Big Turk

Bills tied for 5th fewest man games lost to injury with only 83. The difference? Many of them have been to key players unlike the last several years. So the excuses the Bills are somehow more injured than every other team needs to stop. They are STILL one of the least injured teams in the NFL even with what seems like a crazy rash of injuries...we just don't see all the players out for other teams because we don't follow them very closely. Injuries to non key players/starters would help as well.

Bills shockingly are among the least injured NFL teams still but the difference is ours have been to key players more than the rest of the NFL it appears... Bills between 4th-6th least injured team in terms of man games lost https://mobile.twitter.com/ManGamesLostNFL/status/1595557934775271427 Bills are tied for 5th fewest with only 83 man games lost to injury through week 11. https://mobile.twitter.com/ManGamesLostNFL/status/1595557036489523200

It's a Twitter account actually and he posts updates

Need to get back to the bread and butter of QB Power/QB Pin and Pull at the 10 yard line or inside it in the RZ.

The offensive "struggles" occurred last year as well at times but were actually worse than they have been this year. Last year they had 7 games with 351 yards of offense or less. This year 2 games. Last year 4 games with under 17 points. This year, no games. All this hand wringing and weeping and wailing and the team is still averaging over 29 points and 400 yards a game over the last 3. We have simply been spoiled by the highest of highs and short memories.

Then they come here and say how terrible their 8-3 team is and how they will likely be drafting #1 overall within a few years

Bills have won cosecutive games in Detroit while Lions haven't done that since 2016 hahaha. Kinda like that stat that Brady had more TD passes in Buffalo than any Bills QB since he was a rookie

Pretty much anytime I travel anywhere and have Bills stuff on I hear it...no matter what part of the country I am in.

He also said some of it is Allen not taking what's there early that's open to wait for something deeper but a lot of times those aren't there.

Goff not taking the easy first down throw across the middle to Sun God was more lucky which then forced the kick.

Most said that as an NFL QB it wasn't needed but if he was an MLB Pitcher that it likely would have been on the table.

Almost nobody said that actually.

Wow...2-0 for Iran versus Wales...not a great result for the US. Also not great considering we tied Wales and England destroyed Iran 6-2. Likely the US-Iran game will determine who goes through to the next round. If we manage a tie with England we likely could tie and go through due to goal differential and Wales unlikely to beat England. But a win would be better

From a Bills source, which means he has heard what the team doctors have said.

Or he throws it right to Nate Odomes.

He only played the first 2 series, about 15 plays and was on a pitch count. McD said the plan is he will get more time next game as they ramp him back up. He wasn't noticeable which was a good thing I guess? Lions went 3 and out there first series.

Great video with lots of clips, mostly from the Viking game. Basically the long and short of it seems to be that receivers many times are not getting open unless Allen scrambles to create a backyard type play out of structure, or someone on the OLine is getting beat not giving him time. About 25 minutes but a good watch with lots of video clips. https://youtu.be/WrvY4h4vjOU

Lmao...Romo sounds like a Valley Girl at the end of that clip...you only hear "Oh my..." before it cuts out

He was a one man wrecking crew out there today against the Lions.

Justin Jefferson is a problem. Bills found that out the hard way as well. Honestly I am not sure why every play isn't throw it to Jefferson.

Ugly wins >>> Pretty losses

They've worked great lately haven't they? Getting the Bills to punt for a change would be a huge win for him.

Yeah those refs have the best possible angle looking straight up from underneath the goalposts. It's so weird...people acting like we are scoring 17 points a game or something.

27.2 points and 386 yards a game.

OK. I guess when they "struggle" and still average 29 points and 400+ yards it's hard for me to want to make wholesale changes. Small things to correct can lead to big result differences.