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Matthew McCaughey wins the Oscar for overacting every year

Does Kellen Moore still get the Saints job if Hurts chokes this away?

Panic throw by Hurts

Because 800k for a 30 second ad

Mahomes being 29 makes me feel old

Hurts pocket is all day

Watching the Chiefs in the Superbowl is starting to feel like seeing Its a Wonderful Life at Christmas time minus the Wonderful

That punt God is in the Superbowl for the Chiefs tells me that we do not live in a just universe

He got a 13 win season with Jim Miller at qb. Probably his finest moment.

Part of the answer lies in our switch to a run first offense

Great honour for a great QB

I expect them to approach .500

Just to be devils advocate, is there a pass rusher in the draft worth moving up for costing less draft capital than needed for Garrett or Crosby?

Signing big names is exciting and gives us something to talk about but has it ever worked? Only as a missing ingredient but not as a long-term strategy. A better question is how is it that the Rams find premier talent in Middle rounds from small schools. Maybe our scouting could use an overhaul. Remember the Buddy Nix days when all our draft picks were from southern schools? We got some good players but few had played cold weather football. I'll give the Bills credit in that they continue to look for ways to improve without blindly throwing money around. Our move to a run first offense resulted in more wins and fewer turnovers. I like the braintrust in our front office and think they will find ways of making the team better.

How the mavericks think this makes their team better is beyond me

There's pickelball, air guitar and slap fighting on TV

The Bills do 95% of the things necessary to win a title. It's the small things in the margins that allowed us to lose to KC. We went from pass first to run first this year under Brady. It brought a lot of success in wins and reduced turnovers. It happened in a year we dealt Diggs. It was good timing to switch to run first in the absence of an alpha WR or TE. While most of us obsessed about our defense being vulnerable I believe it was our offense that failed versus KC and to a lesser extent Baltimore. Success is intoxicating in that once you are successful doing something, you keep doing it because it works. Such is the case with our running game. I continue to be amazed by James Cook's ability to routinely squeeze through a hole for 6 + yards that doesn't appear to be there on TV. As the season wore on and the wins piled up, our receivers and TEs got further and further removed from the game. At some point our offensive personality changed. We became so intoxicated with winning in a low risk run first offense we thought we could ride it into the sunset. Five or six weeks is a long time for our receiving corps to be effectively reduced to decoy status. The longer you go without touches, the harder it is to re-establish rhythm and timing. WRs are divas for a reason. They know if they don't get touches they lose their mojo. In the second half versus the Ravens we decided to try and turtle out a win by keeping on the ground. It was terrifying to watch us allow the Ravens to fight their way back in and nearly steal the game away. But a playoff win against a very good time is a win even if it causes near cardiac arrest. Again we kept it on the ground to the point of mind numbing predictability versus KC. I was shocked that we would try and protect a one point lead with an all running offense against the best football minds and QB. Trying to beat a colossus like the Chiefs playing turtle ball is an invitation to disappointment. I would rather have seen us be daring with some more passing and lose than running it into the pile repeatedly knowing that everyone knew what was coming. We have a great QB who can make plays. You can't back into a Superbowl victory calling plays out of fear. You can't beat an Andy Reid by being predictable. Somewhere along the way we got complacent with the success of our running game and forgot how to win through the air. It's hard to go away from something that works 90% of the time. But knowing when you have to is the mark of great play calling.

McDermott is a world class coach who is capable of winning it all. That said, I think this roster has been coached up as far as coaching can take it. We don't have any impact players on defense.

We went turtle too early on offense. I felt our defense showed up and played well

That a bad telegraph

No more turtle

You don't punt in no man's land

We'll have your posts audited

Our run defense is really sharp tonight

Ground and pound