George

Don't forget to write....

Jimmy bag of donuts

The Bills are just a few players away just like the rest of the teams that made the playoffs....Brandon Beane & Sean McDermott have a bad habit of setting goals to low.

The team is 9-4 and we need to win one game. If you can't be happy with that then give up Buffalo Bills football, the anxiety will surely kill you

Send McD a note

You guys make me laugh. The only thing that matters is Buffalo's record AND next weeks game

Change your avatar back, you jinxed us

Barometric pressure from Cleveland where everybody blows

By Bucky Brooks NFL.com Analyst Published: Dec. 6, 2019 at 04:26 p.m. Updated: Dec. 6, 2019 at 05:42 p.m. The 2018 quarterback class will change the way the NFL scouting community evaluates the position. While a lot of the attention during the pre-draft process that year focused on whether Baker Mayfield (No. 1 overall pick), Sam Darnold (No. 3) or Josh Rosen (No. 10) was the most pro-ready signal-caller from the group, the success of Josh Allen (No. 7) and Lamar Jackson (No. 32) -- who will meet on Sunday -- has scouts reviewing their notes and altering grading scales. Instead of measuring potential QB1s against old-school prototypes, scouts are being forced to tweak the model for the position with the standard built around accuracy, judgment, athleticism and football character (intelligence, work ethic, leadership skills, and mental/physical toughness). Now, evaluators have frequently cited those traits as "must-haves" in the past, but the success of Jackson and Allen should prompt scouts to put an even greater emphasis on athleticism, judgment and football character over pinpoint ball placement. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001084590/article/lessons-from-josh-allen-lamar-jackson-mahomes-vs-patriots

I still plan to watch

Who is Gary?

I want Cleveland

Baltimore & New England are disposable garbage , easy games on Buffalo's schedule .. PUMP YOUR OWN BRAKES

32 million were betting on the Cowboys