They are going to run into teams like the Rams, Bucs, Saints, Steelers, Colts and will need to become diversified on offence and hope their defences are up to the task
- Pegullaville

Possibly but the point is they can and have scored against good defenses

Hey Buddy, sorry I didn't answer yor PM, But Thanks, I don't really look at them, stopped looking because of Beady!!!!
- Buff36

dear sir

so very soz

BTW, from what I remember Gerbe saying to me, or on this blog, or both was that his actual dad is Jack Eichel and he is very high up in the organization, like, married to Fucillo's daughter and he gave birth to Kim Pegula or something along those lines.

BTW, from what I remember Gerbe saying to me, or on this blog, or both was that his actual dad is Jack Eichel and he is very high up in the organization, like, married to Fucillo's daughter and he gave birth to Kim Pegula or something along those lines.
- 3rd GM's the charm

huge if huge

Hey Buddy, sorry I didn't answer yor PM, But Thanks, I don't really look at them, stopped looking because of Beady!!!!
- Buff36

Sure, but balancing the salary takes away their main motivation to trade him....
which is to save $$$

If that goes away,
I don’t think they’ve got a good reason to move him right now
- jdfitz77

Cap savings is one insensitive but futures are equally important. They need picks and prospects. Their future is bleak as (frank) currently

Cap savings is one insensitive but futures are equally important. They need picks and prospects. Their future is bleak as (frank) currently
- jcragcrumple

Yes it is, especially the next 2 drafts.

- homiedclown

It was a Adventure!!!

Cap savings is one insensitive but futures are equally important. They need picks and prospects. Their future is bleak as (frank)
currently
- jcragcrumple

perhaps an alan alda course in the wonders of quiche will help?

perhaps an alan alda course in the wonders of quiche will help?
- Michael Pachla

That's an oopsie

Cap savings is one insensitive but futures are equally important. They need picks and prospects. Their future is bleak as (frank) currently
- jcragcrumple

keller
schmaltz
dvorak
crouse
hayton
up front

larsson
chychrun
soderstrom
on back end



they still have pieces

It was a Adventure!!!
- Buff36

if it was under 50 messages

hold my beer

keller
schmaltz
dvorak
crouse
hayton
up front

larsson
chychrun
soderstrom
on back end



they still have pieces
- homiedclown

Draft is gonna hurt them the next 2yrs.

if it was under 50 messages

hold my beer
- homiedclown

Damn, yeah nothing like that.

Draft is gonna hurt them the next 2yrs.
- Buff36

not if it was some darcy like drafts

keller
schmaltz
dvorak
crouse
hayton
up front

larsson
chychrun
soderstrom
on back end



they still have pieces
- homiedclown

That forward group. Woof. That top-6 has to be one of the worst in the NHL

not if it was some darcy like drafts



- homiedclown

What didn't really matter if you had a 1st or 2nd rnd pick

twatwaffle

sabres 80:1 odds to win the cup


worth dropping $30 on them

The Bills are wearing their throwbacks this week.

The Bills are wearing their throwbacks this week.
- buffalofan19

I wish we would wear the blue jersey with them one in a while, but we still have the best throwbacks in the league imo.

ESPN team rankings:

5. Buffalo Bills (7-3)
Week 11 ranking: 7


What they're thankful for: A franchise quarterback

Although he improved drastically in his second year, the jury was still out on Josh Allen being the Bills' franchise quarterback. The thought was, by the middle of the 2020 season it would be clear whether he was worthy of the title. Ten games in, he has the Bills at 7-3, in position to win their first AFC East title since 1995, and ranks seventh in the NFL in passing yards. He is a legitimate MVP candidate at his best and a good starter at his worst. After nearly two decades of below-average play at the position, Buffalo fans can sit comfortably knowing Allen will captain this offense for years to come. -- Marcel Louis-Jacques

ESPN team rankings:

5. Buffalo Bills (7-3)
Week 11 ranking: 7


What they're thankful for: A franchise quarterback

Although he improved drastically in his second year, the jury was still out on Josh Allen being the Bills' franchise quarterback. The thought was, by the middle of the 2020 season it would be clear whether he was worthy of the title. Ten games in, he has the Bills at 7-3, in position to win their first AFC East title since 1995, and ranks seventh in the NFL in passing yards. He is a legitimate MVP candidate at his best and a good starter at his worst. After nearly two decades of below-average play at the position, Buffalo fans can sit comfortably knowing Allen will captain this offense for years to come. -- Marcel Louis-Jacques
- Michael Pachla

Nice Pach's, get some semblance of a running game and make Allen even more dangerous.

Nice Pach's, get some semblance of a running game and make Allen even more dangerous.
- Buff36

I still go back and forth on the running game. Obviously, the numbers aren't anywhere near good enough, but it's not like they stick with it either. Other than the games at the Jets and home vs. New England, they call one play, get a yard or two, maybe a loss, and then they abandon it because the passing game is that much better. The only way the running game is going to get better is to stick with it, but I'm not sure that's a good idea given how well the passing game is doing.

Nice Pach's, get some semblance of a running game and make Allen even more dangerous.
- Buff36

I like the words, "some semblance." Allen's got some broad shoulders to carry a heavy load and on many occasions he's proven up to the challenge. Running decisively in necessary situations will make him and the team better as they'll have even more options.

imo