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Interesting. Thanks for the research TS. All points to good things ahead: Chargers, 49ers, Broncos, Pats, Fish, all winnable games if we don't drop a turd. And a win versus the Steelers would put us into the "best AFC team" discussion. Of course, the most important are the last two games: Pats and Fish = Win them, win the division (with another win or two to go with them)!

yuuup!

This! Tua has been average, their D and ST are carrying them.

That is a classy move. Based on the thread title, I was ready to read about some stupidity. Glad it is not.

Nothing competes with either of these, this is a Super Bowl and a game that most likely puts you in the Super Bowl ... way more drama in both than yesterday. I would put last year's play-off game above yesterday .... remember Watson's play after two guys had him for a sack? .... Again, a play-off game

That's not news. He is having a bad season. I hope the break gives him a reset.

Your title expresses my feeling about the game. It took a miracle play to beat us. This team can play with anyone. On to the Chargers. Agree with both points.

When those go for 30 yards, they are great decision. When they go for 10, and that is followed by a 3 and out and a 12 yard punt, then it becomes a poor decision.

yuuup

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not sure they just stood there, I was a heck of a catch between 6 hands

Ugh! That’s all I got. Ugh!

With Ford out and Morse back, what is our interior line today?

Good morning all. Thanks for filling in Hap. Good news, we all have some extra time to get chores done today. And for us older types, this later start is perfect, it still give me time to get my afternoon nap in. 😀 GO BILLS!

It's probably been said in the here, but who has time to data mine a thread . . . "Sometimes, its better to be lucky than good;" because, "you are what your record says you are."

Not even close, over 40% of the vote . . .

Indeed, he has brought nothing to this team. Cut him!

It really was the coaching that cost that game. The Giants couldn't, and didn't stop the offense. Our D never adjusted and the Giants just kept running it at us, and thus, the huge time consumption--especially in the 2nd half. Our offense just never got the ball.

The entire ethos of the team changes. I think they win another one. Remember, they were never really challenged in the AFC during that stretch---they were dominating then. The only year there was a serious threat was when Kelly was injured and the Oilers comeback game. After they won that one they had to go to Pittsburgh and Miami. Reich took care of the Steelers with ease (24-3) and the Miami game was not close with Kelly back (29-10). Yeah, I've alway been convinced it would have changed things.

Top storyline for the second half: I only want to watch Josh Allen. I've never seen a quarterback who presents such a wide range of possibilities on a play-to-play basis—he might put a pass rusher in a chokehold while flinging a 70-yard laser into a receiver's hands, or he might run around in circles until he's 30 yards behind the line of scrimmage and then try to lateral it to the mascot. That said, he's made incredible progress this year and I'm curious to see what the second half of the season brings, because whatever it is it won't be dull. Indeed, he is "must see TV." And for Bills fans, it is much more fun to watch when we're winning.

But Tua is great, according to them. What more credibility do you need?

Two games in a row like that would be good on so many levels and in so many ways.

That is nice.

Yeah, we're not the Patriots!

It's hard to listen to these days .... especially when an LA team is involved, apparently Keyshawn plays for all of them because when the Lakers win, it's "we," when the Dodgers win, it's "we," etc. etc. .... just hard to listen to.