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Agreed. Their offense is as diverse as Buffalo's and even if Hollywood has not played much and Hopkins is older (so is Cooper/Hollins) they are incredibly effective weapons.

Bills 27 Chiefs 21 Stress throughout, years coming off lives but the SB awaits

I think if they need to get into a game that becomes an aerial battle they will. The offense is finally so diversified it can do what is needed based on the opponent. I had not been able to say that with Josh until this year.

Buffalo's gameplan was logical and their best avenue to win. On a night with cold snowy conditions it favors running the ball as putting the ball in the air means potential for mistakes in that weather. The Bills basically said will take the clock and chances that you will make mistakes and that is what happened while playing super safe themselves. The fact the Ravens didn't do more of that explains why they fell.

I emphasize in the frustration of having such a great QB and not being able to breakthrough. That frustration and know you have a certain timeframe to get rings with them hangs until it happens or it doesnt and every miss adds to the frustration. I do not emphasize with this being the end of the world and their cursed or other crap I have seen. I have seen the Ravens win 2 SB titles in my life. Lamar right now is playing to win a title and etch his name as an all time great. Josh & this group are playing not only for that but to finally end 60+ years of pain and heartbreak which hangs over the franchise and city/area in general to finally win it all. The circumstances are vastly different and outside of Viking fans no other fanbase knows the feeling of being this close so many times and being 0-4 and the weight that sits there because of it. CLE/DET fans have had their misery but truthfully losing in the big game the way BUF/MIN has and knowing you were so close mixed with the other misses is another level of pain. Realistically odds are Lamar will break through one of these times and get his shot. At least while Raven fans wait they can count the rings and watch the highlight film in frustration instead of sitting here hoping for one in my lifetime.

Bills 32 Ravens 24 Enough has been said but in the end Allen wins the game, Lamar is great, and analysis after is overblown and stupid on both sides.

not gonna hold my breath haha

lol i know my bad Earl the Pearl!

Was waiting to see how I felt until end of week and with the All Pro snub which probably means no MVP Denver is toast. Not going into my long prediction because Buffalo now will be coming out like the gates of hell opening and Denver will never be truly close. 21-10 at half as Buffalo runs out quick with points, 35-17 finale and Josh is going to put up 4 TDs Bills 35 Orange Horsey People 17 Allen 24-30 350 yds 3 TDs 9 yds rush 1 TD

Stafford when younger I could argue ahead of Burrow but even that Allen Mahomes Lamar are untouchable at top 3 for the foreseeable future. Anddd this is not even mentioning Herbert who is in the next tier under the top 3 but legitimately may be better then every NFC QB (and I am not a Herbert fan myself)

Bills went 3-1

Eh seems pretty reasonable to me. He didn't predict WSH DEN lol GB has a good potentially great QB with good coaching and system. They almost have beaten DET twice now and KC is the immovable object until otherwise. The NFC is a toss up even with DET 15-2 as their injuries are real and honestly any of the team outside of WSH I could see reasonably in the SB. The AFC I will be stunned if the AFC title isn't KC BAL or KC BUF soooo yea pretty on point if you ask me.

Legit this would be the most stressful worst playoff game in the history of time especially with the fact the weather is a non factor lol.

I won't make major judgements for another year or two. Players change good or bad all the time. He has been a C+/B- to me year 1 and where we go from here depends on the work he does and growth he is willing to try and make OR not.

He is closer to #2 WR (his stats prior to injury were pacing for 800 yard 50 rec 6 TDs #GabeDavis!) but I still see your point and agree. Even if they resign Cooper who is older anyway Coleman elevating to a role he can be a #1 when called on is big on what moves they do long term for WR or not.