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That just means they havent watched the games. Yeah we made some mistakes, but some very correctable mistakes. Better now than in the post season. Both Jets and Vikings games were heading into blowout territory if we didnt make a few boneheaded moves.

Ah so they found a way to win one time so they are absolved of all your negativity, pessimism, defeatism and doubt. I highly doubt you take this route if the Bills win one. But we shall see. Either way the discussion was about the Chiefs "always finding a way to win". The last two years they have not. In fact they have consistently lost in monumental fashion.

Do they though? Found a way to lose to the Pats in the AFCCG. Found a way to win against the 49ers for a SB. (I'd say the 49ers moreso found a way to lose) Found a way to not score a TD against the Bucs in the SB. Found a way to lose a 3 score lead to the Bengals in the AFCCG. Found a way to throw the game losing pick to us in Week 6. It seems as though they find a way to lose more often than win and I have no doubt that if this was the bills record, you'd be questioning Allen, you'd be questioning McDermott, you'd be questioning everything.

Could be any one of those games to be honest. They randomly lost to the Matt Ryan led Colts. They also seem to play their division close. Rams and Texans are probably unlikely without Kupp being in and the Texans being the Texans though.

You can't miss the playoffs 40% of the time with Drew Brees and be beyond reproach.

He was hired in 2006 and missed the playoffs for 2 consecutive years in 2007 (7-9) and 2008 (8-8). Is there any doubt there would be these exact comments about wasting Drew Brees? They would have come for his head and missed the super bowl year in 2009 lmao.

40% no playoff appearance rate with Drew freaking Brees. No thanks.

So is winning 1 super bowl covering up Andy Reid's critical failures? Should the Chiefs be looking at replacing Andy Reid with Sean Payton? 😂

I am just going to copy and paste this here. The good news for you is that 2021 was an outlier. The bad news is that you won't stop touting that stupid statistic anyway. 1 score games 2018 - 3-3 2019 - 4-6 2020 - 6-1 2021 - 0-6 2022 - 2-3 Meanwhile 2 score games: 2018 - 3-7 2019 - 6-1 2020 - 9-3 2021 - 12-1 2022 - 4-0

It is like you don't watch other games. Remember this?

You are completely missing the point. The consistent playoff exposure for their teams resulted in super bowl. It wasn't some magic bullet the head coach had or else they would have won more of them. Outside of Belichick, winning a super bowl is building a roster, and getting to the playoffs and trying to make sure the ball lands our way throughout the playoffs to get there. None of these coaches (outside of Belichick) are going to take this roster and say "oh, just do this and this and suppppeeerrrrr booooowwllll!!!!". And I say Belichick because he would bring his conniving ways to fix it in his favor. As someone else said, Belichick and the Patriots really ruined your guys perception of what it takes to win a super bowl. Half of this board would jump at Sean Payton despite a pretty terrible no playoff record of 40% with Drew Brees at QB. 2006 - NFCCG Loss 2007 - Missed playoffs 2008 - Missed Playoffs 2009 - Won Super Bowl 2010 - Wild Card Loss 2011 - Divisional Loss 2012 - Missed Playoffs 2013 - Division Loss 2014 - Missed Playoffs 2015 - Missed Playoffs 2016 - Missed Playoffs 2017 - Divisional Loss 2018 - NFCCG Loss 2019 - Wild Card Loss 2020 - Divisional Loss

The same Sean Payton that went to the Super Bowl once in 14 years with Drew freaken Brees? I swear guys..... Thats why you don't get rid of a coach that consistently gets you in the playoffs year after year. If we start missing the playoffs consistently then McDermott is in the hotseat but until then every year we get into the playoffs is another shot at winning that streak of games and it all.

Defense is part of the game. If a defense isnt forcing mistakes by good offenses, but also losing at points throughout the game, then what are you even watching? Aside from win/loss column, I'd rewatch this game over the Steelers blowout 10 to 1. I mean its great you picked up on the KC game and the Vikings game as being labeled as respective games of the year and yes we lost both of them. But this narrative that it is always that way is silly. Like I said, to each their own. Wallow in the misery that the Bills aren't obliterating every opponent like Week 1 and Week 2. I will enjoy watching the Bills play competitive football week in and week out.

If you say so. I saw a lot of good football though but you are free to wallow in despair.

I get it sucks to lose but it was a good fun game to watch. I know we want to win it all but sometimes we just need to enjoy good football. Minus the fumbled snap, it was good football.

So can I get this take down for sure? Because this is interesting in terms of bad internet takes. You would prefer Tyreek Hill playing with Patrick Mahomes than Tua Tagovailoa? Did I get that right? So in all honesty, you consider Tua the bigger threat to the Bills postseason run than Mahomes? Come on man. No one wanted Hill in the division but away from Mahomes is absolutely better than anyone else. Also the Dolphins beat up on 3 bad teams and suddenly their offense is better than ours? I bet you made a thread or at least a post last year talking about how the bills werent good bc we beat bad teams last year 😂 Lions PPG 29.3 (32nd) Bears PPG 24.7 (25th) Browns PPG 26.4 (31st)

Likewise I am glad the Buffalo Bills have you here to keep fans aspirations in check. Where would we be if we didn't have you consistently crapping on the team!

You say this but then go on bring up an irrelevant scenario of bias if the situation were reversed? The video evidence proved the ball was not moving and he had control. No fumble should ever be overturned then because there is no way to know "for sure" the ball wasn't moving. There are countless scenarios of Refs overturning calls like this. Edit, here is a couple famous ones: Show me irrefutable evidence that Edelman did not touch the ball. Overturned: Show me irrefutable evidence that the ball moved out of Jesse James control? Overturned

No. Just no. The video evidence conclusively proved the ball was not moving and in fact affirmed that he had NOT lost possession. The idea that even though the video shows his hand around the ball and his elbow on the ground it doesn't "prove the ball wasn't moving" is absurd. It in and of itself is proof.

😂 I was just thinking this exact thing.

I don't know after hail Murray 6 straight wins of bigger and bigger point differentials was an exciting ride. Chargers +10 49ers +10 Steelers +11 Broncos +29 Patriots +29 Dolphins +30 Edit: Ha I just noticed we had our 3rd loss this time that year too and I remember how everyone was bitching about how bad the team was. "We didn't beat anyone of substance, just beating up our division, wahhhh" "we are barely winning any games. Rams, Dolphins, Raiders, Jets, Patriots, were all one score games! They could have gone either way, wahhhh!" "we were a bad dpi away from losing to the rams wahhhh" "the top two teams KC and Tennessee stomped us, wahhhh"

I know full well how it works, thanks. However the ball did not move before his knee hit the ground. One would think you'd need that to affirm that he lost possession. Not "we don't see the ball moving, so stick with the original call." No, the fact that they did not see the ball move is proof enough that the ball did not come out before his knee hit the ground. Remember they have the later frames too for when the ball DOES move.

Bills fans can be so soft. To equate 2 of those with 13 seconds, group them together into a montage of whining sarcasm is just soft. Last years loss was brutal. The Cardinals/Vikings losses were ***** happens.

It was a make up call for saying there was insufficient evidence to overturn the ruled fumble by singletary as we are looking at a photo of him holding the ball with his elbow down. What do you mean no way to tell? You could see his hand on the ball pressed against him and his elbow down. They literally pieced together 6 different angles showing this. What would be a sure way to tell?

I wonder if Eagles fans are making threads about their teams imminent collapse and the division at risk because they lost to an inferior division opponent. "Giants are only one game behind us now, we may have given up the division and 1st seed guys" Wait I forgot: "Don't forget the Cowboys are only 2 games behind and itching to come back into it!"