Johnnycage46

EVERY KC game is the same. Every single one.

Time left is ok...if KC scores, Jax should have ok time for a final answer.

Aikman congratulating his "pal" Maye. What a putz.

KC's rectal horseshoe still firmly in place. Unreal.

With that non call it gets really hard to say the NFL is 100% not rigged. Its so obvious at times.

That's what it looked like. No replay though of course.

What about running the ball a little? Basically just let KC tie it up here. Insane turn of events.

No flag on that? Seems about right.

Yep. Stuck in the twilight zone. From NE for 20 years to KC for going on 6 years and no end in sight.

KC might be up 28 to 7 or 24 to 7 before Jax sees the ball again in 2nd half. That failed red zone drive earlier was a killer.

AFC goes through KC...still...and always.

Nothing will change unfortunately. The Bills believe they have all the answers in their building. That's been the problem for the last 4 years.

A trusted veteran with limited skills. It's infuriating. If/when Hairston is healthy, I don't see how he can be worse than Tre at this point, regardless of experience or knowledge of the system.

Yes. Yes he was. He was accurate and mobile. And he outplayed Allen. So, yes, I would say he was THAT good. In fact, he's likely to only get better, while the Bills keep rolling out the same team every year.

Never. I don't think even with a change at HC and front office, that Allen ever gets one with the Bills. This team is cursed.

Embarrassing and honestly more likely than the Bills ever winning a Super Bowl. We had 4 straight and couldn't get even 1. Now we have a generational talent at QB and we still can't even GET to a SB. The Bills will never win a Super Bowl. I just don't see this organization putting together a good enough team outside of Allen to get it done.

I agree with the going all in. I had said in other threads/posts that since we don't seem to hit on 1st/2nd round picks often enough, we should start using those picks as currency for trades for guys who are proven commodities. We need to make some trades, because the roster, as usual, as currently constructed, will get exposed once again in the playoffs.

What window? The super bowl window...the only window that matters. Allen can only do so much. When the playoffs get here, all the teams have good teams and good offenses/defenses. And all of the points you made with the WRs is the problem that I don't think will change. We routinely have "guys" but don't use them correctly. Even if we took Worthy over Coleman, we would probably misuse him as well. We are getting dangerously close to the Rivers Chargers here. How do you figure? Our D is going to be made up of essentially the same guys, we will likely have all the same coaches, and the same WRs. A win is not off the table, but we have "crushed" exactly one team this year...the winless Jets. Otherwise, we could have easily lost 4 of 5 at this point.

Patriots probably end up with 12 wins based on their schedule and their good coaching and the play of Maye as the season progresses. Buffalo has a tougher schedule and it wouldn't shock me to see the Bills tied with NE at 12 wins and losing the division to NE. We had our time...should have made hay, but didn't.

Yes, let's all be thrilled with our 5 straight AFC East titles and continued exit from the playoffs, while the team continues to pour assets into the D, with zero return, while also neglecting the WR position. That'll work out great. Being a realist isn't "crying".

Have you looked at NE's schedule? They are likely getting to minimum 10 games BEFORE winning last night. If they get a couple of bounces, they could end up with 11/12 wins. You get them? What are you on about laughing boy?

The teams with younger QBs seem to be the ones surging this year (Pats, Broncos, Chargers, Colts even). The Bills are in the older/missed the window class. Should have cashed in by now, but instead we'll be staring up at New England again. Just like old times!

Ship picks, 1st rounders if needed, to get some WR help and CB help. Trade away the 1st round picks because God knows this front office can't use them to pick good players themselves. Seriously, 1st and 2nd round picks should basically be used as trade currency going forward. Use the middle and later rounds to find diamonds in the rough. If you can't draft them yourself, use the picks to trade for players who are already proven.

I still don't understand how professional NFL front office folks, can't accidentally hit on some defensive picks. They just seem so awful at it.

True, they also just won the Super Bowl last year and another one in 2017. So, I would imagine their fans, while pissed they lost, can at least be happy about that.