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Good question. Bernard maybe? or Allen by default with the two TD’s and more importantly zero turnovers compared to his counterpart on the other side.

Yep. Tough catch but one that great TE's are expected to make. It hit him right in the hands. I hate to say it, to me it is starting to become clear that not only is he not that guy, I question if he becomes a liability and is it worth keeping him on the roster through his entire rookie contract at the expense of not getting fair looks at other TE options. Feel like there can be good free agent candidates at the TE position that the Bills could look at. That all said, still some hope he puts it all together still. But he has been a pretty big disappointment thus far.

On the road. No Shakir. Inside the 5 yard line. 30 seconds left. Arguably best defensive line in the league in terms of pass rush. Totally different circumstances from what the Bills would have been up against.

Felt like we played conservatively on offense. Had we pushed the ball down field more we would have most likely had more yards but maybe one or two more turnovers. Was better to play the conservative ball control game this game given we had a a lead for most of the game.

Somewhere between my fridge and my favorite chair.

Anyone else read the title as Al Bundy's analysis?

I think we actually covered Nacua. He just caught everything and Stafford was on time and accurate. Kelce has been uncovered on most his receptions today.

The owners better make sure the roughing the passer calls are addressed this offseason. They always seem to come on third downs and they are basically the equivalent of a turnover. They have been ridiculously this year.

I have always disagreed with this thinking. That 100% falls on McD. He should have personally given Bass and the entire special teams the direction or been with Farewell when he gave it to Bass. He doesn’t get a pass from me. I get delegating responsibility for routine games and plays. This was the biggest play in McDermott’s career to date. He should have given the code red personally. McDermott said it was a learning experience, in that case I would expect him to deliver the message in the future.

they are taught to do it but when you see obvious stretch of jersey it will be called every time. Really, they are taught to do it with the hands a little more inside and lower. Less chance for jersey stretch and getting caught. His hands were a bit too far outside and high.

not any slower than Mahomes who likes like he has to take a crap every time he runs.

Come on Texans. Double dip here to stay in the game.

I sure as hell hope McD doesn’t do a similarly stupid call tomorrow of trotting Bass out for a 50+ yard FG in a 6 - 3 defensive battle. Texans should have punted. Got to know the game you are in. And kickers have been so bad this year.

While you were sleeping?

Tomorrow's game to me is bigger than any potential AFCCG the following week. Naturally, one would think a game for the right to play in the Super Bowl has more meaning and purpose than a divisional round game. But this game just has so many narratives that need to be killed. First and foremost, McD has to get this team over the divisional round hump and going in the right direction again. That alone is huge and will restore a ton of faith in the fanbase. Secondly, the Allen vs. Lamar noise is through the roof. Both fan bases want it to be proven on the field who is the better QB. Which of course is silly considering they don't throw the ball to themselves with the other in coverage. But that is how the media sees it and like it or not it will be part of each players lasting legacy. Sunday's game is the biggest game and has the most on the line that I can realistically remember in my lifetime and I'm 40. I have faint memories of all four Super Bowl losses but as young kid you don't grasp the significance of those games. The AFCCG against the Chiefs would be the second biggest game but I'd put this game ahead of that one.