the Super Bowl teams of the early 90's.

On the other side, Edwards was owned by their defensive tackle. I'll try to find the clips I saw.

Could it be that it's Mahomes' tape that keeps getting worse?

Evidently, the Bills saved his number and locker (in a coveted spot). McBeane was probably planning this move all along.

This sounds right. It's a win-win: Hyde gets to rejoin a playoff team with a real chance of going all the way, and the Bills get the veteran presence you mention, along with quality depth in case Hamlin goes down. I agree it's unlikely he'll replace Hamlin. That wouldn't send a very good message, since Hamlin is doing fine and has been a good soldier. Plus, Hyde is about to turn 34 and hasn't played in quite awhile.

Also, from The Athletic: "And at safety, the Bills have carried only three on their roster since Nov. 5, the day they released veteran safety Mike Edwards. Since then, the trio of Taylor Rapp, Damar Hamlin and Cole Bishop have been the only safeties on the team. If it came to needing a fourth starter, they would probably entrust backup nickel corner Cam Lewis because he has experience there, but they are missing that fourth safety. That’s where Hyde would fit in.

I believe he's referring to our very own Micah Hyde.

Arguably the worst starter on the entire team is the only Bills player to be on this list. Wow.

Years from now, it will be obvious in retrospect. Another generation will be jealous we got to see him play live, like I'm jealous of those who got to see Jim Brown and Walter Payton.

True, but watch Milano in the game highlights. He whiffs the tackle or is blocked out of the play again and again and again. But at least he got a lot of reps. He might take several more games to get up to speed.

I love the comment, "He's playing like a sixth grader in PE with not a care in the world."

I take back every bad thing I've ever said about Rapp. He's having a really good season.

Why is Anderson playing?

Remind me who our run stuffers are.

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Because they're playing the worst team in the league? After barely squeaking out a win again the second team in the league? They're not "winners"; the other teams are losers. Witness what just happened. Was that botched snap a clutch play by a clutch team? No, it was the Chiefs getting lucky yet again.

All we'll hear is how the Chiefs "find a way to win." It's more the other teams find a way to lose, week after week when they've outplayed this empty shell of a team.

Good one. Or "Coach, I know you can't criticize the referees, but are their evenings after some games when you find you drink more heavily than others?"

Maybe they'll relocate to Detroit if it's really bad. 😀

Think of the questions this board would ask. Me: "What can you do differently with Milano in the lineup?" "To what degree do the veterans on the team teach the younger players, such as Cooper and Coleman?" "Which players on the team study the most film?