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Before playing the Bills, the Chiefs scored 42, 24, 35 and 33 points. That's 33.3 ppg. Their defense is what was losing them games, not the offense. We stopped their offense. In their last 4, they scored 41, 13, 20 and 3. That's 19.2 ppg. So now the Chiefs are tougher and would beat us 80%s of the time?

It's not weak to say upsets happen. Every single upset happens for a reason but you seem to think it's only an issue with the Bills. I gave reasons why the other upsets happen but you only want to acknowledge the Bills offensive line issues. You don't think there's reasons why all the other teams I mentioned lost? The Ravens, Titans and Bucs all played terribly when they were upset...just like the Bills and it's not any different. The Broncos were down 3 offensive starters and the Cowboys still couldn't stop their offense. How concerning should that be for Cowboy fans?

LOL...look at the Gesicki catch? That's your evidence?? If Hyde is constantly burned in coverage, why did we extend him? This is as bad as your theory that Emmanuel Sanders was going to retire after dropping two passes in training camp. Or saying Sean McDermott hasn't won anything after he won the AFCE title lol.

Remember when you created this thread lol?

I'm not saying losing him doesn't hurt. He's not the 2nd most important player on offense. He's just not. We have scored 35, 43, 16 and 9 with Ford starting. And in the Steelers and Jags game, our entire offensive line was bad and it wasn't just Ford. We got beat up by the Steelers and I count the Jags game as an anomaly.

How is our defense blamed in the loss of the Steelers? We gave up 17 points. We have held every single team except the Titans below their season average....many of them very below which includes the Chiefs.

Well I guess this proves that Spencer Brown is the second most important player on offense. A guy that has 4 starts is the second most important player. I don't know how we scored 43 against the WFT or 35 against the Dolphins without him.

The combined combined record of the 5 teams they beaten are 12-34. He's definitely strong enough. His problem is it seems everything moves too fast for them inside.

The Bucs offense couldn't move the ball against the WFT who has a worse defense than the Jags. The Titans defense couldn't stop Zach Wilson and he is playing like a bottom 2 QB in the NFL. The Cowboys defense couldn't stop the Broncos offense led by Teddy Bridgewater....at home. The Broncos had 3....3 offensive line starters out for the game! The Ravens couldn't protect Jackson in the passing game and couldn't open up holes in the running game against the Dolphins. Yes, upsets just happen and especially this year.

I don't have a cat. I was feeding a stray cat for about 2 months but then she stopped coming around. Either the coyotes got her or my Vietnamese neighbors did.

It's still the rules.

How the F can you hate my dog? She protects me from invaders when I sleep.

Exactly.

You're making the Jags loss more than what it is. We were upset, it happens. Every good team this year has a bad loss.

Come on.

You said Brown is the second most important player. If you lose your second most important player, the line will shift. I was exaggerating having them as favorites but if Spencer Brown is that important, the line should shift a few points.

I understand the chain reaction. We aren't playing the Bucs or Titans or Cowboys this weekend. We are playing a .500 team that hasn't beaten anyone. We should still beat the Colts.

Exactly. I just read that Spencer Brown is more important than Diggs, Knox, Beasley, Dawkins, Sanders, Morse, Williams etc....

No he's not lol. We are I believe 7.5 favorites against the Colts. If Brown is out, do you think that line shifts to favor the Colts?

I don't consider RT a critical position. QB, DE, LT, CB, CB, DT, WR are much more critical than RT.

I agree but a RT isn't a critical position IMO. We are still a better team than the Colts.

It does hurt but if you're a good team, you don't let this position cripple your offense. Some people are acting like we just lost Allen. One poster said losing Brown means we will get blown out....he's not that critical. We won games without Brown starting as well.

Okay. So does that mean that if you lose a starting RT, the season will collapse? You're making it sound like losing Brown is like losing Allen.

A good team doesn't collapse because one rookie RT doesn't start. If we aren't good enough to overcome a rookie RT loss, then this team is really in trouble.

He didn't take the wheel did he? And you ended up vertical on a light pole huh?