GunnerBill

Yikes. Settle Josh.

Let's gooooooo Buffffffaaaaaallllloooooooo!!

Bradshaw started drinking early today.

I have never seen them play in a Superbowl. I appeciate where we are. It was year 16 of my fandom to see them play a playoff game. But I will be gutted as hell if they lose tonight.

I am an advocate of "it's the climb, enjoy the process." But I will not enjoy this game unless the Bills win.

I could do without them delaying our game to present the Halas trophy. I have to be up for a meeting in 8 hours and our game is gonna take at least 3 and a bit. Who cares? Eagles won. Blah, blah, blah

Why can't we have a game to get to the Superbowl against the Commanders or the 49ers with their 5th choice Quarterback? Why does that only happen to the Eagles? Grrr.

Nerves have kicked in now. This is worse than the 2020 game where it was like "nice to be here, don't think we can win but let's go." This is we are legit one win from the Superbowl and this game is winnable. I know the Chiefs O isn't what it was at its peak but it is still possession counting. We need to get them off the field at least 3, possibly 4, times without scoring points. And on offense we need to play like every drive is a gotta have it.

They still need a lot of improvements on this roster.

I feel like both the Souths are always sketchy. Even when you had good Colts / Saints teams. Weird divisions That is my worry about potentially playing them. They are the best combined trenches team in the league.

How can you not hate the Eagles? The most despisable team in football. I cheered for the Patriots in two Superbowls and the Chiefs in one. Anyone but the Eagles.

Commanders are toast. I am not sold that they are a "back next year" type of team either. Daniels has talent and looks legit but they won some flukey games in 2024. Wouldn't be stunned if they miss the playoffs next year. Still some major weaknesses on that team.

But so is Elam (brenda)

I agree. I still think Allen just drags the ball a little short. Even if Kincaid flattens it out at the 40 yard line rather than drifting that is still a below the waist ball. Could definitely have been thrown better, but agree the route was not what it should have been.

I wasn't saying that. What I was saying was that tree isn't just influencial on offense. Some of those defenses, are still strong influences on how defense is played today. I am not suggesting that Rhodes, Seifert and Carroll were innovators on defense just that the influence of their schemes is still felt.

Brady was primarily a leading contender BECAUSE of Loomis. So I think no chance it is a power move there. I think had Coen not taken the Jags job it would have come down to Saleh or Brady. If Brady stayed in the Saints race I think it was he or Kellen Moore. That is the direction I see them going.

And it's coming tonight.

Von's gonna play 120% of the snaps tonight.

We have also seen more mistakes by Elam. The problem with Elam has never been making splash plays. It has been making routine plays. I think with Dalton (and I quite liked him coming out and think he had a good rookie year) it is a lack of special. He is a really fluid mover for a tight end, but defenses have worked him out a bit and he seems to lack some natural feel for where to be a target for his QB vs zone. And he just isn't explosive or physical enough to consistently win v man.

Yea. Watch him not. As long as you come back to own this wrong opinion when it doesn't happen I respect you for putting it out there.

Kincaid just hasn't played very well this year. I don't think it is coaching. I don't think is it scheme. It is him. When you watch the all22 you consistently see a guy struggling against man coverage and overrunning the passing windows in zone. He has, without question, been the 2nd most effective tight end on the Bills in 2025 and personally I'd be basically sitting him at this point and going almost full time with Knox.

It's just easier said than done. They sold out to play run vs us which meant playing a ton more zone than normal behind it. The Bills conversly played a lot of man and sent 5 more than normal vs KC.

There is only the Saints left and he just withdrew. So no, he can't.

He was. Although he was under Ray Rhodes first. There are a few guys who feature in both the Walsh tree and the Parcells tree as I said in the post: Payton, Daboll, Campbell being the three main ones.

Great for Kelvin. Helped I think by the fact the Dline coach who was "next in line" had already been poached by Vrabel to be DC in New England. The Lions staff being plucked. EDIT: Ben Johnson has nicked Antwaan Randle El as his receivers coach and JT Barret as his QB coach too. One presumes Mark Brunell will take the Detroit OC job.