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Totally agree with that take. Bills stayed loyal to all their tendencies in that game, which hurt them mightily. That included playing Ty in the final series because of his blocking ability. In essence, Brady didn't pay attention to the game he was playing, but rather relied on games played during the season. He stopped doing what was working and stuck with doing what wasn't.

The Bills need a difference maker at WR... someone that will require more attention from defenses, to open things up offensively. Then I'd go either 1T DT or a big, speedy CB whichever is available. We're set on oline. I think we need to get more physical on defense.

The issue is these calls are game changing. Just about every media pundit used that phrase, particularly with the 4th and 1 spot. So had the Bills been granted the first down, the Bills may have been up two scores in the 4th quarter which is where you need to be with the Chiefs and the way the Bills won in Orchard Park. So I cannot negate the officiating not being a reason why the Bills lost. Having said that, I hope Brady learned from the experience. In essence he played true to all of the Bills tendencies this year...which the Chiefs had film on. Reid on the other hand planned some new wrinkles, which the Bills did not expect.

Mina Kimes said today on NFL Live when discussing how good KC is on both sides of the ball, "Someone needs to take one for the team and hire Steve Spagnuolo as head coach.". They all laughed, but she said she was serious. I agree!

Glad your son is doing okay!

I think the injury caused by Poyer on Coleman really set him back. He was playing really well before he got sidelined. I just think his growth and involvement in the offense was stifled.

I'd rather eat glass. I'll be rooting for Saquon in the SB.

The Bills didn't make the plays when they needed to, and the refs didn't help. Despite that, the Bills only lost by 3 with half of their starting secondary missing. The Chiefs beat everyone, not just the Bills, and the Bills are the only team that ever seems to stand a chance of beating them. So I take some solace in that.

I will be rooting for the Eagles...specifically Saquon Barkley...and that he wins the MVP of the SB.

I think McD is good...but he's too loyal to certain players, certain coaches and certain schemes. I'd like to see them go a different way defensively. Bills need size on the D. Josh said it yesterday. KC had big guys that stopped the Bills on a play that hadn't been stopped. Bills are too small and injury prone as a result. Get a different D coordinator and scheme. Offensively, Brady gets inconsistent at the wrong times. The Bills running game was the reason they got as far as they did this year, yet where was it in the first half and where was Cook on that last series? Stop trying to overthink it. Finally, Special teams needs a new coach. Too many mistakes this year.

Since 2021, Eagles are 6-0 in games officiated by Shawn Hoculi.

In the commercial where the grounds crew guy misspelled Chiefs as Chefs. Now we know who the Chefs are. Chief favoring Refs...the Chefs.

Yes. The Bills had two time outs left. I was mistaken in another post that I thought we had 3. They used the one in discussing the FG when we were at the 2 yd line. I was just happy McD didn't use any when the Bills were on defense.

Detroit loses its OC. Of course Johnson had a lot of options, but now he's in the NFC North.

He also said he wasn't told of any injury. Also Benford took a hit on the onsides kick play.

Good for them! Not sure if he'll be a good HC but it weakens a divisional opponent.

And McD did not use a defensive time out in the 4th quarter, Correct? That's a first! The Bills would have had 1:33 and 3 time outs.

All they did is criticize Josh Allen on his turnovers for so many years. They said he cost the Bills games etc. Lamar gets a pass from many of these same pundits. On Get Up today the only two that would not let Lamar off the hook was Booger McFarland and Damien Woody. Orlovsky did state that Lamar's fumble was a 10 point swing. He then mentioned the fact that Josh, when stopped at the goal line on 3rd down, did not try to pitch the ball back to keep the play going. Something he might have done in earlier years. Booger especially spoke about how some players come up big in big games. Lamar and Andrews did not.

Besides the weather, they played a Detroit D that was missing a ton of players. Goff couldn't have played a worse game.

If Stafford makes it to another SB, it will rub salt in the fresh wounds of the Detroit fans.

Stroud is no Daniels.

As I recall, Seattle got hosed by the refs that SB.

That's why I hate trick plays. You've got a good offense. You're moving the football. Stick with your bread and butter plays.

He sees them beating themselves, which his teams never did.

I was screaming at the TV for Williams to stop celebrating until he was in the end zone!