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I mean if you want to go down the dramatic teen route to try to make a point....

LOL...I was just showing you what you're doing. The thing is, you're looking at this in a vacuum. What juggernaut NFC team did Payton have to battle every year? A team that has done what the Chiefs have done. Patrick Mahomes has played in now 7 AFC Championships and 5 Super Bowls in his 8 years as starting QB. No one has ever had this type of run before and this is the team that has knocked us out 4 times. If we played in the NFC or if the Chiefs were in the NFC, Bills would have had Super Bowl appearances. But it's not the case because KC is in our conference and a hill we haven't overcome. What NFC juggernaut in Payton's time kept him from more Super Bowls? McDermott's hill is much harder to climb than Payton's ever was. All the best QB's are in the AFC (Mahomes, Allen, Burrow, Jackson)....that's a gauntlet. That's what makes what Mahomes has done even more impressive. There was I believe 13-14 different starting QB's representing the NFC Super Bowl during Payton's run in New Orleans. It was a wide open NFC and he missed the playoffs 7 times in that stretch.

It was still a helmet to helmet hit even if it wasn't intentional. He went high and didn't look like he was going after the ball. Coleman is 5-6 inches taller than him so Poyer has to jump up to hit Coleman in the helmet.

So you're just cherry picking 3 things. McDermott never lost to a team with a losing record in the playoffs. McDermott hasn't lost 6 straight playoff games by one score. McDermott has missed the playoffs once in his career and it was Allen's rookie year. Payton missed the playoffs 6 times with Drew Brees and had a 3 consecutive non-playoff seasons at one point. All things that Payton is worse than McDermott.

Payton lost to the 7-9 Seahawks....first team ever to make the playoffs with a losing record in 2011. Payton was the first coach to lose in the 1st round of the NFL playoffs after winning 13 games in 2020. Saints were the first NFL team that lost 6 straight playoff games by 1 score. Payton lost to QB's like Case Keenum, Matt Hasselbeck, Collin Kapernick and Kirk Cousins in the playoffs. Payton missed the playoffs 6 or 7 times with Drew Brees and all of his offensive talent.....

Yeah...good point.

Nice. This might be the game! I go up once a year with my son.

Are home opener tickets much more expensive?

It was a pretty big helmet to helmet hit.

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C. Montgomery Burns and Wayland Smithers.

I can already hear Dolphins fans complaining they don’t get the Sun advantage.

If you and I had to do a love making scene, I want everyone on here to know that it will look incredibly real because we are both professionals…it probably won’t lead to anything after.

Pavlov's dogs.....every time you think of your middle school buddy you get a little chub.

I'm guessing we are the SNF opener. We were a 1:00 pm game last year with the prior years, prime time. Time to open prime time again.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/when-is-2026-super-bowl-a-look-at-next-years-nfl-championship-game-date-where-super-bowl-60-takes-place/ When is 2026 Super Bowl? Date: Sunday, Feb. 8 | Time: 6:30 p.m. ET Location: Levi's Stadium (Santa Clara) | TV: NBC

I believe its on NBC.

Can you imagine if these two things happened.... 1. There isn't a realignment and the Colts stay in the AFCE. Meaning we would have had Manning and Brady 4 times a year. 2. If Brees would have signed with the Dolphins. It would have been Brees, Manning and Brady 6 times a year. We would have had the #1 overall pick at least once in that span however.

Bills vs Oilers week 1.

My burner account sucks.

Does anyone like the new and looser McDermott?

Of course it's placebo but it works. I bet Josh Allen mentally photoshops Malaki Starks face on Michael B Jordan's when he watches Sinners.

Michael Jordan used to make up things in his head of what his competition said about him. It motivated the ***** out of him.

Yes and the same with Yannick Ngakoue.