RobbRiddick

It's so obvious to me that KC will win the whole thing, I felt that way months ago. That's what makes it so frustrating to watch. We'll have to listen to another 6 months of Mahomes ball washing

You haven't lived until you've watched Killdozer. Enjoy

I should be mid-80s then so I'll probably finish pooping my pants and then celebrate with some some sort of soft food

What is ugly crying ? Is it a thing young person thing, like disco music?

Ah, so you were able to stay warm inside your yellow submarine. Always a good plan

He did play great, he almost always does in the playoffs, and he fully deserves the crown of best QB in the league. But I still maintain he has a lot more around him than Allen, starting with the greatest offensive mind in history being able to constantly draw up ways to get people wide open for him. Earlier in the season this wasn't happening because Reid was still trying to adjust to and work with what he had (which he always gets right in the end) and we heard media guys across the country saying "Mahomes is having to do too much". And we saw what happened to him when that was the case, he looked borderline ordinary for a lot of games to the point where he fell head first out of any realistic MVP conversation. Also notice how when Kelce disappeared for huge stretches, so did Mahomes, and he was throwing way more picks because he was firing the ball and trying to be superman (something they've been saying about Josh since day 1). Obviously I'm going to lean more in Josh's direction on this, but I just think he has a lot more to compensate for and yet still manages to play on par with "the GOAT".

Maybe he's realized that if he's zoned in the way he usually is in the playoffs he can be deadly during the regular season as well. I think he also really enjoys playing in Brady's version of the offense. Dorsey's scheme seemed to make him lethargic and bored.

That pass he threw to Kelce who was about 3 miles away from the nearest defender was PERFECT

What the ***** happened to my frog head?

Allen also takes a lot of crap because of the turnovers which I think is massively overblown but the narrative is set. Josh said he is going to work on some stuff in the offseason to clear up some of those things. Imagine if he played at his playoff level for 80% of the regular season? Imagine the stats and the MVP awards

Josh Allen has a passer rating of 100.0 with 2,723 yards, 21 touchdowns and 4 interceptions in 10 games in the playoffs in his career.* * according to a google search I just did. That's truly phenomenal and shows what an absolute beast he is in the postseason.. unfortunately the only stat that really matters isn't so good. It's mind boggling that he's put up these numbers and has only played in one championship game and zero Super Bowls

Guess who Rex Ryan thinks the Bills should get...? (and no, it's not him)

I'd go WR all the way. One thing McD and Beane have proved is that they're very good at getting defensive talent that fits this system in the later rounds, or even as lower cost FAs. I'd use the top 3 picks on offense myself but I agree they'll probably choose a safety

They're not ok with it at all. Personally I'd love Harbaugh as coach, even though opinion on him in the pros is divided. But it just isn't happening so it's pointless. You might as well debate whether we should bring in Bill Belichick to be defensive coordinator, or whether we should trade Gabe for Justin Jefferson. This franchise went through 17 years of zero playoffs, they're not going to sack the guy who brought stability and has guided them to the playoffs all but 1 year of his tenure. Again, I think that's the wrong way for them to go and I'd love to take a shot on someone like Johnson in Detroit but it's not happening so we're better off thinking about how they can make the team better so the guy has a better chance to take us further next year

Their defense is stifling. I'm interested to see how KC does against them because they've looked fantastic this season and have beat down on some really good teams.

Everything goes up a notch, injuries are more key and coaching really needs to go up a notch in the postseason because the pressure is up. Andy Reid owns McD in the playoffs.

The best thing about getting booted out of the playoffs is that we get to have these conversations over and over and over again until September. Whoo! Saddle up

nah no chance

Well this is why I am always expecting heartbreak in these games. I actually try and keep my feelings on this stuff down for the most part because I don't want to be a Debbie downer in the lead up to games but I just expect this stuff so when it happens I don't feel like I did after wide right (the first wide right that is), Music City Miracle etc. It sucks and tonight I hate everyone but tomorrow I'll get up, go to work and start all over again. I do hope the Ravens beat the ***** out of the Chiefs though but I've thought since the season started that the trophy has KC's name on it again, to me it's just inevitable. And with their WRs Mahomes will be hailed as the greatest ever, Taylor Swift will celebrate and on and on it goes

Well I never expected us to win this, but it was closer than I thought it would be. Thanks BASS

Jesus, Knox finally catches a pass and then gets injured

Allen needs to take off every time he sees a lane

Chiefs smell blood now. They can put us away

I wasn't watching that but as soon as I heard the crowd cheer I thought "hang on for the flag"

Where is Kincaid? Where is Knox? Where is Diggs? The running game doing well is great but when stop a couple and put you in 3rd and long you're screwed