Doc Brown

Unfortunately for McDermott, no matter what good he does in the regular season or Wild Card round the 13 seconds game will be the main thing he's remembered for if the Bills don't at least make it to the Super Bowl. Josh and this offense was about to win the game despite the porous defense and that's when the late game coaching malpractice by McDermott happened. It not only cost the Bills an AFC Championship home game but every time we hear how there hasn't been a current AFC QB except for Burrow who's been able to beat Mahomes head to head in the playoffs it reinforces that bad memory of 13 seconds. Every time our defense puts up a dud or McDermott screws up late game situational management that anger from that game comes rushing back. The anxiety of having a generational QB not being able to win a Super Bowl here is another reason people want to pivot away from McDermott immediately before Josh's prime years are over. The dread of going into another drought post Allen is definitely on my mind. I guess that's my long way of saying it's not easy being a Bills fan.

Pegula fell in love with McDermott long before he hired Beane. I think the only way he's fired in the next five years is if McDermott steals his patio furniture.

And traded up to get him. Just like Cody Ford.

He could be a Rooney Rule hustler. Pay me under the table and I'll give you an "interview."

He's a better salesman than McDermott. That's for sure. I heard all off-season how we were going to be ok at WR. I agree that most of the defensive ineptitude in the playoffs is on McDermott and his poor game plan/execution. I also put a lot of it on Beane for never hitting a home run with one defensive player in the draft on day one or two since he's been here.

They're home underdogs because they overachieved this year with a lesser roster. That's on Beane who always seems to get a free pass.

I just bet the over/under because emotional hedging doesn't work for me. This year I decided just to bet the over in every Bills game because the sharps and the public have underrated our offense a majority of the year. The over hit 11 times and missed 7 times so far this year. I have rooted a few times for garbage time TD's by our opponents.

I agree but I don't think Mario Williams is on the team given his age. Could be wrong though as the Texans team is the most boring team in the playoffs to follow.

Mid 30's but the wind was a huge factor. My one concern with temperatures in the single digits is having to tackle Derrick Henry in the cold. When your muscle temperature drops you're just not able to get the usual power needed to tackle someone built like a freight train.

That's pry a little high but if you could make a case for the Texans. They could benefit from the Chiefs coming out flat with all the rest they've had (24 days I believe of rest for most of their starters). The Texans defense is full of confidence after picking off Herbert four times and they have a decent pass rush. The Texans offense found a pulse midway through the second when Stroud made that improv play after the ball was snapped over his head. Stroud, Nico Collins, and Mixon would have to have the game of their life. They'd need to play clean football and force turnovers. Maybe they get some help from the refs and their Special Teams might need to make a big play. Will it happen? Probably not. Can it happen? I guess.

That percentage is ridiculous as a team that makes the Divisional Round should get the proper respect they deserve. I'd give them about a .025% chance.

Love the passion. I like the comparison between how Red Sox fans forgave Buckner after their first World Series and how more fans will forgive Norwood if we the Bills do win the Super Bowl. One small criticism is a Montana Chiefs jersey would've been more effective because we beat them in the last AFC Championship game win to get to our final Super Bowl. Not Denver. Having said that, both games that would require us to win to even make it (Ravens, @ Chiefs) are 50/50 games. So we have about a 25% chance of making the Super Bowl but I would've taken those odds to start this season.

Bills 3 Ravens 0

It's always funny to me with Ravens commentators. As long as we don't have to rely on Lamar throwing the ball too much we should be fine.

He had to attend a community college because of his low SAT score and scored an 11 on the Wonderlic. I'm not sure he's the best reference on the intricacies of different offensive systems.

My 24 year old daughter knows who he is from the Chappelle Show.

Win enough games in the regular season then to get that one seed. With all due respect this comes across as whining.

Good. It would be weird saying 1st and 30 feet.

Not me. Hosting an AFC Championship game would be special. Having said that, the Chiefs just went up 38-0 on the Texans so you might get your wish.

Beane should've seen this coming before the season. It was obvious that this WR core wasn't good enough. Not one WR on the roster who had even an above 900 yard season at the time. He got lucky Cooper was available for a trade at that price.

We win that game we have a lower draft slot making it more difficult to draft Josh Allen. I regret nothing. That includes passing on that KC QB in 2017.

You're better off spending time watching paint dry.

They defend their guy with the same passion we defend our guy. Both highly polarizing QB prospects that turned into elite dual threat QB's but always criticized by those who thought they'd fail. If we drafted Lamar and they drafted Allen it would be exactly the same thing.

Only for special occasions.