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Okay time to go root for the Colts.

Granted, Tua isn't the one throwing INTs right and left. But he's not winning this game as much as KC is trying to give it away.

Gonna go out on a limb and predict that Tua has gotten much better coaching at Alabama than what Allen got in Wyoming. All rookies have lots of room to develop, but Allen was nowhere near a finished product when he entered the league. Tua is much closer to WYSIWYG.

Miami might not win another game this year without Giseiki.

Miami losing and Mahomes looking average is the best possible result from this game IMO.

Must be nice to have a clutch TE.

My mood has improved a lot during the past half hour or so.

Miami caught every conceivable break in that half, and they're down by 4.

There we go.

So about that MVP race . . .

LOLhomes.

If Allen was playing like this, this board would be melting down like Chernobyl.

If Allen took a 30 yard sack that flipped the field, I'm sure Twitter would provide some nuanced, thoughtful takes on the situation.

Finding a QB who can get you into playoff contention isn't that hard if all the other pieces are in place, especially with seven playoff spots available. This year's Colts team is a good example. They had a pretty good roster already, plugged in an aging veteran who figures to give them maybe two years of production, and here they are. Finding a QB who elevates your team into a legit super bowl contender is a lot harder. It took us two decades and change. Some teams luck and out get to draft a top prospect -- again, Indianapolis is a good example. But that's tough to do without bottoming out.

A win on Sunday would be nice, but our expectation at this point should be for one or two regular season wins like this every year. We should expect to win our share of games against the top echelon of the NFL. I still occasionally watch clips of that play from time to time. Probably the biggest play of my lifetime and it didn't even involve any Bills being on the field.

Same here. If we had beaten KC, we might have a realistic chance of catching them with just one or two breaks. But we didn't, and the fact is that it's highly unlikely that we pass them for the #1 seed. And of course, there's also the little matter of also being behind the Steelers even with a win on Sunday. That's all too much of a parlay for me. Just give me a Miami loss and the AFC East, please. Edit: We're not getting a first round bye, but we can definitely arrange for week 17 to be meaningless.

Pay that man his money. /TeddyKGB

I don't really care if Mahomes is league MVP as long as Josh is Super Bowl MVP.

It was only just a few years ago -- 2018 to be precise -- when Nathan Peterman was our starting QB in the first week of the season.

I feel like that's the case for most "next gen" stats. If you can't explain them and the results don't match up with what I'm seeing on the field, they're probably just unhelpful.

Now more than ever, this is a QB-driven league. Pittsburgh is going to have to find a replacement for Big Ben sooner rather than later. They have a good shot at a title this year and I don't mean to take anything away from them, but their window is closing and ours has just opened.

I was at that game! The first two weeks of the season, the Bills were thoroughly blown out and honestly didn't even look like they belonged on the same field with another NFL team. Then they head into Minnesota which was considered a super bowl contender at the time. Game is going to be a laugher, but I don't get the chance to see the Bills very often and I wanted to attend a game during Allen's rookie year, so I made the 3.5 hour drive to MSP to meet up with my son (student at U of M) and take in what figured to be a very bad game. Instead Allen was the best player on the field, and we got to see the hurdle in person. Seriously though, I was sold for real sometime last year. Not sure when, but by midseason I was convinced.

Love this guy. Imagine when Smoke is back for the playoffs (knock on wood). This is a ridiculously good receiving corps. Two years ago, Allen was throwing to Kelvin Benjamin, Zay Jones, and Robert Foster. How things have changed.

This team reminds me so much of the SB era team, in the sense that these players have real personalities that shine through. Obviously it's a little different in the sense that they all seem to get along and there's none of the surliness that we all probably remember vaguely from guys like Thomas, Reed, and Smith. But man, after years and years of having a roster filled with guys who just wanted to collect a paycheck, this is great. I couldn't ask for a better team to root for.

No, actually Vegas won big tonight.