I'm Nick. Nick from New York. I became a Bills fan on January 27, 1991. Yes, that January 27, 1991, and I have loved our Buffalo Bills every moment of every day ever since. I'm a self-licensed football therapist and my mission is to help you love your Buffalo Bills as much as you can possibly love your Buffalo Bills.
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Like, seriously, how did I snag that handle in the year 2025? Go Bills and go me.
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The Bills' Defensive Line is currently tops in the league at generating pressure. (Boy, it's been a long time since we could say that.) But the Buffalo secondary is among the league's worst at defending the pass. (Boy, it's been a long time since we could say that.) Stafford has weapons in Nakua, Adams, Williams and his own arm, but he's also thrown six picks through four games. If the Bills can get pressure, they can force turnovers. On the other side of the ball, the Bills need to quit fumbling and run the heck out of James Cook.
BGDGGB Go Bills 🦬
Music by Cheerry Red
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27 Aug 2026
The Case for 17-0
The opener against Houston ain't gonna be a cake-walk. On the road against the Rams probably won't be easy. What does a matchup with Baltimore out of our bye look like? Should we prepare for Miami to give us a fight? Sure, yeah, I dunno, and maybe, but all told I don't see why we can't win every darn game on our schedule! Heck, the freakin' Dolphins did it!
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7 Aug 2026
James Cook: 2,000 Scrimmage Yards
76 times has an NFL player accumulated 2,000 yards from scrimmage in a season. Four of those times it was done by a Buffalo Bill, OJ Simpson in 1973 and 1975, and Thurman Thomas in 1990 and 1992. The ingredients are in place, with Joe Brady and Pete Carmichael leading a (projected) Sean Payton-style offensive attack (potentially) poised to feature running backs more heavily in the passing game than any Bills' offense since the K-Gun days.
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Podcast Authority Score: 38 / 100
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