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Why are you so obsessed with INT's? Don't care if a QB throws 18 INTs if he also throws 50 TD's and 5000 yards. MVP is 75% team record. Bills getting the W is the single biggest thing going in Allen's favor. Down the stretch it could turn into a Allen vs. Hurts contest if the Eagles keep winning.

Tell the Panthers we will now offer half of whatever we offered 24hrs ago. Take it or leave it.

13 TGTS 10 REC 148 YDS 1TD It was only a matter of time perhaps. And others mentioned, the Chiefs defense, specifically the secondary has a lot of new pieces from the previous two seasons. Best part as well is that Davis still got his deep TD as well.

I got my work cut out for me to get back to even after this L. But couldn't be happier.

I feel like they can get a turnover still. And worst case they can hold to a FG again. Problem is we are setting are selves up for a 1 point lead and giving the chiefs the ball back with less than 30 seconds and only needing a FG. We know how that has turned out twice now.

Very happy I put a large bet on the Chiefs and the points. Let's me enjoy it a smidge.

That is why forcing a 62 yard attempt in 12 seconds is nothing to cry about. Dude misses from 51 on his next attempt.

What do you mean? I'm really not sure we could have done much different? I'd expect Allen and the Bills to get us to a 62 yard attempt as well in the same situation with timeouts. I do think the smart play is to squib it. Ideally you will take off 4 seconds, 5 if you are really lucky and still have the opponent inside the 33 yard line. And if the player downs it immediately you should have them inside the 25.

Sub McKenzie for Shakir and Bills might be up 7 right now. Or more.

Make no mistake. We played these 12 seconds much better than the 13 second debacle. 62 yard FG's are not supposed to be made more than 50% of the time.

12 seconds and they get a FG. LOL. You can't make this stuff up. Gonna need a 4 point lead on these guys in the playoffs. But at least we forced a 62 yard attempt unlike the debacle from last postseason.

He’s playing himself out of Baltimore.

whoops. Yes, Mahomes and Allen.

If his betting patterns are anything like mine he is a well to do Bills fan that can't stomach a loss and is willing to pay a high price for a win. I am not well to do but I have been known to pay for W's. This would certainly qualify as one of those games.

He doesn't seem to display vocal leadership qualities like you see in a Herbert or Allen. Based on my limited viewing of Chargers games. How important that is I don't know. He's kind of very much in the Eli Manning mold. But Eli has two rings despite a lack of regular season success.

He can move around without being reckless like Allen. Mahomes isn't trucking and leaping defenders but he's still an A+ scrambler. Herbert took a nasty hit in the pocket to his ribs this year. Had he chosen to perhaps escape the pocket instead he may have avoided that injury.

Herbert is a very confusing player. He doesn't use his legs enough. He's probably the best thrower of the football between he, Allen and Mahomes. But Allen and Mahomes separate themselves with what they do with their legs both scrambling behind the line of scrimmage and running for first downs. That said, he's viewed as having potential to be in the class of Allen and Mahomes (he'll never get there if he continues to refuse to use his legs) and for that reason I don't see the Chargers trading him for any deal involving only draft picks.

That begs the question what exactly is a GOAT team? I think we would have to define that first. 2007 Patriots obviously are one even without the title. Are the 85 Bears another? 1999 Rams? 1972 Dolphins? 2000 Ravens? I think there has to be a higher than normal level of regular season win dominance to qualify as a GOAT team. So that would eliminate teams like the 1999 Rams and 2000 Ravens. Really we are looking for 15-1 or now, 16-1 or better records as the first step of qualification.

We are starting to get a decent sample size now, 4 games since Diggs arrived in Buffalo in 2020. These are his numbers: 2020 Reg: 8 TGTS 6 REC 46 YDS 1 TD 2020 Post: 11 TGTS 6 REC 77 YDS 0 TD 2021 Reg: 5 TGTS 2 REC 59 TDS 0 TD 2021 Post: 6 TGTS 3 REC 7 YDS 0 TD 2PT Conversion REC Every game is under his per game average for receiving yards for that year, 95yds in 2020 and 72 yards in 2021. Despite the lack of production the Bills had plenty of offensive success in the two most recent games. It's probably only a matter of time before Diggs has a Diggs type game. 120 yards 9 receptions 1 TD. Thus far in 2022, through 5 games, Diggs has gone over 100 yards in 3 out of the 5 games. He's had at least 62 yards and 4 receptions in all five games. On a side note, Gabe Davis appears to have developed into one of the better deep threat receivers in the league. And the Chiefs defense just gave up 58yd and 48yd TD's to Devante Adams.

House. LOL. Love it. One interesting thing I've notice so far through just 5 games is that Allen and Mahomes have both been sacked 8 times this year. Mahomes for 62 yards loss, Allen for only 39 yards loss. Remember when Allen used to take 20 yard sacks every other game?

Good. Lol

Kyler Murray's vantage point.

I put a little action on a 10 team teaser and parlay with some of the above that I also liked. Starting with the Bears tonight. We'll see how it goes.

That's the pro-bowl. I think they did say the top 100 ballots go out Thanksgiving week too.

Hopefully we won’t find out but it would be interesting to see how the odds change if the Chiefs win this weekend. Regardless of how either quarterback plays. I’m hoping for another 400+ total yard game from Allen. Really want to see him smash that record this year. Put up like 6200 total yards. If the bills win this weekend Allen probably does run away with the MVP. If the bills lose it could get really interesting going in two weeks 16 and 17 Between several different quarterbacks.