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Disagree about DL and punter. The DL played very well the first half until the Steelers figured out they could just hold them every play without getting called for it. Haack had a few very nice punts and didn't shank any like their punter did (or like Bojo used to). On the blocked punt one of the Steelers came right up the middle basically unblocked.

So is Goodell using bad officiating as coercion for the Bills to build a new stadium? Or are the officials really this incompetent?

Sanders got clotheslined before the ball got to him. No call. Pretty evident we still have to play against the other team and the refs.

Our DL has looked pretty good today. They are being held on literally every play. Like the Steelers are not even concerned about penalties.

Maybe, but we wouldn't get it. And they shouldn't have either.

I think we found one of the guys who's been drinking in the RV lot since Friday.

Great throw and catch. Really important TD to end the half.

Daboll really needs to F off with these designed QB runs.

Loving this run defense though.

May have overreacted. I do not react well to obnoxious retorts. Yes, Mahomes has had a better career so far. But we were talking about this year, and Allen was the better QB against better competition and with less help.

You literally just quoted my point, you dumb *****. If you think Mahomes was that much better than Allen, why didn't he get more MVP votes? You were so sure that a poll would back up your Mahomes ball-washing, so how about you attempt to create an original thought instead of making snide comments.

There are at least 20 QBs who could have won that game. The are also at least 20 QBs who wouldn't have almost single-handedly lost the NFCCG. Just a reminder for everybody: Brady has still never won a Super Bowl without a top 3 defense on the other side of the ball. Insanely talented? Yes. Insanely lucky? Also yes.

There is a poll like that. Allen beat Mahomes in the MVP voting. I doubt anyone who voted for MVP even considered strength of schedule, but Allen had the 5th toughest schedule while Rodgers had the easiest and Mahomes had the 12th easiest. Allen also accounted for the highest percentage of yards and points for his team than any QB in the league. If you swapped the Bills' and Chiefs' tight end and running game, Mahomes wouldn't have even been in the same tier as Allen this year.

They are 25-1 because nobody can stop Mahomes throwing to Kelce and Hill. Are you suggesting that not even attempting to stop them was the right decision? Like reverse psychology maybe? They did literally nothing to address the Chiefs' biggest weapons and, shockingly, it didn't work. I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest that they should have tried something rather than letting Kelce and Hill roll up an uncontested 300 yards.

They punted on their first drive and then scored every single drive after that.

Put your f'ing arm down, Sean. You lost this game for your team before you even got on the plane.

What exactly are we going to learn? That we should make an effort to cover the two best receivers on the field? Did we really not know that already?

They might be stoppable. Unfortunately we'll never know because we're not even trying.

If the game plan was to leave Hill and Kelce wide open on every play it has been executed perfectly.

We aren't running because we don't have a running game. We did have a running game when Williams was playing.

Rodgers played the easiest schedule of any QB in the league. Josh played the 3rd most difficult. I don't know if I'd claim Josh was a better QB, but it's something I don't hear anyone talking about when they automatically crown Rodgers the MVP.

Call that ***** facemask penalty you POS refs. It was right in front of him.

It's perplexing how there is an admitted effort by the NFL to reduce offensive holding penalties and yet we always get called for the same holds other teams are getting away with.

Well there is precedence.

Well the DB did wipe out his legs before the ball got there.