JujuFish

A winning season is a season where you win more than you lose. There's no spinning to be done here. Winning 39 and losing 43 is, by definition, a losing season.

The Sabres did have a winning season in 22-23, so Bills and Sabres combined for 3 straight winning seasons at that point. Of course, last season they only won 39 of 82 games, so there goes that streak.

This is the team's second worst start in the last 7 seasons. 2023-24: 4-5 (1 point worse than this season) 2022-23: 6-3 (3 points better) 2021-22: 5-3-1 (2 points better) 2020-21: 4-3-2 (1 point better) 2019-21: 7-1-1 (6 points better) 2018-19: 5-4 (1 point better)

The last QB to start 6-0 with more picks than TDs won the Super Bowl (2015 Manning). If it happens in the playoffs, I might actually cry.

In the second half, Josh was 15/22 for 258 yards and a TD. Of course, it's the Titans, but hopefully a sign of things to come. Keon finished with 4 catches for 125 yards and a toe away from a TD.

Adams is also a rental. He has an out on his contract after this year. A 3rd and $11 million for a rental Adams is not much worse than the Bills' deal, especially considering Adams already has chemistry with Rodgers and had a 1k season with Aidan O'Connell throwing him the ball, and is a better receiver than Cooper.

Hopefully he gets better about drops. Currently leads the league.

Wow. Good news.

Third straight game with a 50+ yarder allowed. I miss having all pro safeties.

Woohoo! Bring on the Yankees Ah, that woosh sound was the joke (on a broomstick?) going over my head!

I don't understand this reply. He was just commenting on my boo. No big deal.

Boo Tigers and their cheating manager.

The Jets fired Saleh.

Amen to that.

What does any of this have to do with clock management? You haven't contradicted what I said in the slightest.

This loss has nothing to do with clock management and everything to do with poor playcalling and inability to get a 1st down. The Texans had 3 timeouts. If the Bills just ran the ball 3 times to try to kill time, it would have actually ended up with more time on the clock, not less.

Calling him a jackass for misjudging the defender says more about you than it does about him.

We'll never know for sure, but I feel quite confident that if you asked Dalton and Josh about that play, they would agree Josh was the guilty one.

Cry me a river.

Is there a more disappointing acquisition of this last offseason than Samuel?

No, he didn't wait. He was going full stride. Let's see you adjust last second when going full speed.

I'm not seeing what you're seeing. He got separation going full stride. If the defender were fighting him the whole way, do you really think he wouldn't have fought for it?

He would have walked into the endzone if Josh had thrown it better.

Why would you not challenge that call? I don't understand.

12:05 into the game, the Texans have a rushing TD and Josh is 1/5 passing.