May Day 10

Does/would this make Tampa a potential destination for Rodgers or watson?

It would have been a travesty to flag that.

Has Josh McDaniels' star crashed?

Maybe there will be some sort of Glasnost or START Treaty between the teams

Broncos also have the Titans and Colts on their schedule next season

I wouldnt discount Cincy, especially after that roller coaster emotional game. Higgins and Chase make me a bit nervous with Tre White not available. I would feel really good about the Bills beating Cincinnati at home overall, perhaps 80% confident in a win. Going into the playoffs, the Rams were actually the team that 'scared' me the most other than Kansas City. Their offense has the ability to light it up and they have a star-studded defense.

Pittsburgh got nice because they built Heinz Field approximately where Three Rivers Stadium stood?

I think its a positive thing no matter how you slice it. $13, $17, $15. $0.69... Its going to charity and its overall a great gesture. Best yet, we, as a fanbase started this trend

Im thinking itll be the Rams if its over the Rams. They will put he Bills/Chiefs game in their pocket for a SNF game later I also think its very realistic they play the Lions on Thanksgiving.

The disconnect was so bad they might move to Oklahoma City I heard

What if they just started like it was a new quarter without the break? *Just brainstorming, didnt think out unintended consequences.

This. While I love seeing him run people over, and it is highly effective... they really need to figure out a way to take that burden off of him.

I was worried after last season that the Bills could be an Atlanta/Carolina/Philadelphia. Get their nice run, everyone thinks they are the template for the NFL, then crash hard. This season put me at ease a bit. Mainly because of Josh Allen. His play is pretty consistent and sustainable. I also believe we have even-keeled management and coaching in place who are willing and capable of self-reflection and adapting.

This is correct. This isn't the way the Bills are run, and this culture is a big piece of this engine. Start being petty and you stop attracting up-and-comer coordinators and execs who want to advance their careers. I am sure behind closed doors there is a lot of attention being paid to the failures of the end of that game there. It is being done respectfully and clinically. They will use it to get stronger.

I complain, AND also solely blame the Bills for blowing the game at the end of Regulation. I would complain regardless. Same as the stupid NHL Offside challenge rule. If it goes for or against the Sabres, I loathe it and turn the game off if it happens. Personally, I like some variation of the NCAA rule.

I wonder if Brady retires, if Gronkowski would consider signing with the Bills.

Also, if the Chiefs score a touchdown, say and get the PAC. The Bills get the ball, drive down for a TD... They have the ability to go for 2 for the win. Its in their hands. I think its a fair chance. Then do the sudden-death maybe.

Honestly think some version of the NCAA overtime is the most equitable and the way to go. Let each offense line up from the 50 and see what they can do. Mandate 2PC for touchdowns

Seems like he is a clear better, faster, and more versatile replacement for Beasley, no?

Maybe make it the current rules, but the team receiving the 1st half kickoff gets the overtime possession. That way, the teams know going in and can plan accordingly. It could also add a slight advantage to receiving in the 1st half as opposed to the Belichick double-dip strategy at halftime.

Good luck and have fun watching. I have always kind of liked KC since the early 90s, they were always my Tecmo Super Bowl team, but right now its difficult because both teams are fighting at the top. At least the teams played in what is already considered one of the greatest playoff games of all time. Sick and tired of being on the losing end of stuff like this though. Hopefully the Bills get their time.

It is probably time to move on from Hughes. Probably Star as well, although he may be tough to replace. Beasley and Sanders should go too, McKenzie can fill in the Beasley role, we have Davis, and can find another WR for cheaper. They need a play wrecking player on the D-Line. Oliver and Phillips are both looking very good, and I can see those 2 taking another big step next season. Need someone on the end though. Wish they can get someone like Khalil Mack. I think Von Miller and Clowney are UFA. In the draft, they will probably need to really consider getting a CB in the first round. They also need to start thinking about passing the torch with the Safeties and grooming someone before Hyde/Poyer are gone. Are we still freaking out about the OL? They seemed to kind of find a groove later. I like the way Singletary looked the last 5 games or so. Hopefully he can maintain that progression. This version of Singletary, plus some sort of ultra speedy RB threat who can catch passes would be lethal. I wouldnt hate a Lee Smith style un-sexy blocking TE Is it time to start to be open to trading 1st and 2nd round picks for the short term gains? It seems that teams can do this and also maintain success (Rams). Typically those players are valuable with the rookie deals, but we arent getting great mileage out of those high picks as of late. *edit: They traded a 1st for Diggs, forgot about that

They really need to get the playoffs to run through buffalo next season.

I'm not sure I'm completely on board with the squib kick idea. That could easily turn into annihilating the coaches for kicking to a person who ran it back or the ball going out of bounds. They had the ball at the 25 with 13 seconds left. That should be easily dependable

Bojo was great last year. Haack very uneven but has had some moments I remember wanting to run bojo out of town before he became "great from my armchair opinion. Hoping Haack has a similar ascension. One thing I can't tolerate is bad punting. They have pretty much 1 thing to do that is very repetitious