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They have 5 of their next 7 games against top 10 offenses. They are going to need to score more than Mills is doing at the moment.

Yep. Allen will be seeing a lot of time in the ice bath this week.

Tough game for Allen.

Will Anderson is what we all wanted Brian Burns to be.

Eh. They do have a sick defense. I don't think he is beloved there, that's for sure.

How are they not just doubling up Shakir at this point?

What in the actual fug is Josh Allen doing?

Houston....we have a problem.

Yeah, some of those FG's would be looking pretty good right now.

Josh doesn't have a lot to work with. Keon Coleman is the Bills Xavier Legette. Their other WR Shakira is alright. Better as a singer, obviously.

I mean....the Bills kind of can't either. It would be a lot closer if they didn't keep choosing to go for it on 4th down. It's hard to tell if either of these teams want to win.

Wow. Double Rozeboom.

We don't. That's absolutely the worst matchup in the division statistically. There is quite literally no advantage we have against them other than that they are banged up.

Anyone take a prop for less than 300 total yards passing between both teams?

See, Josh...that's what a throwaway looks like.

I think you care considerably more than our fanbase does. I think most of us will remember the sweep of Atlanta far more than the snoozefest of a game that Green Bay was.

They aren't.

We aren't apologizing for it.

It shouldn't be a surprise. They have been in the top 15 in PPG and Yardage every single year that Ryans has been the coach. They were #6 in yards(#1 this year which is what you are talking about) last season. Not to mention, they have really invested a lot of draft capital and free agent capital on that side of the ball. To great success, obviously.

Throw the records out the window. That whole division is trash. The Pats and Bills records do not fool me. Insanely easy SOS and suspect results. I predict whatever of those teams makes the playoffs they will be early exits.

I honestly think the AFC East is about 10% better than the NFC South. It's easily in the discussion for worst overall division.

These guys ain't giving these gravy jobs up.

Okay, so you at least should be aware that we do have some pretty wild success in our franchise history if you have been watching the NFL(outside the Packers) for 29 years. I suppose the rosy view of our future is certainly a unique perspective outside Reddit. I think amongst the more hardcore fans you are going to see a considerable amount of skepticism about that. We appear to be at the very beginning of establishing a potential core to build around. I am not sure that is what I would consider a bright future but it's a starting point. It's been one of the rare times in the past 8 years that we might be moving forward rather than backwards. I will give you that.

I can't speak to the sample size on the double ACL tears, I could look into it but I am unsure about the quality of data I am able to find. Anecdotally, I don't think that is common for sure. Well one giant red flag for Dobbins is that of the 3-5 serious injuries he has had in his NFL career, 100% of them have been the same leg. That's not good and it doesn't bode well for his longevity at all. As I have said several hundred times in this forum(in this case it will be in regards to Thomas Davis), outliers are memorable for a reason....because they are outliers. You don't base your decision making on outliers. That's.....stupid. I am also not high on Etienne but he does play special teams and Brooks does not. Currently, I couldn't blame anyone in the FO for choosing a 3rd string RB that can play special teams and has actually played more than 23 career snaps in the NFL in 2+ seasons. I am not advocating for cutting Brooks but I don't think it's a player I would consider for anything other than a 3rd string role(and likely competing for it, at that) if I am building a roster for 2026. It's not like they are going to get to see him at 100% in 2026.