D. L. Hot-Flamethrower

TREVOR LAWRENCE IS HUNGRY!

Catch the ball, no drops

Yellow teams don't win in the playoffs, 0-3 last week, guess who's yellow this week?

Will Bengals O-Line Issues Cost Them in Divisional Round? - YouTube Sounds good for Bills!

Dadgummit! I had the perfect defense, everyone was in position and that SOB still beat it!

Dean Marlowe, he gets a tipped pass interception and return over the middle at a key juncture.

Always thought his run games where the best and his passing attack was archaic.

Rank in Pts for TB 2022 25th 2021 2nd 2020 3rd 2019 3rd (pre Brady) Truly had to be a case of what have you done lately, it can't possibly be anything other than the OC, and fall on sword we sucked this year. Meanwhile, the players are old, slow, injured and Brady is fast fading.

I thought this thread was about the #1 sports MEDIA outlet ESPN picking the Bengals/Burrow. You took offense for the media and how the poor media as an easy target and Joe Schmoe doesn't know anything. Who cares

And......

The media is so simplistic with their picks it's a simple formula: 1. Create a narrative from your past biases and what happened last week, Joe Burrow is precise, Josh Allen is bumbling 2. Beat it like a dead horse until people start to believe them because they're the experts. 3. Claim victory if it works, ignore and move on if wrong. 4. Rinse and repeat.

Right! That's all it takes

Are you the Josh is incompetent brigade since that's what bumbling means?

How could the scouts be so arrogant and wrong? Oh yeah they do it regularly.

Can I write a letter of recommendation?

Bumbling means incompetent, you're looking to stir up. Put on ignore time! Yeah right Josh is incompetent , poster is another clown.

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https://www.nflgamesim.com/nfl-game-simulator.asp Just played Bills/Bengals matchup 10 times. Bills won 60% of time and by AMV 26.1-18.6 (7.5). Try for yourself.

Every time you listen to this group you become just a bit dumber each time.

If you really believe this I can't help you, but Jeez man!

I believe that what happened in the Miami game has about 1% chance of happening again in the near future. So stop worrying about it people.

The game is far more random than many choose to believe. Our brains try to assign it to something that explains what happened and thus understanding. Randomness especially in regard to fumbles lost, referee calls, weather etc. cause tons of noise and randomness. If the Bills gain the 2 reversed calls back because its another day/game and its a few inches one way or the other then that game is a blowout. I'm more inclined to believe the Dolphins were extremely fortunate in that game-it happens. The ball was bouncing to Seiler, Beasley miss etc. and it made the normal look much worse. Look you try to improve on things (don't hold the ball like a loaf of bread Josh), but at the end of the day some things are out of your control and he is who he is. He's not an old school QB like Burrow and Burrow can't be Josh.

LOL. a little harsh but.....Of course no one believes in throwing caution to the wind. But, I think both teams play a certain style and much of it depends on the QB and playmakers making off schedule plays. The mindset of both is there can and will be some turnovers and they let their guys be themselves. Correct and move on. People have been getting their panties in knots because we had some turnovers but still won last week and if we do that this week we won't win. No kidding, I still want my guy to play his game this week and I bet he doesn't make the same mistakes this week.

Overall the Chiefs are 3-2 in those games but turned it over 8x to Bills 3x. All but one of the games, when Chiefs went -4 and Bills won 38-20, were either neutral or +/- 1 so not a big difference. As a matter of fact three of games were dead even 0/0 or 1/1, not a huge difference.

Interesting thought that I've has as well. There has to be a cost/benefit element to it. Old school Parcells thought process of don't be so aggressive as to make mistakes may not be as relevant to a game where the rules are skewed as they are.