MJS

How did they not know Hurts was going to run it there? It was so obvious.

One of the singers was not on key at all.

I guess I'm rooting for the Cowboys. The Eagles seem like real douches.

Yeah, that was really bad.

It's from the old days when people had more class. Doesn't really work today.

Wait, Tre White has a groin injury? I thought it was his knee or ankle or something. Did we know it was a groin injury?

Broncos

He is a special teams ace. That is what he was brought in to do. Yep. I bet Bass is inactive on Sunday and Prater is called up from the practice squad. Benford will be fine. But yeah, when you lose your 1st round rookie (Hairston) and your long time starting vet (White) to injury, what you have left is not going to be very amazing. We're down to our 4th outside corner. Ingram has some experience, at least. Hope he can keep it together.

And there were some who wanted to re-sign him. It was clear he was done, and this just confirms it. Happy retirement!

Allen extends the play ALL the time. The receivers know that they have to get into scramble drill rules ALL the time. Allen evades a rusher and extends the play very often. Yes, sometimes Allen rolls out as part of the design, but not all that often. Mahomes used to be more off script, but their offense has changed. He has turned into a quick release, timing QB more often than not. He doesn't go deep very often any more. Part of it has been adjusting to poor oline play and less talented receivers for them. Yeah, he still extends plays and goes off script quite a lot, but I still think Allen does that more.

Absolutely nothing. Because pessimists view reality through a pessimistic lense, not a realistic lense. And they do the same with the Bills. They are not realists.

I think he has made a conscious effort to open up more to the media. And since that is the only glimpse we ever get into McDermott as a person and a coach, it makes him seem different to us. But I think it didn't start this year, it started last year.

I think Allen is more off script than Mahomes.

Not when the top team keeps beating you, though.

Because you haven't seen them play yet and because the Bills have been a top 3 to 5 team for years now and any improvements are going to be marginal because they are already really good every year. I've noticed that every person who claims to be a realist is, in fact, a pessimist.

I think the players like the all blues.

I like all reds better than all blues, actually.

My least favorite Bills uniforms.

A top 5 roster in the NFL. A deeply uneducated and incorrect statement. It is clear you do not know anything about NFL rosters.

Bills: 27 Ravens: 30 Multiple turnovers by both offenses. The Bills stall out in the end and lose by a field goal.

Lamar Jackson has a much bigger body of work in the playoffs than just that game. He doesn't rise to the moment, in my opinion. He saves his worst ball for the postseason. He has a 3-5 record, with 1,753 passing yards, 10 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions, with an 84.6 passer rating (plus 6 lost fumbles). That's not good enough. Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes play their best ball in the postseason. And even if the Ravens would have scored, there was plenty of time for the Bills to go win it after that. A lot of people seem to forget that.

Darn. He looked so good in 80.

Agreed. I don't even think that is a big upset, honestly.

I addressed that. Receivers switch in and out according to personnel packages. Shakir is a slot receiver, so is especially prone to being taken off the field. But the top receivers play much higher percentages of snaps. Ja'marr Chase plays 80-90% of snaps. Derrick Henry plays 60% of snaps, or less. Barkley played 70%. But most "workhorse" style backs play in that 60-70% range while most top receivers play 75-90% of snaps. Running backs need the rest.

Your Bills fandom got the better of you, haha.