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Why would you decline that penalty? Seriously...The upside is it's a 55 yd attempt. But those are made plenty in the NFL. Before he even tried it I'm thinking we just gave them 3 points.

Embarrassing half...

Wow.. Well...How a Josh Allen led Offense is dependent on getting a call instead of 4 lousy yards is well beyond my ability to understand at this point... But here we are...

This Offense is completely flat...Just...Flat...

That was some real bad play calling...Just terrible. It's like he's afraid to pass against them? WTF?

Look...Call it over-critical. But I am not running the ball 2nd and Goal from the 10 when Josh Allen is my QB and I have Knox, Diggs, Beasley, and Sanders... Nope...

The Bills are playing D like it's their ball...

Go Bills!

Well... The Chiefs best play on Offense all night is the automatic 1st Down due to penalty...That's hard to argue... I mean...They've made some other plays...But still...

Oh man we were rolling too...

It's 10-0 when Tre has the pick that gets called back...That, and the blocked punt, are the game changers (obviously)... Those 2 plays go our way I think the Bills win...Still would have been ugly...But those 2 plays were absolute killers... I give the Pitt D the credit they deserve. They absolutely manhandled our O-Line regularly. Not sure how many holding penalties...but it seemed like 100...More than that though the pressure was clearly throwing Josh's timing off...He was just a little off on a couple big ones...Oh well... This was a humbling experience...There are PLENTY of teams with VERY athletic and tough D-Lines. They may not all be Pitts caliber, but there's plenty of good ones. And we better fix this line crap pronto if we want to go far... BTW...D played OK...Better vs the run then I thought they would. They held a team that would like to run 1st to 75 yds rushing...I thought Edmunds looked better...They got a couple tough breaks, and Pitts best play seemed to be the chuck it up and pray... Anyway... Doomed... GO BILLS...

The whole blocking thing is a serious issue at the moment... On both sides to be fair...

Well... That's disappointing

GO BILLS!!! Here's hoping each and every one of you re-up'd on the blood pressure meds...I know I did...

Very recently had to take my elderly dog for an echocardiogram...No fun...Anyway...The tech comes out with my dog, young guy. Goes into painstaking detail about my dogs heart issues. He did a great job explaining everything. Asked if I had any questions. I said no, I got it. Then he says "Go Bills!" and offers me a fist bump (obviously I had a Bills hat on)...I felt better about everything instantly...

I think they'll take Beniers regardless...I really, really like that kids energy on the ice. And I think they should...IMHO it's almost a no-brainer. But even more so if Jack and/or Sam is traded...

Well... That's going to be a problem IMHO...I have very little faith that Harrison is even an average caliber NFL 1-tech... If that's our plan B I'm not thrilled to say the least...Maybe he'll take a step seeing as though he was coming off a major injury. But Harrison does not check off enough of the basic physical boxes to stand up inside as the starting 1-tech...As little faith as I have in Butler overall, I think he's a better option behind Star...But we'll see...Would love for Phillips to prove me wrong because he's definitely a great guy...

He's obviously working pretty hard...Good for Motor... Hopefully it will be good for the Bills because if we can get that kid, Moss, or Brieda to break out in 2021 this Offense will be a hell of a lot of fun to watch...

Just went back and watched ESPN's coverage today (I DVR it and watch the NFL Network live)...Surprised to see how high they were on Hamlin, and Wildgoose for that matter. Hamlin may be the most rare of all players for ESPN because Mel and McShay both loved him...I came away really liking the value on these 2 DB's for 6th Round picks. I think they both have a very decent chance at roster spots in 2021 as ST's players...More so, in a year or two they may be able to positively contribute to this Defense on the back end. At this point of the Draft that's all you can ask for.

The pressure point seems to be pointing squarely at Harrison Phillips, Zimmer, Efe, Butler, and Bam...Bam may be the safest of that bunch due to his contributions on ST's. He's one of their core ST's players. The Bills figure to mix Rousseau and Basham into the DT rotation on obvious passing downs, which is going to be close to 60% of the time, and that is going to effect how many DT's they keep. I think it's a little telling they did not Draft a DT, nor have they signed a UDFA DT as of yet. There is going to be a different approach on that D-Line in 2020...They can't keep them all...That much is certain.

The Browns are certainly a good team, but they re-vamped their offensive approach last year for a reason. They know Baker has limitations. The Browns ran the ball 48.4% of snaps in 2020 for a reason...They have to stay balanced because their QB is not elite. And they have the talent at RB and O-Line to run it well... While that did allow them to be very competitive when it worked, the problem was when it didn't...Like the Jets game...They were bad on Offense because the Jets shut down the run (45 yards total, a 2.5 yards per carry average). This is the way NFL Defenses will approach the Brown Offense in 2021, they will make Baker beat them, so it will be up to Baker to raise his game... I don't care what they did on paper so far. If Mayfield cannot raise his game to the next level the Browns will have issues winning their own Division (they lost twice to Balt, went 2-1 vs Pittsburgh but got beat up in the loss early on when the Steelers were healthier, and beat Cincy by a total of 8 points in 2 games), let alone being the #2 team in the AFC... We'll see I guess...

Nah... Beane already dismissed that when it was asked about Brown in the Friday night zoom call...He said they would mix him inside for a couple reps (they do that with everyone), but only in case an emergency happens and they need to break glass...He's an OT...I'm guessing it will be the same with Doyle. They are both OT's...Very athletic, developmental, young OT's that should solidify both Tackle positions (one the eventual starter at RT and the other swing) for years to come as long as they stay healthy and take well to NFL coaching and training...

Very recent yes... Jason Peters was the best Bills UDFA of all time by career...He's a likely HOFer... But Fat Pat Williams is my favorite Bills UDFA...Loved that guy...

Goodness the RAS scores on these 2 OT's!!!... Coach em' up...