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Something I've wanted since Allen and daboll got here was to see more no huddle the way new England ran it with Brady. Also, while we probably need to add a better running back than moss, I have no desire to run the ball more or have some kind of elite running game. For 17 years during the drought, we watched this team run way too much and have little success (from a win standpoint). It's a passing league and I do not want to see this current bills team go backwards. Our best running threat is Allen and it should stay that way

I'll give you the Cardinals game, but the rest was just utter failure at its worst

Agree. It kinda makes me think if the bills had made it to the superbowl in 2018. The bills (and bengals now) just don't seem like they have enough experience. I guess that's why it's so frustrating that it's not the bills playing today

It's that ######ed prevent defense they're always playing when they have a lead. Throw the Cardinals game in there too. They're trying to stop the big play, but they leave 80% of the field wide open and allow teams to drive right down the field in 13 seconds

It's so hard for me to believe the Bengals are THAT good that they're in the superbowl today, but good for them. It's better than seeing kc playing agisn for a 3rd year in a row. Think the rams win this one though. 31-21

Give Josh mvp

Didn't know where to put this, didn't wanna start its own thread. Can't wait for next season

While that chiefs game hurt worse than anything this season, it was a huge step forward for Allen. He won that game and he will use that to win us a superbowl one day.

Bet the bills quietly let him go. Didn't wanna make a debacle abiut his screw up against the cheifs

So the coaching staff is now complete right?

Who was he with last? Sorry I'm lazy

When teams say they had "walk through" practice, this is what I imagine

Can you imagine though if it was a real game with real stakes? Like each player of the winning teams gets 20 million? If it was actually played like real football, it coukd be the best, most watched game of the year

Can't imagine any coach wanting the saints job. Their cap situation is crazy.

Are the Thursday night games gonna only be on Amazon now?

It's still hard for me to believe the Bengals are in the superbowl. They just don't seem THAT good to me. I'm slightly rooting for the rams in this though. Feel like Stafford has earned a superbowl trip

Where's the "spot"?

Bs about daboll not being happy with McDermott Imo. I'm not saying McDermott and daboll saw eye to eye on everything, but the part in the lawsuit about daboll not being happy sounds speculative

Hey I heard Marrone might be available 🤮

Lots of over reaction to these interviews. I remember when we hired daboll and people thought it was a bad hire

I read they don't have to if they're gonna hire an internal candidate. No idea if that's true or not

My sb prediction is the rams win by 10, and the Bengals are an 8 or 9 win team next year. Imo the Bengals have no buisness being in the superbowl. They are good, and burrow had flashes of greatness this year, but did anyone watch their 3 playoff games this year and felt blown away by how good they were? I didn't. However, I also thought kc was gonna blow them out of the water yesterday, so what do I know

McDermott must skull F these coaches and players. Daboll referenced "best version of themselves" like 4 times amongst other McDermott talking points

Honestly this is everything I was thinking yesterday after they lost. Games like the bills/kc take a toll on teams, even the winning ones. The emotional aspect, the crazy media coverage that happened all last week after the game etc. I'll also add that, while I think the bills would've beat the Bengals, I wouldn't be terribly shocked if they looked super stale against them

No not really. I feel like the rams will win fairly easy, but I also thought that kc was gonna roll the Bengals so who knows