Talley56

I honestly think the 2020 team was the best non-SB team. I don't know that many would agree on this, but, I think, when you consider both whole seasons between 2020 and 2021, from beginning to end, I believe the 2020 team was overall better. Yes, the 2021 team was playing out of its mind in the playoffs and towards the end of the regular season but there were also some really bad stinkers earlier that year (9-6 loss to the three-win Jaguars, 41-15 home loss to the so-so Colts who choked away the playoffs). I know, the Bills played the Chiefs much closer in the 2021 playoffs than in 2020 but I think the Chiefs might have been better themselves in 2020 than they were in 2021 and I just think the Bills' overall season in 2020 was better.

It does beg the question, if we are unbeaten and clinch homefield with one (or perhaps two) games left, do we start Allen and all of the other starters to go for unbeaten knowing we could risk a serious injury to Allen that could cost us a shot at even winning the SB? Keeping in mind when Brady and all of NE's starters played in the last game to go unbeaten back in the day after clinching HF they had at least won multiple SBs by that point so they had already experienced multiple championships.

May be an unpopular take but I find it as exciting as the draft.

Honest, unbiased opinion, anyone think we would be doing any better at this point?

Josh Allen MVP, Jared and Eric Allen inducted into the HOF. Good day to be an Allen.

A game where the Chiefs were actually on the wrong end of the calls.

Simply put, just moving on with life and being thankful for where I am and what I have. The loss stinks, it really does, and it's frustrating to watch the Bills come up short yet again, but, there are people in this world who are going through way worse. If watching my team lose a heartbreaking game is the worst thing I'm going through right now I'm pretty lucky. The NCAA Tournament and Baseball are coming up soon as well so that helps.

Well, on to next year. Bills will be getting both SB teams at home. Also, home games against Baltimore, Tampa, a Cincinnati team that I think will be improved, and games at Pittsburgh and Houston. Certainly have their work cut out for them.

Another trip around the sun without a trophy.

This team lost at home to the Cowboys. The Cooper Rush Cowboys. And haven't lost since.

When they ran the prior play and took a knee to set the kick up on the left hashmark and lost about 4 yards doing so I thought to myself, those few yards could make a difference. And it almost did.

According to Pro-Football-Reference.com, this is a Scorigami. First ever 32-12 finish.

This just occurred to me and the first thing I did when I realized it was to come right to the board to see if anyone had posted about it.

The Bills proceeded to not win another playoff game for 25 years from after that loss 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Hawkeyes in the Pop-Tarts bowl