ExWNYer

No push at all from the o-line on these 2nd half runs. smh

So Collinsworthless & Michaels are apparently okay with a piledriver on Allen.

FINALLY!!!

Refs deciding a crucial game. Motherf'er.

ARE YOU FUGGING KIDDING ME??!!

Enough with the dive plays into the gd line!

How many effing times are they going to let KC's #57 blatantly hold??!!!

This defense is playing its arse off...the O needs to score next drive.

OMG...horrible.

No, but I took that more as "This game is a stunner because it's Buffalo and not Kansas City."

So are the Ravens.

Collinsworthless: "This game is a stunner." 🙄

YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!

He must be watching old film of Dan Marino.

😒

Keep it going, boys...pedal to the metal. LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

I always suspected you might be a vampire rather than a 'Werewolf of London'...

No...no, they can't. Today is my birthday. I need this present from the Bills and I need it tonight.

Maybe some Cranberries would help...

Didn't think I was going to advance in my survivor pools but Cincy came thru in the end.

The bar had been set pretty low up until tonight. 😁

Will you be live-streaming this event? Asking for a friend... Apparently, he's a moron, too..."I miss Adam Gase" is only four words. BTW, to the OP's question, the only things I watch on ESPN now are live sports...NFL, MLB (mostly just the Mets), college football and basketball, and soon the NHL...don't care one iota about the NBA. I will on occasion check out what might be an interesting '30 for 30' or 'Edge NFL Matchup' with Greg Cosell & Matt Bowen, if I know they will be breaking down the Bills. Back in the day, I used to like 'The Sports Reporters' with Dick Schaap.

The cliched 'trap game' moniker was proven to be a false narrative years ago. The analytics and numbers don't support that drivel. It's just statistically not true and something emotionally fragile fans use to placate themselves in the unlikely event of an upset. Don't perpetuate the myth, educate yourself: "Using Pro-Football-Reference’s wonderful game finder, I observed every game where a team above .500 played a below .500 team over the past 10 seasons (2002-2011). Over 1359 games, the above .500 team won 79.5% of the time. We must compare the above .500 team’s win percentage in trap games to this base rate of 79.5% in order to see if good teams lose at a statistically significantly higher rate. Limiting the sample to our trap game definition (n=515), the above .500 team won 80.5% of the time, a full percentage point higher than in the full sample. Far from a losing more frequently, as we would expect by the trap game logic, good teams tend to do even better against worse teams the week before they play a good team. However, this difference is not statistically significant: a difference of means t-test yields a t-value of just 0.60. So we fail to reject the null hypothesis that good teams have a different win percentage in trap games than they do in any game against a sub-.500 team." https://harvardsportsanalysis.wordpress.com/2012/11/22/debunking-the-trap-game-and-letdown-game-myths/

Sorry for your loss and my sincere condolences. I lost my mom in 2008 at the all too young age of 66 and my dad in 2019 a month shy of his 77th birthday. There is not a day that goes by where I don't miss them. Losing your parents, or anyone you love for that matter, is the hardest thing in life. Peace.

Well, usually...