11/30/25 GAMEDAY Bills @ Steelers Gameday Thread 4:25 pm (National TV game)

[FLFan]

3 minutes ago, aristocrat said:

Kincaid off the Sportsbook but Palmer still up there 

I expect Palmer will be active.  Kincaid will not. They have already activated Latu from the PS.  

[jahnyc]

You would have to think that Rogers and the plan for the Steelers' offense today will be to run the ball and throw short passes with Rogers getting the ball out fast to avoid getting hit with his broken wrist.  Rogers already takes very little time to make his throws, but I expect today that he will be even faster.  I hope the Bills are prepared for this.

[Coach Tuesday]

Got a feeling today is either the beginning or the end of the Keon Coleman era.

[BuffaloBillyG]

1 hour ago, RichRiderBills said:

A lot of talking heads saying this is must win for Pittsburgh... I'm not so sure. They have the four spot right now. Baltimore is going to lose more games too. I don't really see it as oh so urgent for Pittsburgh, especially how crappy Baltimore looks. 

It's a wacky year.

 

If Pittsburgh loses today they drop from that 4 seed to "in the hunt" and Baltimore takes that's spot for now. 

[BillsFan130]

31 minutes ago, Governor said:

Yeah he’s still slight homer but his anger is starting to show because you really can’t defend these idiots at this point. 

Ya exactly. Hes really starting to turn on Beane, McDermott and Brady, and as he should.

[SCBills]

Kincaid is the Bosa of the Offense. 
 

When healthy, arguably our best playmaker. 
 

Never healthy. 
 

Because Allen is on that side of the ball, Kincaid rests.. or better said, sleeps. 
 

Bosa, because we have zero impact players and are in a dogfight for the postseason, has to play through injury even though we desperately need him healed up for the playoffs. 

[BillsFan130]

1 hour ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

 

 

The problem with Joe Marino has never been with Joe himself. The problem is that a core group of people treat his opinions (and that's all they are...his opinions) as the gospel truth. People really no longer have the ability or desire to think for themselves on a large scale these days. He spoon feeds them their opinions. How many replies on this very forum start out with the phrase "Well, Joe Marino says..." like that's some kind of end all to the argument. 

 

Marino makes a lot of valid statements and opinions. He also offers up clunkers. He states the exact same things we see and read here. 

I probably agree with Joe on 80-90% of his points. One of his takes for the life of me I could never agree with though , was his love for Tremaine Edmunds.

 

Could never understand his love fest for that guy 

[Don Otreply]

Let’s do this thing!

 

GO BILLS!!!

[Cash]

5 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

Got a feeling today is either the beginning or the end of the Keon Coleman era.

Me too! Now, I think the absolute last chance for him would be this offseason. But if he spends the rest of the year useless (which includes being a healthy scratch), an offseason turnaround would be close to miraculous. Right now, we’re in the much more pedestrian territory of “young player struggles with the professionalism the NFL requires.”

[boyst]

2 hours ago, Captain Hindsight said:

I’ll be attending today. First game in Pittsburgh

Bring some sage to burn. Exercise the demons. Get them an assault bike. Make them pay  

Edited 59 minutes ago by boyst

[Psautcsk]

10 minutes ago, jahnyc said:

You would have to think that Rogers and the plan for the Steelers' offense today will be to run the ball and throw short passes with Rogers getting the ball out fast to avoid getting hit with his broken wrist.  Rogers already takes very little time to make his throws, but I expect today that he will be even faster.  I hope the Bills are prepared for this.

And how do the Bills prepare for this? Who will man up and tackle Darnell Washington?

[boyst]

2 hours ago, aristocrat said:

I don’t understand how Rodgers is going to protect himself when he falls. He’s gonna break that wrist again. Although we probably won’t touch him 

I looked it up. Kaleb Johnson. He's gonna put up HOF numbers.  3rd string RB. 

 

Jack Sawyer gonna put up big numbers too

[Psautcsk]

5 minutes ago, SCBills said:

Kincaid is the Bosa of the Offense. 
 

When healthy, arguably our best playmaker. 
 

Never healthy. 
 

Because Allen is on that side of the ball, Kincaid rests.. or better said, sleeps. 
 

Bosa, because we have zero impact players and are in a dogfight for the postseason, has to play through injury even though we desperately need him healed up for the playoffs. 

I don't get why Morgan Fox is not active today. How effective can Bosa be? He did not even have his name listed on the stat sheet last game. Did Spector really need to be called up?

[Fan in Chicago]

3 minutes ago, boyst said:

 

Bring some sage to burn. Exercise the demons. Get them an assault bike. Make them pay 

Our demons are plenty strong. We dont want them exercising any more. Perhaps you would consider exorcising them?

[boyst]

12 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

Got a feeling today is either the beginning or the end of the Keon Coleman era.

I've been on the fence about this as well. Do I want to face this reality? Does Coleman? Is he mature enough to realize the importance of his game today?

 

What can he do? Athletically he is limited and we already know Josh can make chemistry with him but will it be natural?

 

Will Coleman put his mind to it? Is there a leader on the team who's not creampuff wordy words like Dawkins who can hold him accountable? Do we have a Hollins, Hughes, Diggs, or Lee Smith or Hyde? Maybe Poyer will get the chance to realize his leadership role as we hit the homestretch. Ty Johnson is the unsung leader of the offense (no kidding) if people did not know.

 

Will Johnson be able to speak to him and get him up?

[BuffaloBillyG]

5 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:

I probably agree with Joe on 80-90% of his points. One of his takes for the life of me I could never agree with though , was his love for Tremaine Edmunds.

 

Could never understand his love fest for that guy 

Of course you do. And that's nothing against you. That's what he does best. He states points that are very obvious and most people agree on. Then, because he's saying exactly what everyone else is he's lauded for it.

 

Seriously, most of the time I've listened to him I hear him saying things that were brought up right here by random posters a week or two before he says it. He's very good at making people feel that what they already thought is validated. And that's not a knock on him either. He found a niche and cashes in on it. Good for him. 

[boyst]

1 minute ago, Fan in Chicago said:

Our demons are plenty strong. We dont want them exercising any more. Perhaps you would consider exorcising them?

Assault bike tabata for them. It should kill them. 

[BillsFan130]

1 minute ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Of course you do. And that's nothing against you. That's what he does best. He states points that are very obvious and most people agree on. Then, because he's saying exactly what everyone else is he's lauded for it.

 

Seriously, most of the time I've listened to him I hear him saying things that were brought up right here by random posters a week or two before he says it. He's very good at making people feel that what they already thought is validated. And that's not a knock on him either. He found a niche and cashes in on it. Good for him. 

I wonder if he's on TBD, or at least lurks here.

I would assume so based on what you said, cause I agree with your points

[Psautcsk]

6 minutes ago, boyst said:

I've been on the fence about this as well. Do I want to face this reality? Does Coleman? Is he mature enough to realize the importance of his game today?

 

What can he do? Athletically he is limited and we already know Josh can make chemistry with him but will it be natural?

 

Will Coleman put his mind to it? Is there a leader on the team who's not creampuff wordy words like Dawkins who can hold him accountable? Do we have a Hollins, Hughes, Diggs, or Lee Smith or Hyde? Maybe Poyer will get the chance to realize his leadership role as we hit the homestretch. Ty Johnson is the unsung leader of the offense (no kidding) if people did not know.

 

Will Johnson be able to speak to him and get him up?

After the game is over against the Pats in a couple of weeks, maybe Diggs will take him aside for a little motivational speech. Maybe Hollins as well.

[WotAGuy]

7 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:

I wonder if he's on TBD, or at least lurks here.

I would assume so based on what you said, cause I agree with your points

I suspect a lot of media types lurk here to get a pulse of the “Joe Six Pack” crowd.
 

Little do they know we are “Joe 30-pack”.

 

 

Edited 50 minutes ago by WotAGuy