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The throw was incredible, Ty's catch and his attempt to stay in bounds was physics defying. Unreal!

It might be "flagrant" by definition, but it wasn't dirty. More Allen's fault than the defender, imho. Prayers up, Ray.

Shakir is so good.

A TD here is effectively ballgame. The Bills are dominating the game, but Denver has had numerous bounces go their way plus the Bills stalling inside the 10 twice. Alot of playoff games go this way, let's get it to the garage, boys.

Even though I'm admittedly a Bills fan, it does feel like the Bills are disproportionately on the end of no calls/bad calls. This is based on casual observation watching games (Bills and non-Bills) and also seeing social media reaction by non-Bills related analysts and commentators.

Most of us in this thread probably grew up in Western NY, that doesn't mean we know how to prevent a snowstorm.

Zone or no, how do the Steelers sit at that depth and just watch Justice Hill plant himself at the 1st down marker?

It's kind of their thing!

Pathetic.

2014

Even the Ravens' punter is Stout.

The Steelers aren't putting up any kind of fight on either side of the ball and it's only 14-0 at the half. What I'm trying to say is: Go Bills.

It sounds like a very realistic outcome, despite all the bluster from the talking heads.

Only Lamar Jackson can run off tackle uncovered as half the defense follows Derrick Henry.

This Ravens team hasn't won *****.

I think if the 2023 MVP was awarded to CMC (or anyone else really), I would not be so annoyed by the 2024 race. I still believe in the case for Josh (and think its still in possible), but 2023 created a mess for how its discussed in the media and ultimately awarded.

The Ravens have quickly risen up the power rankings of most hated franchises. They're so arrogant and they haven't won *****.

In my opinion, this is the crux of the consternation as a Bills fan: moreso that Lamar was awarded the 2023 MVP at all and not so much that Allen didn't get it, although a case could be made he was deserving as Aaron Schatz established.

Fwiw, Mark Craig is one of the AP's 50 voters:

Who said it?

It'll be funny if we go through all this weeping and gnashing of teeth only for February to come and Allen is awarded MVP.

This is so true. So many talking heads have emphasized the difference between this year's Allen vs. prior seasons is how he's cut down on turnovers which in the past prevented the Bills from being successful. Nevermind the fact the Bills are the 2nd most successful franchise in wins, points, yards, et al since 2020. It's all based on selective bias, an unwillingness to acknowledge their priors were incorrect.