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Ha! What an #######.

From all the coverage I'm catching, our job is to fly to KC, measure Mahomes for his gold jacket, take our L like a sacrificial lamb, then cheer when Mahomes wins the SB.

There's no such thing as an "*" in the NFL. Push come to shove, the League basically encourages cheating and gamesmanship. Likewise, they will never strip a title or award for any reason. It's just the world they want to live in.

So what does Andy Ngo think of the armed mob that just attacked congress, shouting "Hang Mike Pence"? You know, the ones who tore the american flag down so they could replace it with a Trump 2024 flag? (Let's give WhatAboutism a shot an see how easy it is.)

When Schopp watches a Nick Wright segment, does he feel jealousy? Envy? The terrible sense that somebody took his schtick and is actually getting rich off it?

The Jets never should have let him out of the building, but I'm not exactly complaining about it.

His on air persona is meant entirely for attention. For all we know his man cave is a shrine to the Bills. But before he punches in, he trims his neckbeard, puts on his European Graduate Student costume, and makes his money trolling all day.

If Buffalo wins by any score other than 72-0, he'll make excuses for Lamar and harbaugh. If Buffalo loses in the division round, hell circle back to how the team is a fluke and JA is a fraud. If Buffalo wins it all, we're a fluke that will never repeat and we owe it to better teams that lost gimme games. Do you not see this dudes MO?

Agreed. We've got a "finesse" LB group, which is just fine in the modern NFL. You'd rather have your guys swatting passes than producing TFL these days. But the DL has to keep them clean and develop pressure from the interior.

I'm with all the people who are worried about RB. The Bills seem to value elusiveness, patience, pass-catching ability and vision. I did a little digging and it looks like both RBs are modern takes on Kevin Faulk. Same size, same skill set, but we don't have Dante Scarnecchia's OLines. We might need a big, fast, one-cut Correy Dillon type guy that hits the first piece of daylight he sees like a truck. Moss wants to be that guy and runs like it, but I don't think he's got the power and size to pull it off. The lines are gonna get some attention this offseason thanks to this playoff run.

I never thought in a million years we'd miss Star this much. Not that he's a world-beater, but we need size and power on the interior DL, not Ed Oliver wasting his athleticism playing out of position. As for the running game, Dante Scarnecchia's retired, but why not bring him in as a freelance consultant?

That's crazy. Time is the one thing you can never get back, so I'm glad our guys get those extra hours to prep, rest, and get treatment

It's unbelievable. You've got analytics guys to help take emotional, intuitive decision making out of the equation and give yourself the best chance to win. Players like to win as well, I hear.

Ballgame

Telling your HoF QB he can't get a yard on 4 and 1 in the playoffs was just that. Indefensible decision.

So...what's the history between Tenn and Baltimore? They wouldn't piss on each other if they were on fire. I've never seen Unsportsmanlike Conduct called on a whole team before.

The Box score will tell you that we stole that game from Indy and I don't care.

McD's coaching in the last two minutes were the best situational football I've ever seen this team produce.

Shaking my ***** head at the Texan's stupidity. Throwing away a franchise QB? Are you ***** serious?

See, I think McD has a streak of ruthless calculation in him folks overlook. He sent the sent the 2nd best team into the division plummeting into the offseason, questioning their QB and wondering why their defence can hold up against everyone except their division archrival. Did he mean too? Well there's no proof, but literally nothing associated with that game benefits Miami in the short or long term...

In the modern NFL, what used to be called "Running Up The Score" is just how you play the game. Why? Because a playoff-caliber offense can rattle off 21+ points in 10 minutes. Atlanta lost the big dance up 28-3 at the half. You CANNOT aford to just trust your defense to hold up against playoff quality opposition, their coaches know this too, and that's why they don't quit. Offenses are too good, and coaches don't have to shake hands and take their medicine with time on the clock if their QB has a bad half and goes down three scores.

Thanks for not posting spoilers guys. I'm not caught up with Season 2 yet, but I've heard very good things. Eisens right. He's the Mandolorian QB. This is the way.

Then I hope he hates all the QBs in this draft besides Trevor Lawrence. Or that he likes JA better.

Yeah, I think Houston is the real threat to poach Daboll. It's not an aggressive move to take your first HC gig against Mahomes/Reid. It's a foolhardy one, especially if you've got a wide open division and a franchise QB in place like everyone's said.

They're lunatics too.