Wyldnwoody44 Posted October 20 Report Posted October 20 22 minutes ago, Scottysabres said: This was obviously a tuck and roll year for the Bills. They need help at multiple positions on both sides of the ball. Given Allen’s able to keep them in late round draft pick area and Beane doesn’t trade off players for serious draft picks, what are the odds Allen is forcing Beanes hand this season to trade for talent to help them? Not sure that's Allen's, M. O. Quote
Scottysabres Posted Tuesday at 07:29 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:29 AM 9 hours ago, Wyldnwoody44 said: Not sure that's Allen's, M. O. I meant by his ability to will the team to victories. Not verbally approached Beane. The question is more about Beane’s ability to recognize the talent in the moment. 1 Quote
That Aud Smell Posted Tuesday at 09:44 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 09:44 PM On 10/20/2025 at 2:29 PM, PASabreFan said: How would you handicap the chances? Is 50 50 too generous for the Sabres? Too low for the Bills? I'd think the Sabres have a 1 in 5 chance of making the playoffs while the Bills have roughly a 2 in 3 chance of making the playoffs. How does that get quantified? Is it just 2/15? A little over 13%? That sounds about right. Quote
Gatorman0519 Posted Wednesday at 03:48 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 03:48 PM A top tier QB in his prime with one of the worst WR corps in the league is criminal. Just watch some of the film breakdowns if you think I am exaggerating. We will look back at this in 10 years and it will look much worse than right now. 1 Quote
That Aud Smell Posted Wednesday at 04:41 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 04:41 PM 48 minutes ago, Gatorman0519 said: A top tier QB in his prime with one of the worst WR corps in the league is criminal. Just watch some of the film breakdowns if you think I am exaggerating. We will look back at this in 10 years and it will look much worse than right now. I want to see them get another WR1. That said, I think this take is somewhat overblown. Joe Brady bears significant responsibility for receivers not getting open. On a week to week basis, there are coordinators in the league who more regularly get guys open even when they don't have much to work with. In some weeks, Joe Brady is among those coordinators! He needs to have better strategies and better game scripts based on who the opponent is. The Atlanta defensive coaches ate his lunch. Quote
Porous Five Hole Posted Wednesday at 05:06 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 05:06 PM 18 minutes ago, That Aud Smell said: I want to see them get another WR1. That said, I think this take is somewhat overblown. Joe Brady bears significant responsibility for receivers not getting open. On a week to week basis, there are coordinators in the league who more regularly get guys open even when they don't have much to work with. In some weeks, Joe Brady is among those coordinators! He needs to have better strategies and better game scripts based on who the opponent is. The Atlanta defensive coaches ate his lunch. I don’t agree the WR failures are on the OC. What I’m seeing are defenses bracketing Shakir and playing man on both Keon & Palmer…the ideal offensive matchup. They can’t get open. Brady is not McVay/Shanahan elite, so maybe someone like that could get more out of the WR room? But bottom line for me is this is a talent issue. 2 1 Quote
That Aud Smell Posted Wednesday at 06:05 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 06:05 PM 58 minutes ago, Porous Five Hole said: I don’t agree the WR failures are on the OC. What I’m seeing are defenses bracketing Shakir and playing man on both Keon & Palmer…the ideal offensive matchup. They can’t get open. Brady is not McVay/Shanahan elite, so maybe someone like that could get more out of the WR room? But bottom line for me is this is a talent issue. 1 Quote
Demoted Posted Wednesday at 10:22 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 10:22 PM The only thing that matters is beating the Chiefs in the playoffs. Quote
Goldseatsaud Posted Wednesday at 10:40 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 10:40 PM Gonna have a plaque there finally at the rockpile Quote
shrader Posted yesterday at 10:50 PM Report Posted yesterday at 10:50 PM I hate doing the math on when they’re in town next time. This place is a blast. Quote
Taro T Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago 1 hour ago, shrader said: I hate doing the math on when they’re in town next time. This place is a blast. 8 years from now, give or take a couple of months. Was in the Charlotte Airport today & toyed with trying to change flights and get a ticket, but it was a LONG (but fun) week. Plus there were a couple of issues w/ the house when we got back. So, probably good that our plans didn't change. Go Bills. Quote
shrader Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago 18 minutes ago, Taro T said: 8 years from now, give or take a couple of months. Was in the Charlotte Airport today & toyed with trying to change flights and get a ticket, but it was a LONG (but fun) week. Plus there were a couple of issues w/ the house when we got back. So, probably good that our plans didn't change. Go Bills. There’s a million problems in my house right now… but I’m not there Quote
Demoted Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Let James Cook! 146 yards rushing so far... Quote
calti Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago ..then they forget about running the ball... Quote
Scottysabres Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Home cooked bacon wrapped jumbo shrimp for the game, is there a heaven? Why yes, yes there is, and it’s wrapped in bacon! 1 1 Quote
calti Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago 15 minutes ago, Scottysabres said: Home cooked bacon wrapped jumbo shrimp for the game, is there a heaven? Why yes, yes there is, and it’s wrapped in bacon! sounds amazing!!.....ps OJs rushing record today?? 1 Quote
shrader Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Really nice end zone seats and we score 5 damn touchdowns on the other side of the field. 3 Quote
Pimlach Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago (edited) Bills get off the scheid. They looked ok, a 40 - 9 win is welcomed. Running the ball was easy today with Cook, but after that we have nothing in the backfield. Passing game looks mediocre still. I just do not like the WR group other than Shakir. Allen's feet and his reads are not up to par still, but I still point to the WRs not getting open. I am not sure that Brady isn't get outmatched either. Defense was better with Hoecht in the lineup. Losing Oliver has become a theme for this team. The rookie CB made a play or two. The Panthers were supposed to be better than this. Next week is KC at home, this game was just a warm up. We will learn much more next week. Go Bills! Edited 1 hour ago by Pimlach 1 Quote
shrader Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 20 hours ago, Taro T said: 8 years from now, give or take a couple of months. Was in the Charlotte Airport today & toyed with trying to change flights and get a ticket, but it was a LONG (but fun) week. Plus there were a couple of issues w/ the house when we got back. So, probably good that our plans didn't change. Go Bills. The math I mentioned was how old I’ll be the next time they’re here. Quote
shrader Posted 51 minutes ago Report Posted 51 minutes ago How were the d-line reinforcements today? I can’t tell at all what they’re doing from the stands. Quote
Taro T Posted 28 minutes ago Report Posted 28 minutes ago 20 minutes ago, shrader said: How were the d-line reinforcements today? I can’t tell at all what they’re doing from the stands. Hoecht seemed disruptive though not sure he had much in the way of personal stats. Never noticed the other guy. But Eddie O, until he broke again, Bosa, and Epinesa all were getting the personal stats. Expect Hoecht was a big part of that. 1 Quote
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