Big Turk

That's crazy...RIP

It's still on the D in the playoffs. Their numbers against the Chiefs on average are better in the playoffs on O and 2 TDs worse on D.

More like they try and conserve energy in the early part of the season for when it's important later in the season when it actually matters. Which is why they are 32-7 after the bye since 2020.

I mean it seems pretty straight forward to me...one of the easier names to pronounce phonetically. Perhaps Marino should stop posting content and go work on "Hooked on Phonics" for a few days

Fax Hairston and Wax Hairston say no.

No, then the defense has a brain fart, but mostly only against the Chiefs.

Updated post Chiefs game 11/5!

I look at it and say would Brady have used Shaheed's skillset to make it worthwhile? Probably not.

Line him up next to Walker and we have twin mountains at DT

Based on the Bills 32-7 record post-bye since 2020, I think that is probably a safe bet. How about the defense just plays like it does against KC in the regular season in the playoffs? Mahomes averages 19.8 PPG, has 8 TDs vs. 9 TOs and a 75.2 Passer Rating in the regular season against us and essentially can't be stopped in the playoffs when the D allows an average of over 34 PPG. No excuse for the same team, and running the same system to allow 2 TDs more consistently game in and game out in the postseason versus the regular season. At this point, I am thinking it's all mental for this team on D against KC in the playoffs. Offensively we average more PPG in the playoffs against them. Clearly the D is the issue here regardless of anything else going on with the offense and there is really no valid argument otherwise that makes logical sense.

Added "Phi"darian for the "Phins" game?? We signed Jordan "Phi"llips from the "Phins" and now have him on the active roster for the game?? I see what they are doing...Beane playing chess while these other Mofo's playing Checkers.

The Bills play their best, when it's required. How many times do we have to see it to understand that.

I'm really starting to wonder if they are doing what Reid did to us last year and learned from it by holding things back and then changing it up for the playoffs, specifically if we see KC again. They seem to be very happy with not doing a whole lot unless they feel it's necessary to win, and most of the time it's not because the run game is so good and Allen is happy to take easy yards and we score a ton of points and move the ball super efficiently.

Against the Fins, AJE usually is the one making the big plays...he is their defensive nemesis to Allen's offensive nemesis.

People were bagging on that signing, but I mean I look at this dude playing on teams with revolving trashcans at QB his whole career and the man puts up decent numbers, has 4.3 speed, there has to be more that we can do to get him involved in those type of plays. That's why I don't think it's necessarily fair to say we "need" a WR, I think we just need to choose to use the ones we have differently and take advantage of their abilities in certain areas of the field more. There is no reason why Moore couldn't be more of a weapon in the intermediate and long pass game. I mean are we trying to pull an Andy Reid, play close to the vest in some areas and save that for the playoffs like the Chiefs did to us? Are we going to see Air Allen in the playoffs and try and catch teams off guard, specifically the Chiefs if we play them? If so, I think that would show McD and Brady are really taking lessons and learning from what they had happen to them and what they have seen other teams do that works really well.

Rome said he was a punk and deserved what happened in hindsight.

Why can't we get Moore or Samuel open more like we did against KC on that one play? Both have the skills and speed to get open on those type of plays.

Not to worry tho! We still have "Dolphin" Kincaid healthy 😂😂 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQnMXZHkiDX/

Or in this case "Crow" Brady-ish...and he is also carrying "Grape" Davis, "Thermos" Thomas and "Fax" Hairston along with his cousin "Wax" Hairston to safety! 😂😂 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQnMXZHkiDX/

Here are my thoughts: 1) The Bills are running the offense they want to run and it's intentional that they are not focusing on deeper throws. 2) The focus is on ball control, efficiency, taking layups repeatedly and rolling up points and running clock. 3) This then causes the other team to have fewer possessions and they have to match the Bills efficiency on offense which usually doesn't happen. 4) This usually results in the Bills winning by 2+ scores most games And that's really it. We want them to throw the ball farther down field, they don't really care. Their focus is on execution, paying attention to details and taking easy yards on any given play, then running the ball down your throat every chance they get. Is it sexy? No. Is it effective? Yes. Do we have to like it? No. Do we have to accept it? Yes.

These injuries are just unreal...I mean how many damn guys can get hurt each week?

Colts going to be like Vikings last year....finish with a great regular season record and get smoked in their first playoff game because their QB gets exposed.

Bills over Fins is the lock of the week. Browns probably will win but I have no confidence in any game they play to win. They will likely win 3-4 more games, but I would never actually pick them to win because they have random good games and you never know when they will be or who they will be against...I mean they beat Green Bay, but all their games except the ones versus Miami were ugly wins.

The man's name is "Him"Bo according to Josh.