Big Turk

Lewis has made multiple big time run stops in key situations...it really has been impressive to see.

If this was college they would be like 15th right now. He is simply limited. Those limitations don't suddenly go away.

Yeah I know...they are focused only on the narrative they want to focus on. It's true, btw, it's just not relevant to the regular season.

Saints have looked really good but IMO that is a mirage with Carr at QB...he will get figured out by week 7 or 8 and the offense will struggle a lot more.

He is and we will see him Monday night...he plays for the Jags.

It's not the playoffs right now and in the regular season we have owned them.

Guarantee they catch everything in sight against us tho...just how it rolls. No idea why the Jags have been such thorns in our side for 30 years now but they have been. Well...I guess not as much as I thought. We have a 9-8 record all time versus them and have never lost more than 2 times in a row to them. Allen, don't start now!

Achilles injuries are really tough for a player whose main job is to backpedal and then plant and drive.

The Bills have beat the Chiefs 3 straight in Arrowhead during the regular season. We are playing at home this time. The narrative should be the Chiefs may have a chance to beat us, not the other way around.

That was disgraceful yesterday by the Eagles...that reminded me of so many games during the Bills drought era where they figured out a way to ***** defeat from the jaws of victory 😂

Losses are losses. Should teams that miss the playoff be given playoff berths because they "are much better than their record shows"?

a joke NBC has Baltimore and Dallas above the Bills

updated....not much to see...Allen remains in 95th place after the tame game against the Fins in terms of passing yards.

White got cooked by Jameson Williams in week 1 against Detroit for a long TD. He looked like he was going to cry after that one...I think he is starting to realize that he just doesn't have it anymore and that he likely is never going to get it back.

The Bills have been at the forefront of this trend, in some ways the leaders of it. Since Brady took over they have been running at a league high 53.2%, much of it due to the fact teams are giving them 2 high looks to try and keep explosive plays in check from Allen and light boxes that favor them running the ball. Basically they try and run teams out of that coverage so they can then attack them down field once they bring a safety down in the box to stop the run.

This isn't based on any game play it's based on pre-season.

Game plan specific most likely. And in the 2nd half after the pick 6 the game was over and the Bills just wanted to run clock and get out of there without any more injuries.

I don't care about the start, I care about the finish

Gardner has been All-Pro Holding this year, that's about it...

Bills have been leaders in that under Brady...lead the NFL in rushing percentage at 53.2% since he has been here...basically turning into the early Steelers under Roethlisberger or the 2003 Ravens.

That's coming from the owner, 100%

Actually it was the exact opposite of what happened when it struck last year...in the Chiefs playoff game, they dominated the time of possession by running the ball effectively and often which kept the other team's offense off the field much of the game.

Maybe, maybe not. Bills have been one of the leaders in the focus on the heavy run game against the 2 high coverages that lots of other teams seem to be following now. We have led the NFL in points/game and been top 3 in EPA for the last 4 years. Why would you think it wouldn't be sustainable with Allen who has done it for a long time now?

How is going to play when they are putting him on IR? Is this some new rule the NFL has only for the Chiefs?

That hurts... he was getting 80% of the carries and workload at RB for the Chiefs... UPDATE: Well that isn't great for an update ..Reid is "unsure whether he will be back this year or next year" and said they will just have to see how things go...sounds like they might know there is associated ligament damage already which is common with this type lf injury and presents a longer recovery time 😳 https://www.yahoo.com/sports/andy-reid-chiefs-rb-isiah-pacheco-needs-surgery-on-fractured-fibula-may-not-return-until-next-season-182201030.html