Is Buffalo really that bad?
Yes. This is a team that thought they could win games with Nathan Peterman at QB. Manwhile, this is not theh only problematic team. Jon Gruden was disappointed at the lack of pass rush for the Raiders, and said he was going to investigate the causes of that problem. Seriously. And the Lions seem to be on the brink of open rebellion against Matt Patricia:
https://www.mlive.com/lions/index.ssf/2018/09/ask_kyle_detroit_lions_39.htmlThis makes the sometime friction between MM and AR pale in comparison. Then there are the Pats, who traded a conditional fifth rounder for Josh Gordon. And to make room for Gordon, they cut Corey Coleman, a first round (#15) pick for Cleveland in 2016. So, that makes sense- get rid of a draft bust to get a guy who is one bust from a permanent ban in the NFL. Maybe they think he's the next Randy Moss. We'll see, but I'm very skeptical.
On another note, who would have thought a few years ago that not only wouldn't the NFL be able to define a catch; but, now, they can't tell defenders how to correctly tackle a QB? What's next? Coin flips to decide whether a FG was good or not?