Big Turk

Gameplan specific? Bills probably do more game plan specific personnel things on offense than any other team.

They have a 4th round pick doing that now.

They have had almost no success at developing QB's other than Chad Pennington who far overachieved with them.

Other than having the name Manning, what has he done that says he is going to be a good NFL QB? Dude has not been good at Texas and would be talked about as a 4th or 5th round pick with a different last name.

This game should be called the Toilet Bowl 🚽 🪠

A person who watches the games.

This is a actually pretty interesting...

Bosa with another forced fumble...that final play on 4th down where Rattler fumbled was from Bosa reaching in and knocking the ball out as he went by, not from Epenesa who was closing in from the other side.

Something most people including myself missed at first...the final Saints play on 4th down where Rattler fumbled was caused by Bosa flashing behind and reaching in not Epenesa...another forced fumble by Bosa.

Probably not...likely they will be somewhere between 10-15th, which is good enough to win a SuperBowl with Allen. The key is that they simply play that way in the playoffs and not like they normally do which is worst defense in the NFL that can't even force a punt.

Return of the the Haack, pump up the world... Return of the Haack, watch my flow... you know that I'll be back... That is absurd leg strength for back then...those numbers would look pretty good even today

I mean makes sense as long as it wouldn't give them a first down...but in a key situation like end of game or end of half with no time left, that really isn't a concern.

Well I guess it's lucky it's only 4 weeks into the season then. Not like there isn't 3/4 of the year to improve once they get significant pieces back on defense and a lot of younger players in key roles get more experience. I know you think real life works like Madden where players are 100% at all times from game 1 but real life doesn't work that way.

That's great. Luckily what matters is how many points the other team scores versus how many we score. Also, 12th in yards per drive is above average since there are 32 teams and 16th would be average. Or are we going to pretend math doesn't exist now either? How's all that rushing working out for the other teams? Outside of Baltimore the Bills have trailed for under 5 minutes of game time the other 3 games.

I think there always has been hasn't there? They make a motion with their hands as if they are calling for the ball.

I mean Tua just put up 315 yards the week before against the Pats and then had 146 against us and averaged 1.4 yards in the air per completion and at one point midway thru the 3rd quarter was averaging -0.5 yards in the air per completion. Rattler had over 200 yards passing in every other game this year and put up 126 yards against us. Fields just came off putting up 218 yards against the Steelers with a 72% completion rate and had 27 yards against us with a 27% completion rate. Seems a little odd all these players have better games against other teams since our D sucks so badly. Also seems odd that since our D sucks so badly it's averaged allowing 16.5 PPG and 243 YPG over the last 3 weeks without any of the opponents ever reaching 300 yards of offense even when accounting for the poor run D. I mean that's baseline average in the NFL these days, really not even...around 320-330 is average. Seem like you might be overreacting to how "bad" the D has been because you don't watch other games which means you have no perspective of what is normal and what isn't around the NFL. Is there room for improvement? Sure. Are they some sort of "worst in the NFL D" like many here think? Not even close.

I believe the Bills sacrifice some level of being good at defending the run to ensure they don't get beat over the top and choose to "live with" not being as stout against the run. Don't feel like they are happy with some of the run play obviously since there are too many sloppy run fits, poor tackling and players not in the right position as well as plenty of bad lane rush discipline against QBs that give them easy gains after being flushed out of the pocket. That being said, not many teams are capable of beating the Bills by running the football. Simply won't be able to string together that many plays consistently on drives to keep up with them scoring wise. I also think the Bills know that and are essentially OK with giving teams "easier" yards on the ground because it is far less likely to hurt them than a 60 yard pass would. Additionally, the Bills are also near the top of the NFL every year in TFL's which are designed to get teams in bad down and distance situations that are favorable to the defense. Their failure to capitalize on those frequently enough is the more maddening part and would stop most of the other things from being an issue, IMO.

Except it's never that easy. They are constantly being put in binds now and having to decipher what they should be doing and having to make some level of "no win choice" that didn't exist back in the day, not nearly to the degree it does today. Steelers played Justin Fields also, or did they get some special version of him that didn't exist when we played them?

They also played a game that was far simpler and had to know far less than in today's NFL. The game is complex in ways that didn't even exist back then let alone having to know all of the things they need to know now. Even looking at playbooks from 20 years ago compared to today's playbooks makes them look like learning 2nd grade math by comparison to calculus.

He seems like the kind of guy that goes out to restaurants and berates the wait staff over minor things to feel good and enjoys ruining their day just because he can.

14 of the last 15 games Allen has started (and played more than a snap) they reached 30 points or more. The one they didn't they scored 24 and ended up with the ball at the Patriots 25 yard line while running the clock out and probably could have.

Based on the number of people who have no dog in the fight that have said Ben Johnson is an a-hole of the highest degree as a person over the past year or so, I would tend to go with this is him being who he is.

Umm...he out gained like 12 other teams that week in the entire game against the Ravens in the 4th quarter alone, are you actually serious right now?

The rest of the NFL should be terrified the Bills make scoring 30 points look as effortless as walking to check your mailbox at the end of the driveway

Pretty absurd his "average" year is 40 TDs. 🤣