Big Turk

"I want our picks back...all of them! And I want David Goddamn Putney just because I feel like it!" Maybe Beane should call up the new Jags GM and say "So, are you looking to make a deal, you pancake eatin' mofo??" 😂😂😂

What about and INT, a Forced Fumble, and a Fumble Recovery for a TD, no PDs??

He was pretty good last year, has had significant issues with untimely drops this year. Might also be a situation where the new regime didn't draft him and don't feel any sense of loyalty to him like they would if they chose him.

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Gloria... Gloria (Gloria), I think they got your number (Gloria)... I think they got the alias (Gloria)... that you've been living under (Gloria)... But you really don't remember... was it something that they said? Are the voices in your head... calling, Gloriaaaaaaaaaaaaa?

Yes, but coming in after the play is essentially over with pointless reckless tackle attempts and injuring your own players should not just be looked at as OK.

I mean he broke Taron's forearm and I believe he caused the injury to Douglas last year also. Also want to say he injured Bernard as well at some point and possibly Poyer

My problem with his missile tackles is he has a greater negative effect on his own teammates by constantly injuring them thru his recklessness. But clearly he hasn't been right this year so if he needs to get it resolved then this might be the best thing for the back end of the stretch run I mean you hear quite often at the end of the year that people have been dealing with pretty significant injuries that impede their play, but never listed on injury reports during the season. There has to be some gray area that allows teams to not list players.

Samuel will definitely help verse man coverage. He is shifty. Just ask DPY Patrick Surtain.

It's interesting because typically the Bills aren't killed down to down as much as they get hurt with long runs that tend to inflate the numbers. I'm not saying they have been great, but really it's more a few plays a game here and there that lead to huge averages versus constantly giving up big yards per carry.

Also kind of paints Belichick in a different light also in terms of loyalty if he paid for it out of his own pocket. He didn't need to do that.

The man ended the AFC East championship game against the Fins the last game of the year when they had the ball at midfield late in the 4th with a pretty nice INT against Tua on the sidelines. People forget pretty quickly around here.

At least he can't injure someone on our own defense every game from his recklessness

Daquan was the MVP of that defense before he got hurt in the Jags game. Never has been the same since. He was a force against both the pass and the run for those first several games.

Bills sleepwalk too to some degree which is why they find themselves in the situation they are in currently, but we always seem to get their best when their best is needed, which is the sign of a really good team. Just think it requires too much energy to go thru an entire season ramped up every game and you run the risk of peaking too soon otherwise.

Well unlike some other team we know, their defense tends to play better on the playoffs.

Rice seems to get a lot of targets in the Red Zone historically. He caught 2 short TD passed last week in his first game back. I hate to say this but KC is looking like a problem again now.

I find this to be almost unfathomable how after a bye week so many people would STILL not be ready to play. I mean how seriously are they taking their treatment and rehab to get themselves ready? Did they cancel their bye week plans and stay in town to do rehab work to ensure they were good to go or did they go spend their week off in Cancun soaking up some rays and drinking Pina coladas with their wife or girlfriend? And if they did stay in town WTF is the strength and conditioning staff and trainers doing them because clearly it hasn't been their job.

It's not a daily thing, it's just very situationally as needed....maybe once every few months or so

Against teams not named KC the Bills have allowed an average of 20 PPG in the 8 playoff games under McD/Allen. Please have facts at your disposal next time prior to writing.

I think the loss of Edmunds and how important he was to what we do schematically on D in the passing game was vastly understated. It used to be really hard to even complete 5 yard passes against this team. I don't agree. Most teams are not going to be able to beat us by running the ball if the offense is playing at its normal level. The Falcons succeeded because we scored 14 points, not because of them running. We had plenty of chances to score points and failed to do so. The Bills are willing to give up some plays in the run game to do better against the pass. Clearly they would like to do better in some areas, but in general they aren't worried about the run as much as the pass.

Oh absolutely, but honestly, what team doesn't? People used to freak out when we were a "No-Fly Zone" and teams averaged under 200 yards passing a game and they would see a few completions for like 20 or 25 yards and freak out and at the end of the game the QB would have thrown for like 178 yards, 1 TD and 2 INTs. And I have been guilty of that as well...you see a few big plays and you think they are getting crushed, but in the overall game, it's not anywhere close to as bad as you think. The only team that really put up numbers on us offensively were the Falcons.

No argument from me on either of those. Bills D is in flux right now I think and my hope is that with some more time to gel with new and young players and players coming back into the lineup, it will solidify down the back stretch of the season. Playoff D is essentially "Why does KC score 2 TDs more per game in the playoffs against us than in the regular season?" If they can solve that one problem, they will win Super Bowls. It shows the defense is in flux right now and it's still early in the season. Perhaps it may not be as good, but perhaps it will get better. I don't care what it looks like until we get into the playoffs honestly. If they play their 4 best games of the season in the playoffs, and we have to suffer thru some tough games in the regular season, I'll take it.

Probably not much. A lot of good QBs have looked mediocre against the Bills D over the years. Let's not kid ourselves into thinking other divisions have been some kind of powerhouses over all those years. Perhaps we should say the same thing about the Eagles?

The takes on this board when talking about the 2nd winningest team in the regular season in all of pro sports over the last 6+ years are absurd. In elimination games in the playoffs? Sure. I'm with you there. In regular season games? Who cares. They win at a rate unseen anywhere other than Kansas City.