Jerry Jabber

During the 17 year playoff drought, the Bills mainly finished between 6-10/7-9, drafted between 8-13 (not high enough for an elite player) and wasted those picks on DB’s, RB’s and other busts that are no longer on the team. I’d take two years of losing to draft an elite QB and other players that would turn this franchise around.

Congrats Browns fans!

Loving the season so far. It’s kind of sad seeing Jimmy and Kim start to drift apart. Jimmy seems to want to do the right things, especially for Kim, but now that Kim has joined the new firm, seems Wexler-McGill will is over and we’ll see Jimmy’s transformation into Saul Goodman. I love Kim’s character, plus she’s hot as hell!

Satellite is out

Mahomes with six TD’s...and why didn’t the Bills pick this kid?!

Hope Jones is okay

Nope, I'm not upset that the Bills could possibly field a bad team this year. I just think they are not building this team the right way and are mismanaging their assets, kind of like Tim Murray did with the Sabres as he spent draft picks and prospects like a drunken sailor. Why would you draft a QB high and don't have a decent enough O-line to protect the kid? If Allen plays the rest of the season, he'll give David Carr a run for his money on being the most sacked NFL QB in history. What do you think that will do for Allen's development?

If that scenario pans out, then McBeane is a genius.

I agree that taking a QB high in the draft is a necessity. It's something that previous Bills GM's should have done a long time ago. I disagree with how McBeane is going about the tear down and rebuild. Last year, McBeane tried to win now and do the rebuild, which IMO is counterproductive, It should be one or the other. If the intent was to take a QB high and get their QB of the defense [Edmunds], then they should have traded Tyrod Taylor last year and went with Nathan Peterman or some other journeyman last season. The Bills could have had a top 10 pick in the draft and only had to move up slightly (or not at all) in the draft to take Allen, plus kept more of their draft capital to pick better players.

That’s true. If the Bills are going to be a bad team this year, I’d rather they finish last in the league and get the best draft pick. It’s going to take some time to do a rebuild, so they might as well do it the right way.

Seems McBeane is intent on gutting this roster of players from the Whaley regime and doing a full blown rebuild. I have no problems with doing a rebuild, but the way they are doing it makes absolutely no sense. Moving up and wasting draft picks on two players in the first round this past year was not a smart move. If the Bills are going to be at the top of the draft in 2019, then they could have drafted their QB of the future then instead of what they gave up for Allen. It's too early to tell if Allen and Edmunds will pan out. Both guys have the physical size and traits to be very successful. I am glad that McBeane is trying to address the QB position, because it's been neglected for way too long. Maybe McBeane liked the QB's in this draft class better than the 2019 draft class...who knows. I just think it's not a smart move to use up all these picks when there are so many holes to fill on the team. O-linemen take time to develop, so I think it would have been good for the Bills to use some of this draft capital and address the O-line early. I think building up the lines on both side of the ball first should be a teams priority. It seems McBeane's FA pick ups/trades have been more misses than hits. Now, if these players McBeane are signing are just "stop-gap" players, then that's one thing, but if they're being counted on to be impact players, then McBeane has really screwed up. Vontae Davis, Star Lotulelei, Trent Murphy, Kelvin Benjamin, Corey Coleman, Jordan Matthews...not an impressive list of players. Seems McBeane was hoping somebody on the D-line would be free to get to the QB with Lotulelei clogging up the middle, but so far this preseason and in Week 1, it hasn't come to fruition. If Lotulelei doesn't pan out, that could be more dead cap money if he gets cut or traded.

I’d say that was the second worst Bills game I’ve ever seen, with the first being the 56-10 blowout at home against the Patriots in 2007. Peterman is just like Trent Edwards, looked good in preseason, but terrible in the regular season. There’s a lot of blame to go around: having more than $50M in Dead cap space, losing three offensive linemen and not finding suitable replacements, WR’s who could not gain separation, DB’s that gotten beaten worse than a redheaded stepchild, almost a nonexistent pass rush. So, what brilliant words of wisdom are we going to hear from our beloved coach…Trust the process?! Being 1/11th? Earn the right to win? Every year, I spend a good amount of money on the NFL Sunday Ticket, but I’m giving the Bills another week and if they get blown out like this again vs The Chargers, then I’m canceling my subscription and saving a lot of money. One thing is for sure, if the Bills are going to miss the playoffs, I’d rather they bomb out the entire season, trade players to gain better assets and be able to draft at the top of the draft. Otherwise, whenever the Bills play against the Patriots, the games will be the worst in franchise history…guaranteed!!! 47-3 will seem close compared to what the Patriots will do to the Bills.

There are players that look great in OTA’s, but disappear in training camp. Then there are players that look great in training camp/preseason, but bomb out in the regular season, Peterman fits that bill (same with Trent Edwards...looked great in his last preseason, but was pulled by Gailey after two games into the season).

Need four new offensive linemen, four new WR’s...anything else?!

Maybe I can save some money on canceling the NFL Sunday Ticket. I sure as hell am not paying to watch this team perform like this for 16 games.

Making it look too easy

Nice shot by Lorax

Best player for the Bills so far is the punter ??

looks like the predictions of starting 0-8 could become a reality.

Great start to the game ??

Looks like the same crappy defense from preseason.

Ball looked like it was coming out, would have been worth a challenge.

He deserved it after how well he played in the preseason. Hopefully Peterman will Do well this season.

That was embarrassing

It should be interesting to see where the Browns D ends up at the end of the year in rankings. If they are as good as they’ve looked in the preseason, then I’m even more impressed with how Josh Allen performed against them last week.