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Never went to one but both my buddy and I were gonna max out our credit cards to go to see the Bills in Tampa back in 2020 if they made it. Me and him talked about it going into the AFC championship game against the Chiefs. We all know what happened and we didn't make it but I was all set to throw close to $5000 on my card to attend. It would have been a once in a lifetime experience

So, we get a head start on our next OC in case Brady leaves for a HC job after next season

Making the playoffs is an accomplishment. But it is not the "ultimate" accomplishment. This should not have to be explained. It's common sense. No fan on the planet is ok with a divisional round exit over a Super Bowl. You're making it sound like it's the goal of fans. It's not

No, fans don't want to peak at the divisional round. We want more. Stop being delusional

There is not a single fan that thinks a divisional round exit every year is a huge accomplishment. Lol.

I think Tre is on this team come training camp. I know most fans don't want that by how many are first to boot him out the door but when training camp starts, he will be here

29 games 17-12 record 8-1 the first 9 9-11 since then

You do realize pre Brady he was a failure as a Browns head coach, right? He went 36-44 in 5 seasons there with 1 playoff season and post Brady he hasn't had any success either. And Parcells was the HC of those 2 Giants Super Bowls. The Bills would have won if they weren't so stubborn about their game plan. Belichick himself said that they invited the Bills to run the whole game and the Bills chose not to. When they did, Thurman went for 135 yards on 15 carries. Imagine if he gets 25 or 30 carries. We get a Lombardi. The Bills stubbornness is not something to give Belichick credit for

Not really. Tom Brady during those first few Super Bowls was like Montana and Bill Walsh. Walsh was a good coach but he doesn't win Super bowls without Montana. If Belichick had any other QB, he would have been lucky to win one or even go to one in that time frame. Just how it is.

I think the problem with the Chargers of recent times was Brandon Staley. We will find out soon enough

That's not at all what that means or what I meant

No way. 13 seconds took me a long time to get over. I was over this loss to the Chiefs within a couple days. Maybe it's because I've learned to not get my hopes up. But I've been over it for a while

But but but.....RB in the first round

At least he actually cares more about winning a Super Bowl than going to a franchise that is sh*try just to make extra money as a head coach. I wish more coordinators actually did this

Exactly. If they make the kick it's a 3 score game in the 3rd quarter. I take that every time

How dare them. F**king bastards

Him and Al Michaels in the booth would be good actually

The best way for the Bills to win a championship. Put them in the AFC South and let them play all 3 division opponents and no other NFC conference but the NFC South for 5 years. I love it. I'm gonna write Goodell

The trade was equal the first few years. You make it sound like the trade was bad. It worked out the way it was supposed to for both teams

If Dan Campbell kicks 2 Field goals when he should have. They probably win that game. That's his fault

He was great the first 3 years here and was just as elite as he was in Minnesota. We should have made the Super Bowl in that time. Minnesota didn't screw us on any trade. We have got a very productive Diggs before this season

I saw something that says he has 27 total TDs and 4 INTs in the playoffs. That includes his runs and the TD catch against Houston

What? Diggs wasn't at his best the 3 years prior to this season?

Yeah, he did do it all year. But he had the opportunity at 24-10 to take a 27-10 lead and chose not to. He had another opportunity at 27-24 to tie it so that if the 49ers score, he can tie the game with one TD as opposed to now being down by 10. I'm sure the scenarios he did it all season were different. That was not the time to do that

Why does it matter? Those coaches did the exact same thing McDermott has and still found multiple jobs. What does how long ago it was matter?