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  1. Pssssst. NFC. I think you should interview Spags and Nagy this week. Like, everyone call them asap and book it.
  2. I wonder if he’d be open to convert to safety? That would honestly be the only way I envision bringing him back. I love Tre, I really do, but his best days are behind him
  3. Full disclosure: I am not looking past the next game. We have to dethrone the kings to get a shot in a Super Bowl, but that doesn’t mean we can’t discuss the other side of the coin: NFC teams remaining in the playoffs. Next week we determine who is going to the Super Bowl, and it’s a very interesting matchup between the Eagles and Commanders. I don’t think anyone expected Washington to still have a shot, but here they are. They just shocked the Lions, and you have the Eagles who many people expected to be here. They’re more similar than you think: Offense: Philadelphia Offense Ranking: 8th (27.2 ppg) - 7th best scoring, 29th in passing, 2nd in rushing Washington Offense Ranking: 7th (28.5 ppg) - 5th best scoring, 17th in passing 3rd best rushing I know Daniels and the Commanders have outplayed expectations, but I was shocked to see how good they’ve been. They have ran wayyyyy better than I noticed, and Daniels was the best QB this weekend. On the flip side, you have Barkley who ran like a man possessed this last season. He just ran for over 200 on the Rams, and 119 vs Green Bay (in a game where to slid to kill the clock rather than rack up another TD and maybe 50 more yards. If you can find a way to stop either Barkley or Daniels you have a shot, but that’s no small task Defense: Philadelphia Defense Ranking: 1st (17.6 ppg) - 11th best rush YPG, 1st in passing YPG Washington Offense Ranking: 18th (23.3 ppg) - 30th best rush YPG, 20th in passing YPG Philadelphia is stacked. They have a ton of playmakers and depth all over the field and pose (in my opinion) a much bigger challenge than the Commanders. They are a very physical team and will capitalize on any mistake. It felt like they blocked quite a few Stafford passes at the line yesterday, and Josh has sometimes struggled with that in previous years. Commanders are far easier to exploit in my view. They can be mauled up front, and if they focus on stopping the run it leaves Josh with the opportunity to take over with his arm. I think they’re better than their ranking, but not by much. I ultimately have more confidence in stopping Washington than Philly. Saquon is unrelenting and the real difference maker for Philly, and I am not sure we can stop the run against him for a full game. I think a rookie, when the lights are at their brightest, is more likely to make a mistake. Eagles have been there before, the Commanders are playing with house money at this point as nobody expected them to make it this far. I think now that Snyder is gone I am fine with Washington having success. It would be nice to possibly avenge a previous SB loss, so there’s that too. What are your thoughts on the NFC teams?
  4. - I wore my new Bills socks (2-0 in playoffs wearing them) - I stayed home; sat on the floor in the middle of my livingroom so my wife and daughters could watch on the couch. 6-0 when watching at home on the Living Room TV. - I pulled a Tom Grossi tactic and “peed for the D” (peeing before your defense takes the field). I went 3/5 with an INT and 2 fumbles. I will be doing this the next 2 games as well. - I played Mr Bridghtside
  5. Print it off and hang it in the locker room tomorrow. i love being underdogs. Let’s end this KC curse and take them out once and for all.
  6. Let’s hope the Bears pass, and let’s hope they end this interview during playoffs BS soon.
  7. He’s still watching KC confetti fall for a Divisional round win
  8. He’s had a great Playoff run this year and seems to have shaken the jitters a bit. I still hold my breath but that’s just habit.
  9. Credit to the team for playing disciplined. The only accepted penalty on us was the Dawkins “holding-that-was-not-holding” call. GO BILLS
  10. Josh Allen leading all the former players and fans to victory. My brother, my captain, MY KING. YOU WILL SUFFER ME.
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