Big Turk

At one point, they were in the top 5 in YAC

Makes you wonder when people will realize that moving to places with very limited water isn't a smart decision. Thinking it will come to a head in the next 50 years. 101.6" here as of yesterday.

Sounds exactly like what happened with Pegula and Rex. That worked out great.

Bills like many teams now use a RB by committee approach, which means both backs will get varying amounts of reps depending on the game and situation.

He got 26, he should be good.

As Benny The Butcher said: "You know who the Beasts of the AFC East, We gonna grind this thing out for 17 weeks, Hatin' on the Bills then you way off.. Talk is cheap... Meet us in the playoffs..."

Lucky us.

Payton is all about timing and rhythm based passing and Wilson is probably the worst player you could possibly ask for to do that...as you see when Hackett asked him to do that. He basically is all about scrambling around and making something happen...except he no longer has the ability to elude defenders the way he used to so now he just scrambles around and gets sacked mostly. Still makes a play here and there just nowhere near what he used to.

Means something...it means the Bills are a better team. He likely has his snap count increase as long as he got through it without issue.

Here we go again...Frazier apparently a candidate for every HC job but always gets passed over for a young offensive coach it seems... Given +1600 odds to become next Bronco coach...Payton odds on favorite at +400 but that doesn't make any sense to me...complete scheme mismatch with Wilson. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/bills-leslie-frazier-early-odds-171551834.html

That was due to his inability to play not the Bills.

Hilarious! Dude got fed up apparently and just terminated his own contract on the practice squad...no other job waiting for him, just said "Buck this, I'm out!" and bounced on them...😂😂😂 https://www.yahoo.com/sports/isaac-rochell-terminates-practice-squad-014752953.html

Officially at 101.2" for the season... Also set another record, most snow ever in a calendar year with over 180", surpassing the 176" previous record set in 1977.

Bills given a 54.8% chance to win per ESPN FPI prediction

Hendrickson snap count is because he is coming back from a broken wrist, not because he has played poorly. He has been very good this year.

Does he paint also?

Which then begs the question....is the AFC being overrated in terms of how strong the conference is at the top? Sure, Buffalo is ranked 1st in both by relatively wide margins, but the next 3 teams are all NFC teams....Eagles, 49ers, Cowboys in some order.

As does Pro Football Reference's SRS ratings...Bengals are a distant 2nd in the AFC. Eagles and Cowboys, a slightly less distant 2nd in the NFC.

DVOA ranks the Bills first, by a relatively wide margin over Philly.

Allen on Monday Nights in his career: 6 games, 18 TDs, 2 INTs, 113.9 QB Rating. I don't think it's dumb at all...it's almost like you are out playing with your little brother and you try some things that you wouldn't do normally against better people because you don't think it will matter ultimately and you just assume you can beat him when you need to. Sometimes it is hard to get out of that mindset while the game is going on. Usually you see this happen after the Bills have a lead and he gets a little sloppy.

Allen stats on 6 career Monday Night games? 18 TDs, 2 INTs, 113.9 QB rating.

Oh that's right! Russ actually looked pretty good in that game once they started coming back...they might have won that game if he was able to finish it...

Pretty much the same as ever...PrimeTime rating in his career is 107.9 and has the highest postseason rating for a QB in NFL History. Basically when the stage is the biggest and the lights are the brightest and the games are the most important, Allen delivers like no other. Such a great ability to have and why I think he will win at least one SB for us...it's hard to find players like that, so many QB's shrink from the moment like Kyler Murray.

Mahomes tried to give the game away to the Broncos a few weeks ago when they played...they led 27-0 and then 3 INTs later KC was hanging on for dear life 34-28, including the last one giving the Broncos the ball back near midfield after the return late in the 4th with a chance to win the game...then Russ returned the favor and threw a pick back and they ran out the rest of the clock.

EPA since week 8: