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There are players that complain about playing at the altitude Denver's stadium is. Makes it harder to breathe if you're not acclimated. Some players can't even make the trip, if they have certain medical conditions. It is an advantage for Denver to play at home vs. a team that is not used to playing in that high altitude. Watching a ton of SEC and ACC football, home side vs. visitor's side is a big deal because of the heat and sun. It's been like this since I can remember, along with the Dolphins advantage, Bucs advantage, Jags advantage. It was over 100 degrees in Tempe AZ. when the Cards played a home game. They lost. Again, it just seems some are complaining about it because we lost. Where was this concern last year? There was no concern displayed on TBD last year.

I AGREED. At least twice. It's called home field advantage. Should we stop fans from cheering loudly when the opposing team can't hear on the field? EX. Seattle. Fine. We disagree. Go Bills!!

I started off by acknowledging it's a clear advantage. I also replied to a post to the affect of the heat. I live in the armpit of Fl. (Tallahassee) and it gets brutal out here. Worse for me is we get NO breeze. I mow my lawn and my daughter's too. Pretty big lawns and I can tell you, shade makes a difference. A big difference. A 20 degree difference. My point is, NO ONE complained about this last year. Because we won, handily. So now we complain?!

We outplayed Miami, but made too many mistakes to win. From dropping TD passes, to dropping a pick 6, to missing a very makeable field goal, to not getting a play off before halftime, to not getting that last play in. That's why we lost.

Offensive players get to drink when they are on the sidelines. Same for the defense. From what I've read, they get a 2 minute break at the end of the 1st and 3rd quarters. They also get roughly 12 minutes for halftime. Each team has 3 timeouts per half. They have plenty of time for water breaks.

It's a clear advantage, sure. Like having Miami come to Buffalo in December. Did you complain last year after we beat Miami, in Miami, on a September day that reached over 90 degrees on the field? If we were able to overcome that advantage last year, what's so different this year? Oh, we lost.

That's not cheating.

Since the beginning of the 2020 season, Josh has thrown 82 TDs. Unless Allen is catching these himself, WTF does this even mean?!? I don't like that Allen was 2nd on the team in rushing yds and rushing tds and I agree on the Cam thing. Ben played a long time. Vs the Rams, Allen threw for a TD and ran for one in the 4th Quarter and had another TD pass in the 3rd. Vs the Titans, Allen threw for 2 TDs in the 2nd half Looking at games from last year, Allen was pretty productive in the 2nd half of games. Not sure where he's getting this from.

The reason I posted earlier to suck it up and quit crying is we played in Miami on Sept. 19th last year. It got up to 90 degrees that day and we won 35-0. That 90 degrees was not field temperature, so I'm sure it was hotter on the field. I don't recall ANYONE here at TBD complaining about the heat and wanting to change start times. We also seem to relish Miami going to Buffalo in December. Why? You know. Sounds like crying and whining to me, along with a touch of hypocrisy. Again, suck it up and quit crying. Miami beat us. Mowing down here in Fl. I can tell you it's probably a 20 degree difference.

Disagree . I live in Tallahassee and the Noles have been pretty bad the past few years. Because of how bad they’ve been, they were given quite a few noon games, instead of the 3-330 prime spots. No shade for either side in a noon game. 330 games provided shade for the home team right around half time. Been to quite a few games on either side. You will definitely feel the heat, but that’s home field advantage. Miami sucks and has it’s share of noon games too.

Pickle juice.

This happens all the time down here for college games. It’s called home field advantage. Suck it up and quit crying, TBD.

Rooting for Jimmy G, for some reason.

Damn! Almost.

So now you have me wondering… would I prefer Brad, knowing we win a SB or Josh with all of his potential to win a SB? 🤔

Of course you would. So would I. The statement was just weird to me considering Goff took them to a SB and Josh…

1 pick away from a 3rd round pick. He’s also a rookie. Every time? You must be a hoot to watch a game with.

Pretty simple, it’s football.

But what!? The goal is to win. Goff has taken his team to a SB. As a Bills fan, I hope Josh can do the same. But…

What is this 13 seconds you speak of?

I would definitely give them more credit than anyone here, myself included. They don’t always make the right decision, but who does? Good luck finding a staff that’s perfect. Doesn’t exist.

Let’s go Bucs! I would rather Aaron go down than Brady. Maybe Aaron can find a job as a Nicolas Cage stunt double.

All of these injuries and we’re still stuck with Edmunds. I heard he sucks.

I have the browns defense in fantasy football!!

Edmunds has been playing well for a few years now. He's been doing exactly what the coaching staff wants from that position. Doubters be damned. If you watch the game waiting for him to make a mistake, you'll find it. Every player makes mistakes out there, even Josh. Just enjoy this defense as a whole, even if you don't see how valuable he is to what we do out there.