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Tom Landry doesn't count the first two years of his streak NFL teams only had to play 14 games. Soft! ........Please with the counting stats that include era's with less games, people. Like the BS about Saquon deserving to be MVP because he is probably going to break the single season rushing yardage record. He isn't even on pace for more yards per game than Jamal Lewis(this season vs Lewis 2,000 yard season.......or even ypg career) let alone the distant ypg stats of Dickerson or OJ in their record seasons. But in response to the question.........I appreciate what McDermott brings to the table and I think he CAN win a SB.......but maybe a lot more coaches than you think can go 11-6 with Josh Allen five straight times and get on that list. The stat, IMO, is more a testament to an elite QB staying healthy than anything. But yes, if you cherry pick the right stat you can put McDermott in a category with 4 HC's who combined to win 12(?) Super Bowls.

Wow you must really hate that dude to go so far out of your way to insult him so hard. When you take into account the degree of pettiness needed to dig up this thread that's a high quality hit job. Are you going to stop at Starbucks before you hop that e-bike to Central Park?

It's a matter of opinion I guess but IMO there are championship seasons and then there are dream seasons. Bill Cowher winning his only SB "ugly" over the Seahawks was a championship season but not a dream season. Great and meaningful to Pittsburgh and for Cowher's legacy but to the rest of the league, league history and the fans? Meh. The dream season scenario requires a ton of things to align to be extraordinary, IMO. 1990 was the closest to a Bills dream season scenario to this point. 51-3 AFC championship win at home with the country united by patriotism.....poised to face the 49ers who were 2 time defending champs going for the first 3-peat with the 1989 team being arguably the greatest NFL team ever. It was going to be maybe the greatest SB match ever and the Bills were SO talented and guys like Kelly, Bruce, Thurman and Andre were all playing like like blossoming HOF'ers. It looked like a potential dynastic changing of the guard. That Bills team could have not only won a SB but have been historically significant and memorable. A little matchup snafu a few hours later, courtesy of the Giants, greatly changed the vibe of that SB and the overconfident all-time SB favorite(to that point) Bills ultimately blew that compromised version of the true dream season scenario. I think the 2020 season was the next closest dream season scenario as so many amazing and truly unpredictable things happened and it aligned where they could have beaten all-time franchise nemesis Tom Brady in a SB. I guess to some a Bills/Lions SB would be a significant matchup, but mainly because they are two frustrated franchises. To me this is just a season where they can potentially grind out an overdue SB win. Let's hope that's the outcome, that's all that matters and all that is within their control.

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Well it was a LITERAL apology and White forgave him. If you really need that haterade you do you but it makes your sort look weak playing the victim over what was ultimately some no harm BS. “I just want to apologize to Tre’Davious White.”

That's the spirit! Don't be one of those douchebags who can't forgive the guy 7 years after he apologized and Tre White forgave him.

I think line one of my response answers why the league didn't take your lack of perspective into account.

And in my opinion it was a one-time dirty hit from a guy who had no history of that, was suspended and apologized and was forgiven by Tre White. His family have multiple businesses employing Bills fans here in WNY. They are much more a part of the WNY community than the average TSW ex-Pat or never-was who won't let it go because their inner child was hurt by all the losing to the Patriots. Comparing that hit to the serial dirty hitting of Al-Shaair really underscores how idiotic it is. That guy is out to injure someone every week. I mean, follow the league if you are going to be so opinionated folks.

I am glad the Bills fanbase is no longer in that whiny bichass sore loser mode like back then. The exaggerated outrage over that hit was akin to that mom who claimed her daughter was thrown down the stairs at the game the other night. There were jackasses that wanted Gronk to do prison time for a hit that wouldn't be in the top 10 of collisions in any given game. Just because it was "premeditated". As if what happens in the game is never premeditated.

That happens with some WR when they put up 900+ then 1100+ and then the QB situation goes to hell. I am sure he figured he was going to get a big pay day soon after and the Steelers and now Ravens have undermined that in his opinion. You can be mad about it in one hand and sh!t in another and see which one fills up quicker. Players come with baggage.

I suspect there is a ton of built up frustration with the Steelers and now Ravens on his part. He was trending toward being a perennial 1,000 yard receiver until the Steelers botched their QB situation. Then he gets dealt to a team with a struggling young QB in his walk year, is carving out a decent season under the circumstance and gets dealt to Baltimore and shelved for a month. The Steelers and Ravens have probably cost him quite a bit of money in this free agency. Not saying it justifies not being a good teammate but it's pretty easy to see why he'd be frustrated.

Yeah I sit in great seats in 134 which are some of the first one's cleaned out when it snows and I watched a few people slip going down the stairs so as I left I was being extra careful, there was nobody around me, and I still almost fell backward fortunately righted myself and was MF'ing the steps the rest of the way down. It was INCREDIBLY slippery. I don't know what happened but if this woman is attacking the Bills fan base over somebody slipping on the stairs and knocking her child over she is way out of line. It sounds way more like an accident than anything intentional. Alcohol induced perhaps? Well don't bring your kid to a giant alcohol sanctioned slippery stairs event with 98% people 18 and over maybe? I've never understood people who try to bring wee children to a game and not expect them to experience a little trauma around adults partying while enjoying their favorite blood sport.😂

There are still a lot of people who just can't understand the VALUE of being able to win matchups at edge/island positions. McConkey is a slot WR. That's it. His value is akin to that of a starting RB because LOTS of WR can get open and make plays with free releases and nickel CB matchups. Just like lot's of RB's can produce with good blocking in front of them. And an abundance of guards who can block good DT's in tight spaces(LOL at All Pro G Joe Thuney at LT the other night). Ultimately, it's just supply and demand.

I think Rich Eisen also hit 16mph peak in his fastest 40.........which was just under 6 seconds. Peak speed for a skill player doesn't begin to get real impressive until you get in the 18-19 mph range.

@Beck Water notice the 9:40 mark where Allen admits he thought the Chiefs were ultimately going to switch to man coverage on that 4th and 2. For some reason you got extremely bent out of shape about the idea that the Chiefs defense confused him on the play. A media-savvy QB is never going to outright say he got fooled/tricked/confused that's as close to admitting it as you'll get.

No it's definitely DT. They got guys playing meaningful snaps there that they picked up off the street weeks ago. Daquan Jones has been awful this year and Ed Oliver has had an unproductive season.

You definitely don't get WNY if you gotta' ask that question. He could murder a bartender and we'd do everything possible to deny or cover it up. His sex life drama may have ended one season prematurely......and that's why the story got out briefly........but sh!t that was 2 years ago. There is still a championship to be won at some point. You might have to wait for JA to find Jesus and get autobiographical like Jim Kelly(and his wife) did.

At least wait a few years until we can mathematically even up the all-time regular season record against them. I think I am in the minority but I've been relishing these home wildcard games against NE and Miami just because it sorta' helps make up for having losing records against them in the regular season.

You are probably just still fooled by the clever things you've seen from Daboll. The majority of his career as a play caller has been him trying to get by on clever and failing. Spectacularly at times. It's my belief that he just doesn't work hard enough at his craft because he doesn't think he has to. Way too overconfident in his ability. I think the best coaches are systematic, detail oriented and always trying to gain more knowledge of the league/game. That's not what I see with him.

The abject obstinance sorta' harkened back to the era of the regrettably no-account Wade Phillips and his headset and the atrocious mullet sporting special teams coach he jumped on his sword for. When you are THAT wrong just own it, adapt and live to fight another day.

Totally agree. Any Bills fan who has a New England pro sports rooting interest is a traitorous d-bag. They have learned to hide it on the board. With the sh!t that went down with the Braves and Bruins and cheating Patriots........I mean, you can't shack up with those fans just because you want to front run in hoops or baseball. That's disgusting.