Big Turk

They have a lot of draft capital and despite what many think have gotten quite a few good players in it. Going to get younger, but that doesn't necessarily mean worse

KCs strangle hold on the division is going to end at the very least...great, another potential perennial power in the AFC forming...

Yes...just OK. Those 2 kickoff returns for TDs are just regular plays the Bills make on a week in week out basis.

That's not the way the cap works if you know what you are doing. Clearly you don't.

You've got all the answers it seems. Guess you must be winning championships in your Madden Franchise year after year.

That era had quite a bit more INTs than the current one

Hell no.

Blah blah blah... Nothing ever happens until it happens. Then you'll claim you knew it was going to happen. Kick rocks.

Troy Franklin please please please... 6'3" tall, 4.35 40 time...deep field burner that would fill the missing John Brown role in this offense. Put ya hands together... Put ya hands together... GP are ya with me? Oh yeah, we having church we ain't goin nowhere!

Bills are pretty great at getting talented DBs in the 5th-7th rounds so I am not too worried about it. Pretty much they can plug and play anyone at DB and they are mostly OK

Which likely was greatly boosted by that article

When a dude is 3-4 yards wide open for a TD why would you not take it? When a dude is 3-4 yards wide open for a TD because you looked off the safety on the play why would you not take it? When a dude is 3-4 yards wide open for a TD because you looked off the safety on the play why would you not take it? When a dude is 3-4 yards wide open for a TD because you looked off the safety on the play why would you not take it?

Funny when Belichick decided to do the same thing against the Colts because his D couldn't stop Manning he was lauded as a genius

He has disappeared in the last 3 elimination games for the Bills. In those games he has 10 catches on 24 targets for 63 yards and 0 TDs. Those are atrocious. RBs typically average more YPC than that'll even.

Frazier said it's either HC or retirement he is done being a DC

Gotta get an X factor in the first round.

Probably never told her and now has some explaining to do... "Now what had happened wuz..."

Easy enough to simply look up. Google is your friend. Diggs was 7th in the NFL in receptions with 107 and 13th in yards with 1183. Also tied for 8th with 8 TDs. So if we take an average of those we end up at 9.333

You can't write revisionist history based on the result of the play. You are literally basing your point on the execution of the playcall, which is the point I am making... The execution was the issue not the playcall.

What? The Harmon drop cost the Bills the game. Diggs drop didn't, they got down to the same position as they would have been at if Diggs caught it and some would argue at the two minute warning, which might have been better in terms of being able to bleed the clock.

I don't care where it was. With that situation they should have been able to pick it up regardless of where it was on the field.

Again. If you have +2 in the blocking scheme and the other team is short a player on the field, by definition, it cannot be a bad call. At that point it simply is bad execution. Bills should have been able to tell the Chiefs exactly what they planned on doing and the Chiefs shouldn't have been able to do anything about with the numbers as they were. Pretty sure if you gave that info to 100 special teams coaches and told them you needed 5 yards for a first down, 100/100 are calling a fake

He's charging $7 a month. Know how many subscriptions you have to see to make a living? Dude is obviously trying to write the most controversial things he can and doesn't care what he has to do as long as it gets press coverage and clicks.

Bills will likely have no fewer than 5 primetime games if not 6 again. Allen is Must See TV

No.