Big Turk

I am talking right now. Which is what the question is being posed as since we are talking about trading rosters. Even with 30 NFL players, if we are projecting out a few years, that means they would have 23+ players they'd need to replace. Also if the Bills played Ohio State, Allen would be in a hat on the sidelines midway thru the 2nd quarter. It would not be a close game.

This has to be the dumbest post I have ever read on here. How many NFL players does Ohio State have on their roster right now? 10 if they are lucky?

13-4. This team wins 82% of their games after the bye since 2020 under McD and Allen. No reason to think that will change.

I mean, he isn't wrong. Although theoretically if they do well, but not well enough with Flacco it actually ends up hurting them by not giving them another high draft pick so they can get someone like Chase when they otherwise would never have been able to with a healthy Burrow.

Simple, the Bills come out of the bye and play their normal "post-bye" football since 2020 under McD/Allen where they win 82% of their games and have a 30-7 record over that time with starters playing. The great teams have a switch they can flip, and assuredly they haven't flipped it as of yet.

How? He was terrible with them. He likely will be terrible with the Bengals after a few games also.

The way this board sounds right now, we might as well be the Jets. Honestly, people need to get their heads out of their asses around here. That's what a large percentage of posters on this board should have been focused on during the bye week. The Mark's brothers? Duper and Clayton? James Lofton and Andre Reed are both HOF members.

Dillon and Shadeur better keep their shoes and socks on while he is around them in the QB room and the coaches leave.

I mean honestly it was a brilliant move for the Bengals. Flacco is a competent ball distributor when he has star players surrounding him. It's when you ask him to start doing too much on his own that he struggles because he no longer has that in his bag anymore. Bengals have weapons on offense on par with anyone in the league. Also, what are the complaining about, DeShaun Watson is getting ready to return, I'm sure he will fix all their woes.

I'm thinking the challenge would be that the player stepped out of bounds which would change the spot as a result of that but you wouldn't directly be challenging the spot.

I'm thinking maybe it was in how he worded what he was challenging? Maybe his challenge was that the ball was spotted short of the first down, which means even tho they advanced the ball a little, it still remained short of the first down, meaning he was still wrong.

Brian Moorman

They already had the option to use a timeout to avoid it, either they were too clueless or chose not to.

They look like giant highlighters in those 🤣

Sure...doesn't matter that the Cowboys have ZERO interest in trading a player who is playing great that they just traded for this offseason themselves. Apparently now we live in a Madden simulation where you can just go take control of the Cowboys team and force them to trade Pickens to us. Where do people come up with this stuff?

Yeah had to be his best regular season game...before that play he caught a 98 yard bomb on 3rd down on the opening drive for a TD. Also the Indy playoff game where he was making absurd sideline catches in critical big play moments deep down field.

We had MVS who seemingly was able to get deep for a 50+ yard TD every game for 3-4 games with New Orleans after he left us...based on me watching in game update highlights of him catching a long bomb for a TD week after week and wondering why the hell we couldn't figure out how to use him for that. And also did the same thing with GB and KC. We simply don't use deep receivers like that enough...we have burners like Moore and Samuel on the team already and they aren't used that way.

How's that worked over the past 5 years? Bills have scored 30+ points 14 of the last 17 games. Sure, they might get us for a game here and there but overall the Bills are a machine offensively. Yes, they have pretty much every time. The Bills D allowing on average 14 points more than they do during the regular season should be the starting and ending point of the discussion for playoff issues.

Yeah no...completely different situation. Unless Allen gets in a bad car accident and hurts his shoulder that was never the same after then I don't want to hear another Cam Newton story. I have no idea how we watch this team lead the NFL in scoring over the last 5+ years by a wide margin and still complain about they don't score enough. Really is mind boggling how little Bills fans actually watch other teams and have no comparisons to the rest of the NFL.

Not needed as much because Hawes is effectively the 6th OL.

Chiefs seem like a pretty safe pick this week based on the ineptness of the Raiders.

This should become our new theme song post loss. "Red Alert! Red Alert! It's a catastrophe! But don't worry! Don't panic! Ain't Nothin' going on but history, yeah... But it's alright! Don't Panic!" Bills are 30-8 after the bye under McD and 30-7 in games with starters, not counting last years rest game. They'll be just fine, like they always are. This team is at their best when their best is required. At least in the regular season.

I guess it's a fine line of deciding whether it's a case of a new DC having to "learn on the job" in some ways or a DC that just isn't very good and isn't making progress. Only McD knows that for sure.