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Originally Posted by mrbojanglezs
hello bills fan here.
You know what I think is giving the Bills the biggest advantage here?
The departure of Charlie Weiss and the short offseason with the lockout, the bills have continuity on their side in this game.
You guys have a new OC and your coach spent more time on conditioning then he did on working on preparation this offseason, could maybe play a role in being ready for lots of different looks and formations that Gailey will throw at you.
I think that will help the bills greatly, coupled with the fact that our D appears to be much improved will help the Bills stay competitive and possibly win this game.
I truly believe that the Chiefs offense will struggle to put anything together with the circumstances that your in.
If the Bills can do a much better job stopping the run, I like the bills chances.
Don't underestimate our "no name" receivers, Gailey does a great job of getting production out of green unproven guys, how many of you heard of steve johnson before last year? EXACTLY a 7th round pick. Gailey took a useless roscoe and turned him into a great slot receiver on pace for a great year before he got hurt...
I wouldn't expect any less than surprising performance out of young guys Donald Jones and Marcus Easly, both who showed great potential in camp and preseason games.
Don't sleep on the bills Chiefs fans, we will surprise you.
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I don't think anyone is sleeping on the Bills. We are well aware of our team's inadequacies, however the departure of Charlie Weiss is not one of them. This is, was and will always be Haley's offense. The playbook did not change. And even if your WR's are improved, I'm not overly worried about them. Our secondary is one of the best in the league. They'll get their catches and make a play here and there, but like I said, the Bills likely will have a VERY difficult time sustaining drives. I predict a lot of holding penalties.