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I would love to see his interview dinner, at some high end sushi joint. He would probably ask for a burger, and get some serious eyebrow raises.

Frazier isn’t getting hired by anyone. He is viewed as a retread. The current trend is to hire 30-year old guys with skinny jeans.

Given that the Bills refuse to build a dome or roof to their new stadium, they may as well throw my ashes into the gusting 30 MPH wind that will carry them out to sea.

let’s assume that the interception stood. It was actually the equivalent of a punt. KC with the ball on their own 40 and down 11 with like 8 minutes left in the game. They really were that confident that they would score at least a TD, 2-point conversion, and FG, and also prevent the Bills from scoring again?

I would love to see the Colts miss the playoffs. I just hate how we matchup with those guys.

Looked like the duck hooks I was hitting at the driving range today.

That lateral Call Was dreadful.

helium balloons— haha. So true. I know he didn’t want to get those batted down, but he needs to call up Trent edwards for some lessons in check down throws.

Can I just say that last night also showed how many great offensive playmaker receivers we have on this team? Gone are the days of Zay Dropping easy balls, or Duke Williams unable to hang onto contested catches. All our guys are balling and making ridiculously athletic and difficult receptions.

Thats how I read it. I think He expected someone to be coming to hit him. Kinda stinks— because he could have walked in.

Same. I was puzzled they would pick Sanders over JB. Now I know!

that painting looks like something in Napoleon Dynamite’s house.

then like the first play, we throw a pick off a dropped ball by Andre Roberts of all people. It was like that whole game was played in bizarro world.

This. I have always been a big Levi defender. But in this zone heavy defense, I think you can get a draft pick to fill in at CB2.

I have to say that getting hit with a plastic water bottle doesn’t warrant that severe of a response, especially since everyone there was already drenched!

so between last night’s stats and this one, Josh is on track to be either Cam, Culpepper, or Freeman. Some damning praise there.

i would be really tempted to bubble wrap him, so he could get this week and the bye to rest up.

great stuff— thanks!

I forgot About this, but Travis Kelce was fined for ripping on this same Carl Cheffers crew a few years ago: "Referee No. 51 shouldn't even be able to wear a zebra jersey ever again," Kelce said, per Teicher. "He shouldn't even be able to work at !@#$ Foot Locker." https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2688307-travis-kelce-fined-for-criticism-of-referee-carl-cheffers-details-and-reaction

Thanks! This is really good stuff. I was listening to the Cover One podcasts all week, and it was made clear by everyone that Josh would feast in the intermediate area. So it was sort of surprising that that wasn’t the case. I can only think of like 2 attempts to that area even.

it’s not so much the results— it is that what occurred last night was unlike any of our normal good offensive performances and unlike Any of the chiefs bad defensive performances. All week, the talk was the way to crush the chiefs on D is to have your RB’s run the ball and hit them With lots of intermediate throws over the middle. But that didn’t happen. So, I am curious what the chiefs were doing defensively out there.

agreed. Our next target:

You have to admit it was a strange game, given how the bills O as chiefs D usually play. outside of knox’s first catch, I am not sure we got anything into the intermediate area— which is where the chiefs have been really bad all year. I am curious as to what the chiefs did there in terms of coverage to Basically shore that up.

I don’t mean to be critical after a win, but the chiefs seem to really confuse the Bills’ offense over these last 3 meetings. We got them on some big plays last night, but the offense seemed out of rhythm all night. Coming into the game, we heard that their Run D was terrible And that they give up a lot of passing in the intermediate area. But the Bills didn’t run the ball great, and didn’t find success in the intermediate area. Diggs and Beasley were non-factors outside of the Diggs bomb. This isn’t meant to be critical of the O— but my question is what exactly were the chiefs doing on D? (Eg, what coverages, how are they confusing us and stopping our receivers)?