Game week thread - Bills at Falcons MNF

[No_Matter_What]

3 hours ago, IBTG81 said:

 

This is really OT, but shouldn't it be "... Milano and DT TJ Sanders were..."?

 

Or is this correct in English?

[Albwan]

2 hours ago, NewEra said:

 

And Ed says he’s ready!

 

looks like sanders and Milano are likely out 

This injury list...same ***** every year.

[MasterStrategist]

Hamlin and Samuel being out isnt monumental, though I wish it was for what Curtis eats in our cap.

 

Moore plays, Hancock plays. 

 

It will be interesting to see if Milano is placed on IR this weekend.  Maybe they think he can be back for Chiefs and hold on making a move.

 

Hoecjht and Oji back next week for practice.  Assuming Codrington is a sure cut.  Then a bunch of possibilities: Franklin, Ciarlo, Solomon.  Balance of S/T play and who contributes most as a backup.  I'd say Ciarlo is the 2nd obvious cut

Edited 1 hour ago by MasterStrategist

[Success]

Hot takes have become like a religion w/ the sports punditry.  I have been slack-jawed all week - a last second loss to a division opponent in a sloppy game, and all of a sudden the Bills are frauds, the Patriots are "back" (whatever that means), and Drake Maye is now a top-tier QB.

 

If we lose to Atlanta, the next 2 weeks will be next to intolerable. I probably wouldn't watch anything. Not what I'm expecting, though - I think Sunday was more of a wake-up call for this team to start taking this season seriously.  Atlanta is a very good, solid team, but if this Bills team is who I think they are, this one isn't that close.

 

 

[Miyagi-Do Karate]

4 hours ago, Special K said:

Samuel is the Offense's Milano........can't make it through more than two games without ending up on the injury report.

that is an insult to Milano. Samuel is in his own special tier of “injury prone” levels. 

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

33 minutes ago, Success said:

Hot takes have become like a religion w/ the sports punditry.  I have been slack-jawed all week - a last second loss to a division opponent in a sloppy game, and all of a sudden the Bills are frauds, the Patriots are "back" (whatever that means), and Drake Maye is now a top-tier QB.

 

If we lose to Atlanta, the next 2 weeks will be next to intolerable. I probably wouldn't watch anything. Not what I'm expecting, though - I think Sunday was more of a wake-up call for this team to start taking this season seriously.  Atlanta is a very good, solid team, but if this Bills team is who I think they are, this one isn't that close.

 

 

It really is rather ridiculous…

 

eagles were 2-2 going into the bye coming off a loss to a bad falcons team last year and won the superbowl,

 

kc the year before that was 5-5 their final 10 games and won the Super Bowl

 

2022 chiefs lost to a bad colts team week 3 then the bills a couple weeks later and won the Super Bowl

 

2021 rams had a three game losing streak around their late bye and won the Super Bowl

 

2020 Bucs lost 3 of 4 heading into their late bye (one of which was a 38-3 loss to a bad saints team) and won the superbowl 

it’s more rare that teams win it without having some adversity in the regular season tbh.  There is not a team in recent memory that won a Super Bowl without people claiming ‘that team is done’ in the regular season 😂

 

Edited 47 minutes ago by Generic_Bills_Fan

[ColoradoBills]

3 hours ago, NewEra said:

 

And Ed says he’s ready!

 

looks like sanders and Milano are likely out 

 

It's not that bad IMO.

Dawkins, Rapp and Williams all full is good news.

 

If Ed comes back, it lessens Sander's probability of being out.

Kincaid is the only one I hope can clear things up and play.

 

Milano is the only player that hurts, Samuel and Hamlin are not critical.

[BillsFan619]

23 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:

It really is rather ridiculous…

 

eagles were 2-2 going into the bye coming off a loss to a bad falcons team last year and won the superbowl,

 

kc the year before that was 5-5 their final 10 games and won the Super Bowl

 

2022 chiefs lost to a bad colts team week 3 then the bills a couple weeks later and won the Super Bowl

 

2021 rams had a three game losing streak around their late bye and won the Super Bowl

 

2020 Bucs lost 3 of 4 heading into their late bye (one of which was a 38-3 loss to a bad saints team) and won the superbowl 

it’s more rare that teams win it without having some adversity in the regular season tbh.  There is not a team in recent memory that won a Super Bowl without people claiming ‘that team is done’ in the regular season 😂

 

Good analysis, bro!

 

You should put this analysis in @Success’s thread about too much panic as well.

 

Kudos to both of you for trying to bring sanity and balance.

 

Go Bills!

[AlCowlingsTaxiService]

1 hour ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

that is an insult to Milano. Samuel is in his own special tier of “injury prone” levels. 

Wondering if Samuel, Milano and the Sabres Josh Norris hang out together? It would be fitting.