finn

Almost like calling him a clutch player without mentioning his choke picks, such as against Cincinnati last year and us this year.

That Jets defense is excellent, maybe better than ours. Really impressive at all levels. But they didn't even need to be that good to slow our offense down. Our O-line is below average, Knox is ordinary, Gabe Davis is a very nice fourth or fifth WR, and MacKenzie should be on the practice-squad. Very few national commentators have realized that, outside of Allen and Diggs, this is a mediocre offense. Allen especially makes everyone else look far better than they are.

Be nice if we had more than two offensive players who would make a roster on another team. Mediocrity or incompetence across the board. Shows you just how great Allen is.

Such a predictable offense!

Do the McKenzie defenders out there have anything to say? How many more drops before you too realize he's more of a liability than an asset?

Repeatedly stopping them then giving up third and long has to be demoralizing. Sure seems like a pattern this year.

Maybe this is the one drive the Bills defense allows even in their best games.

So will the Bills and Miller agree to an injury settlement? I assume he'll be out a good part of next year, too.

The Chiefs game is blacked out for me. Would someone mind tell me how the Chiefs look offensively? I gather not so good?

What a combination: size, speed, arm, athleticism, accuracy, pocket presence AND work ethic, heart, ferocity... There's nothing standing between him and GOAT status but injuries and the team around him.

Because he dropped one pass, missed others, and just stalled a drive by himself, that's why. He's more of a liability than an asset at this point.

He's not human!

Hey, cellophane counts.

I may be wrong, but I believe he always had excellent offensive lines, much like Mahomes. Rarely is this essential factor taking into account when talking heads--or anyone else, for that matter, compare quarterbacks.

I know what you mean. Soft defense, one-dimensional offense, poor execution... Between injuries on defense, mediocre players on offense aside from Diggs and Allen, and an offensive coordinator who should be coach high school football, it's just a different team than they were at the beginning of the year. All the momentum is with Detroit now.

It's like the team is sick or something.

To think they're playing the Lions. The LIONS! Can you imagine this team against a playoff team?

Let's face it, this is a mediocre defense. They look like Houston.

It's a frustrating defense to watch, but they really don't surrender many points.

Wow. Seriously unimpressive, Bills. Three and out on offense followed by the defense allowing a long touchdown drive.

My 3-year old niece knew that would be a run. Perfect place for play action, Dorsey.

What balance? Diggs has more than twice as many catches as any other receiver. Dorsey is going to lose the Bills more games if he wants to continue this "balance."

They really miss Beasley, or at least Beasley in his prime. He was a zone killer, and the Bills don't have anyone like that. If you take Diggs out, like the Browns seemed to, and there's not much left. A better run game will help, but Beane gambled that either McKenzie or Crowder could step up. Hasn't worked out that way. Like other posters here, I'd say it's time for Shakir, Cook, and Hines.

I'd like to see the percentage of times Allen is under pressure. It seems he has someone in his face more than half the time. Been that way since his rookie season. Can you imagine his numbers if he had the time Mahomes and Brady routinely have? He has one quick look, then he's dodging a DE. Conversely, imagine Mahomes or Brady behind the Bills O-line. 😆

I don't remember that. What did they change it from and to?