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Would have gone for it if I was the Titans. Now it's on the offense to get us up by 11 with a long drive if possible. Take away the threat of Henry and the D can close it out. But the question is whether the O can come up big here when we need it most.

Need the D to force a turnover. They've had a rough game for a lot of reasons, but they need to keep fighting.

That was PI. Never looked for the ball.

Our advantage is in the air. Find a way to protect Allen and let him go to work. Too many times he's having to throw a beat early. Find a way to buy him that extra second and we will score.

If the O-Line can clean up their blocking, we'll win this game by a couple scores. If they don't, it will be closer than it should be.

Score is close, but hopefully it's just because of a couple of plays. There was holding on the Henry run that wasn't called, and we gave them a gift of a TD off of Brown's wiff of a block that resulted in the INT. Add in the fact that we had to settle for FGs instead of TDs on the first few drives and that's why it's close. We just have to clean up the blocking up front and we'll be fine. We're moving the ball, but we have to finish drives off with TDs. If we can come out early in the 2nd half and go up by a couple scores, I think we'll be fine.

Not sure if I am remembering this right, but I am pretty sure he wasn't 100% at his pro day and his council actually told him not to run because they knew he wouldn't run his best but he insisted and ran anyway. I think he later said that the best time he ever ran was 4.29, but was a mid 4.3 guy consistently. The only reason I remember this is because I was put on to him in the draft before it started because I was hoping the Bills would draft a speed guy late in the draft and he was said to be the one to watch and, sure enough, he was the pick. I am not sure he is a 4.2 guy, but my guess is that he is probably the fastest guy on the team. That all said, I am not sure he helps us this year at all. Hoping he takes what he's learning this year and applies himself over the summer to come back and compete for a spot next season. But who knows. Nobody has seen him a long time. We don't really know where he is at.

We didn't have 1 bad player on the field tonight. Even if guys got beat on a play or 2, they more than made up for it at some point in the game. This was a true "team" win. Everyone deserves a game ball. All that said, Groot needs to see more snaps going forward. The man is an absolute beast and is squarely in the Defensive Rookie of the Year conversation. In fact, the conversation should start with him at this point. He's exactly what this D-Line has been missing. But yeah......everyone did their part. This was a complete team effort. As complete a game in all 3 phases as you could ask for. Was it perfect? No. Still some things to clean up, but those things will be there in every game. The biggest thing is coming out with the "W", though.

I came into this game not having a real feel for what was going to happen and, in a way, thinking that while a win would be sweet, this is still all about the Playoffs and doing it there. I still feel this way, but man......aside from the refs and the commentary, this was an enjoyable night. Enjoy this. Focus on next Monday and get another W heading into the Bye.

He's had great drives in his career. This was his best. Defining moment. That is who Josh Allen is. Ballgame.

THE HURDLE IS BACK!!!!!!!!!!

WHERE THE HELL IS THE HOLD???????????

It's not even about the yardage. Many of them kept KC on the field instead of us taking over.

Kelce flops..... Flag.....

That is PI!!!! Every freaking ref call/no call is going KC's way

We just need 2 or 3 first downs on every remaining possession and it's a wrap. Not starting well, though.

GROOT!!!!!!!!

We lose this game, that is the play that turned it.

BULL****

Even when the Bills are on offense, they just can't help but show Mahomes throwing the ball.....

There should have been 1 second left there. Should have had a kick or shot there.

Groot is getting held on virtually every play....

Come on..... You can't have Klein on Kelce. You can't run that defense. Just awful coaching there.

This is an important game, but make no mistake about it, win or lose, beating them in the Playoffs if we match up with them there is way more important. If he can't be out there in a regular role because he's hurt, it just isn't worth it. Get him back to 100% and worry about the long term. It will definitely hurt if we lose this game, as it does with every loss, but this entire season is about 1 thing......winning the Super Bowl. There is no need to risk a long term injury to one of our best players this early in the season no matter how much you want to win this game. Heck, with our Bye coming up, I wouldn't rush him back in there next week either.

One thing that has been missing from our offense for a while are Allen scrambles. I'm not talking designed runs, but rather him just pulling the ball down and taking off. Obviously, I would rather him keep his eyes downfield and look to make big plays, but there are a few times in each game, especially on 3rd downs and in short yardage situations where there are lanes available for him to take off, potentially get a first down, but sometimes he tries forcing passes. Some he completes, some he doesn't. I am a big proponent of keeping the chains moving as much as possible because it gives us more opportunities to hit big plays. He used to do it a lot, and I don't need him to do it at that level he used to because he is better throwing the ball than he used to be, but one thing it did was keep defenses honest and force them to pay attention to it. I think if he got back to doing it 3 or 4 times a game, it really help our offense.