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Agree. The Broncos defense isn't bad obviously, but if they were that freaking special they wouldn't have let the Jets burn 5 minutes. Honestly Denver appears to be a carbon copy of some of the Dick Jauron teams. And Hackett should've been fired yesterday

I know the Bills are really good, but this year has honestly been the worst quality I've ever seen in the NFL. Just about every single game you watch is bad football. Even the so called strong teams look like straight garbage with the exception of a select few

CMC is damn near washed. What a ridiculous trade for the 49ers. I said at the beginning of the season that I would rather have Barkley, and got laughed at (obviously not going to happen now with how well the Giants are playing now). There's way, way more tread on his tires and he's a better player at this point. Thank god our GM was smart enough to stay away from this foolishness.

I didn't say we should be worried. Just maybe not as dismissive of them as you seem to be.

Maybe not, but they are definitely improving. I'm not going to write them off and just assume the Bills will destroy them (like the Jags). Even last year, with the AFC East on the line in the regular season finale at home, the Bills struggled to put them away. It was a 13-10 game well into the fourth quarter. The Bills will need to be ready in a couple weeks coming off a highly charged Sunday night game.

Could it possibly be that the game after Green Bay is going to be the more difficult one? Sure looks like it at this point

CBS Sports radio. On weeknights I believe from 6-10

Zach Gelb is awesome if you're a sports radio nerd. One of the best national guys out there

Yep it was my bad I accidentally looked at last week's report on Twitter. Glad Poyer and Edmunds got in a limited session today

No Poyer or Edmunds for the 2nd consecutive day today. We really need one or both against the Chiefs. Poyer especially needs to be out there with a bye upcoming and the schedule lightening in the 2nd half. This is not the game to be conservative with relatively minor injuries

If you are to assume with Allen and Mahomes that the Bills and Chiefs will control their respective divisions for years to come, we will end up hosting the Chiefs in 3 consecutive years (2024-2026). 2024 and 2025 will be based on division finish, and it just so happens those years the AFC East will host its AFC West counterpart. 2026 would be part of the regular home/away division rotation (Bills @ KC 2017, KC @ Bills 2020, Bills @ KC 2023, KC @ Bills 2026).

I love how Mahomes always has like 4 1yd TD's every game

Don't agree here. The Raiders back seven is pretty terrible, and yet KC hasn't had guys running wide open in the secondary tonight

Does anybody else find the Mahomes "Blue 80!" ***** annoying?

I don't know. I liked the Raiders game plan until the momentum changing play. They were completely dominating physically. Sometimes one play can really turn the tide. Kind of similar to Singletary dropping that pass against KC in the 2020 championship game.

17-0 and got the Chiefs way behind the sticks, but then the whole defense decides not to tackle. Things were never the same. Smfh

It's definitely going overboard. Was it a terrible call? Yes, but c'mon. Then again these are the morons who do the tomahawk chop, so 🤷

Hope that McKinnon run is not the play that turns this game around

Ian Eagle's call of the Dalton to Boyd TD pass against Baltimore to break our drought. Just a very memorable call given the significance (one team in, one team out) and unlikelihood of the play. Bonus points to everyone's favorite Dan Fouts correctly pointing out pre snap how Boyd was being single covered. One of my favorite plays period, and it didn't even occur in a Bills game

Are you not entertained folks?

If nothing else, the vaunted depth of the AFC is starting to be called into question. There's no one who even remotely worries me now except KC

I have a friend who is a Broncos fan who swore up and down that all they needed was a qb. While that was/is true, Denver fans also highly overrated their skill position players. Guys like Jeudy, Hamler, etc al are just names. The only guy who is actually a stud, Javonte Williams, is out for the season.

Doesn't it seem like Denver should have just kept Vic Fangio?

Definitely weird. It's also hilarious that in 2 consecutive offseasons they have managed to downgrade from Philip Rivers

Isn't Geno Smith also the highest rated qb in the league? Lol burn Denver