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See my more recent reply. I'm pulling for kc

The closer this game gets, the more I'm rooting for kc. After Eli Apple trolled bills fans on Twitter this week, my hatred has started to run deep. Plus the whole "better send refunds" thing was just so stupid. Bengals were a huge part of the whole Hamlin thing, and they could've showed some humility after the game and continued the whole football is family thing, but they really didnt. So, go kc I say

I don't miss the old bbmb at all. They crashed after games constantly, mods were unbearable at times. I've enjoyed It here much more

How bout "10 yards off coverage" 😉

13 seconds by a light year. I still believe, and always will believe, had we beat kc last year, we would've won the superbowl. The bills had some fugly games last year, but they found their MOJO late last season. We were better than Cincinnati last year and believe we would've beaten them at home

Seems strange they'd fire him then

This leads me to believe all that off coverage defense may not have been Frazier. At least not completely. Makes sense too seeing what happened in the 13 seconds last season.

Kromer next? Think he did a pretty bad job this year

I said the night of the mnf game against Cincinnati that if the bills didn't win another game this season, I wouldn't be mad. In the moment that was absolutely true, and even now it's like 70% true. While I'm dissapointed the bills lost and the season is over, that whole thing was just a huge distraction, and I don't say that insensitively. It totally threw the bills off their routine. The national exposure was immense and all we heard about for 2 weeks. I believe that played a part in them losing this past week, but I also think the bills just had a terrible game plan

I've had this thought the last few days, and I say the bills absolutely would have been better had they played the first game against Cincinnati. Look at when the Bengals played the Ravens in week 18 and then the next week in the wild card round. Ravens could have won that game if it wasn't for that stupid fumble

We really don't have THAT many holes. We need a solid number 2 receiver and an upgraded o line. The defense will be back to full strength next year. I believe tre will be back to form and I assume elam will only improve. Hoping we can resign Edmunds at a reasonable price

I saw this on Twitter last night. You think he can't figure it what to do with running backs? This is more concerning to me

We dont even know if the defensive woes are on Frazier or McDermott. For all we know McDermott was running those terrible defensive formations we saw Sunday

McDermott frequently says that players have to "earn" their playing time. While I agree to an extent, I also think it's an old school mentality. If you have a young, fresh buck with talent that can help your team, you play them

Someone on wgr this morning made a good point. They basically said teams like kc and Cinci offense dictate how a defense plays against them and that the bills offense is dictated by how the defense is playing. Basically saying, the bills offense needs to be pro active, not re active

Yes, doomed, as in they're not gonna get to the superbowl with this offense against these teams doomed

I'm not on the fire McDermott train. I'm not even on the fire Dorsey train (yet), but this offense was set up to fail from the beggining. We won 14 games, so obviously this team is good, but once they got to the playoffs, this team was doomed. They draft Shakir, who had a great game early against the steelers. Then they basically keep throwing mckenzie out there while Josh is sailing passes 5 feet over his head on the sideline, rather than keep Shakir out there to get game experience and reps. On top of that, rather than get Hodgins on the active roster, a taller receiver who probly could've made those high passes, they let him walk and re sign brown and beasley way too late in the season. Davis Imo is still a good weapon, but after you take him and Diggs out of the game, the bills are left with nothing. And frustratingly, the bills never changed this the entire season. Hey, maybe you play the guy you drafted to be here the next 4 years (Shakir) and not mckenzie who's had little impact on the offense. I haven't even mentioned cook, who was basically benched after he fumbled his first carry. OK, well bass was terrible when he first came in and they stuck with him and now he's one of the best kickers in the nfl. Cook will be good, but maybe don't bench him and give him no carries for 3 games, or however long it was. All of the fans worries and woes with the offense this season was 100% warranted. The whole "doesn't matter how we win as long as we win" is not true Imo. Sadly, what we saw on Sunday against the Bengals was inevitable. Even if we snuck past the benagals, it's likely we lose to kc. It's frustrating because I feel like the coaching staff could've changed things earlier in the season. Like say after Green Bay. Maybe they should've taken a good hard look at why the offense had these long in game droughts. Lastly, I know there's mixed opinions on how Diggs acted Sunday, but I wish he had done it earlier. Like week 8 maybe to help fix the offensive woes. I give them credit for winning 14 games, but I hate to say I believe the bills over achieved this season. Sorry to make this so long, just had to get some stuff off my chest

If it makes anyone feel better, today is the one year anniversary of 13 seconds. In all seriousness though, today is not nearly as bad as a year ago today. That litterally took me a full week to get over. I'm bummed the bills season is over, but I'm not shocked at the result of yesterday. I think we all knew deep down, that game was coming

I think unfortunately we're all gonna see just how terrible our defense played yesterday when the Bengals and kc play this Sunday. I don't think the Bengals get past kc. I think it'll be a close game, but I don't see the Bengals just having their way on offense. I think the bills really blew an opportunity yesterday. Ravens held them to 17 points on offense, and were tied until that stupid fumble. Plain and simple, the bills just really blew it

Beane and McDermott are not the issue, though ultimately they're in charge. Frazier and Dorsey need good hard looks. Is it them, or is it some of the players on the field

Good o lines make a world of difference

Don't think it was the weather, but I do wonder had the Hamlin injury never happened and the mnf game got played, how today's game would've went. Would the bills have been better prepared having played them once already

I was thinking about the Tampa game last year where the bills were getting absolutely annihilated the first half. They came back to tie and go to overtime(down 27 points I think) . I never felt the bills were gonna come back after they went down 14-0 today. They were just so lack luster and no fire

Yes! Dallas fg, here we go

Elliot sucks