HappyDays

Unfortunately not. There are other Bills forums where I have heard this is possible though. You should find them and give them a try.

With their QB missing a bunch of reads and throws. Their coaching staff is on another planet compared to the rest of the league.

Wow that was an awful INT by Tua. The safety is right in his field of vision and he threw a soft ball right into his hands.

Looked like he had the initial read open in the flat, not sure why he moved on from it. Ultimately these last couple games are a positive for Cleveland. Their draft pick gets higher and they go into next year knowing they need a QB.

Hopefully it's just rust. Never want to see a great player's career get ruined by injury.

He's the less fun version of Jameis Winston

Chubb doesn't look close to the player he was before injury. Slow and going down on first contact.

Their recipe is to do whatever they need to do every week to win. Some weeks Mahomes carries the team, other weeks like this week he doesn't have it so the team carries him. The coaching in all three phases blows the rest of the league out of the water. To beat them you need one player to rise up and make a play that goes beyond the scheme.

They've been terrible all year. He's missed Worthy streaking wide open half a dozen times.

Must be nice for Mahomes to be able to make bad reads and throws all over the place, knowing that his run game and his defense is going to erase every mistake.

Mahomes' accuracy has been awful today. I mean it won't matter, nobody gets punished less for mistakes than he does. But it's striking.

I'm amazed at KC's run defense. They are compressing every possible rushing lane.

Not really, he got one outstretched hand on it. Good read to get back into the screen window though.

Jeudy is such a talent. Denver screwed up waiting too long while his trade value dropped, they could have gotten a low 1st or high 2nd for him.

The Broncos could beat them if the Chiefs are resting starters which is likely.

16-1. It's been written in stone since they beat the Panthers. They don't need to really win any games, just put all the psychological pressure on their opponent and watch them lose.

The Chiefs break all the rules.

Depends on if we re-sign Cooper which I hope we do. I honestly would be fine taking the same exact WR group into the season next year with one addition drafted between rounds 2-4 to keep the pipeline strong. If we don't re-sign Cooper then yes we once again enter the offseason with WR as the #1 priority.

My guess is Beane will do his patented "convince an underperforming player to accept a paycut" with DQ. According to Spotrac only $2.25M of his $7.75M salary in 2025 is guaranteed. You get him to accept a new salary of $5M fully guaranteed or something like that. In that scenario we actually save more on the cap than if we cut him and DQ earns more money than he would on the open market. Win/win. I would bet Beane very specifically structured the contract with this possibility in mind.

Excited to see how Coleman fits into this offense which has gotten better and better as Cooper's usage has increased. The injury was frustrating because he had two great games against Tennessee and Seattle, then a bad game against Miami that he never had a chance to bounce back from. If everyone stays healthy the offense has four games to fully ramp up in time for the playoffs.

This is a good week to get that gameplan right because I think conceptually you have to defend the Lions in the same way you want to defend the Rams. I just listened to Joe Marino's breakdown of the Lions and they are apparently dead last in deep throw % at just over 6%. I'm sure part of that is because they are playing with a lead so often but still it is not something you really have to worry about with them even though Jameson Williams certainly has that ability. This is a game where we should be willing to bring a safety down, focus on shutting down the run, and flood the intermediate zones. If we get beat deep once or twice so be it, all that means is Allen is back on the field right away. We cannot have another week where the opposing QB looks comfortable all day and finds easy reads on every single dropback. Joe Marino made another good point that the Lions are so aggressive on 4th down that you can't play the "rally and tackle" style of defense on 3rd down, like we did against the Rams on 3rd and 17. I want to see McDermott/Babich step out of their comfort zone. Don't come into the game playing conservative waiting to see what the Lions do before panic adjusting to telegraphed blitzes. At least make it a challenge on them and live with the result.

I think the opposite. People would be harder on him because games like last week would look like some of those 2017 blowout losses we suffered under him. I doubt we would have even made it past the wildcard round by now with anything short of elite QB play. And so McDermott would have nothing to stand on other than being the coach that ended the drought which by NFL reckoning happened practically an eternity ago.

San Fran honored Allen's performance by putting up 1 point for every TD he scored

They gave it everything they had against a non-conference opponent but come out flat in a game that could decide the division? That doesn't ring true to me.

Right they aren't blitzing a lot or getting a ton of pressure. They just have the right gameplan to make it difficult for Stafford to find an open man.