RochesterLifer

If he was being hit by a linebacker, he’d a sunk it.

Better than most.

I'll enthusiastically make that bet on Rousseau, currently a man-child who's huge frame can fit a lot more muscle and still has much to learn. I am also willing to make that bet with Basham, although cautiously. I am rooting for Epenesa, but not willing to bet.

You can't see the relationship between blanketing Diggs and Knox in the same game that Davis catches 5 TD passes? It didn't work for KC either.

"No excuses our coaching cost us this game and going to the Super Bowl" Punctuation is your friend.

My hat is off to KC fans. Celebrate your win, have some fun and help a good cause. As the Bills Mafia has shown, this is sports at its best. And, they got me laughing in the process. Thanks KC fans!

How many chances does McDermott have left? As many as he wants.

While I do agree with you, I believe all the attention paid to Diggs helped to open the door for Davis's career night.

Boogie was held, bad.

I agree. I cut squats from my workouts...um...37 years ago. Come to think of it, that's when I simply stopped working out.

If we call a QB draw with 14 seconds left in the game tomorrow, Josh will score on his own and win it. He is, after all, Josh @#%!ing Allen.

I am doubling down on bourbon…..in fact, tripling.

Mitch Morse, as he steers the offensive line while they protect Josh and shepherd Devin.

I'm no Kansas City region expert. However, a lasting memory I have of the 1994 AFC Championship game was the respect everyone at the game had for the KC fans. They filled an entire section (thousands came by bus from KC) of the stadium. It was all red and yellow with loud and energetic cheering fans and no negatives. With about 5 minutes left in the game, they all filed out. Both sets of fans, Bills and Chiefs applauded each other out of respect and appreciation. Class act fans.

Too soon.

I'm not crying, you're crying.

I don't think there is anything wrong asking this question. As a fan, it makes for a fun conversation. My answer is that Josh is a great leader for this team and the macho, mean-guy routine is overrated. Often, the macho act covers up other weaknesses. Josh's sincere, self-deprecating, super-supportive, "let's continuously improve together" is a forever sustainably form of leadership that will have great players always flocking to play and win with him. Good question!

I can't really argue this and do respect your thinking. But, when I saw it happen (ever so quickly) I started cheering and giggling like a little boy. Sorry, at age 61, I guess the juvenile imbecile in me is still alive - and I'm happy about that.

Good for you. Go piss and moan to bed.

The fans, singing the goodbye song, are really doing themselves proud.

If I remember correctly, we were up 41-3 at the half. We were just running around the stadium, hugging each other. It was football Woodstock.

Know, tremendous catch.

Oh, fer crissake. Give it a break.

I think we had a brief ***** sighting in the endzone.

I like ugly, tonight.