ChronicAndKnuckles

Kelce is ol’ reliable. Mahomes has had him his entire career and will keep throwing to him until his legs fall off. There will never not be a point where he doesn’t produce. Look at Gronk when he went to TB to join Brady. Clearly washed, but coasted on his elite chemistry w/ his long time QB. I kind of see the same thing w/ Kelce. He’s clearly lost a step, but he knows his QB’s tendencies so well that he will always have a strong role in that offense.

Who the FOOK is that guy? *Conor MacGregor voice*

Debatable. Kelce has had a bit of a resurgence.

Gabe Davis was a fixture in this offense for years though. What happened?

It’s always strange how a player can fall so quickly. Amari Cooper and Gabe Davis are 2 that come to mind. Especially Gabe Davis who is only 26 ! I really thought he would be (at the least) a role player here for a very long time.

I just had a wild theory. Bad Bunny will be the SB half time act. Bad Bunny = BB what is also BB ? 🤨 Buffalo Bills. I solved it for you.

The issue on the Bengals defense is much larger. Being the 1 decent player in a sea of garbage makes it hard to make any kind of impact. We’ve seen players on the drought teams go elsewhere and thrive. Change of scenery maybe what is needed. Then again, I know nothing about this player.

Always been thankful for Gabe. IDK why he gets trashed so much. He by far outplayed his draft status 😂 oh and was integral in quite a few playoff wins including the first one in 25 years. He had a crappy last year here for sure

This man is in desperate need of a nick name. Come on, TBD. This is your bread & butter.

I’ll like them a lot more when Kelce is gone. Felt the same about the Eagles. I hate being forced fed those 2 goons. There are much more likable brother duos. Travis just seems like a jock wigger douche and Jason looks like he smells like baked ham and has crumbs in his beard.

I voted for Kelce. I can’t stand him. There is another reason that I’m not putting because it’s a controversial issue. If you played semi-serious FF, then you probably knew who Kelce was. Those KC rosters during the Alex Smith years were better than the one they have now. The 2017 one especially. Tyreek Hill, Kareem Hunt, Kelce, Eric Fisher, Tamba Hali/Justin Houston , Eric Berry, Darrelle Revis, 2x 1st team all pro CB Marcus Peters. Those are just the better ones, but they had a whole slew of talent. Mahomes walked into the best situation possible.

I was worried facing the Chiefs coming off of a loss. They look very beatable. Commanders made a ton of errors/dropped balls, no points off either of their interceptions. I think the Bills can do better. It’s clear Kelce is still their best receiver and he’s older than Jack Nicholson. Their WRs don’t strike any fear. We now have Hairston to help bridge the speed gap. RBs are lukewarm at best. I think this is the biggest talent gap between the 2 teams. Josh Allen really has the major advantage handing off to Cook. Big difference between 2 & 9 and 2nd & 4. Cook is averaging 6 ypc. If the Bills can play sound, efficient offense without turning the ball over while forcing a turnover or 2 and keeping the Chiefs mostly out of the end zone, Buffalo will win pretty convincingly. That’s just my 2 cents.

Was a phenomenal game for him and shows exactly why he has a roster spot year in & out. Just an integral part of this team that a lot of casual fans think is dispensable, but is the core glue for this offense. A homegrown player that I think deserves more love.

I wanna add that Reggie Gilliam was the lead blocker and sprang Cook loose on both of his long TDs. I rewatched the game and he was responsible for a lot of good blocking, but these 2 plays stood out the most. Gilliam is the secret weapon to the running game.

Sample size is really to small to claim Brady doesn’t know what to do with a number 1 receiver. The bottom line is he’s never had one. Like everything else in the world the poor passing offense is because of a multitude of things. Josh playing poorly, Brady not drawing up more creative plays, WRs being garbage. It’s all of these things together

I am wondering if it’s better to face the Chiefs coming off a W than it will be with their division hopes on the line and 4-4 facing a losing record. To play devils advocate, it would be the ultimate chance for the Bills to make the Chiefs 4-5 losers and knock them further out of the division race. 5 losses is a slippery slope and no margin for error in the AFC. I choose this option every time

Diggs best years were behind him once Brady took over. And he still put up close to 1200 yards. Who on this roster is capable of looking like a number 1 ?

The Patriots glazing on this forum is just insane. People act like the Bills got slaughtered. Forget about the questionable flags, I won’t even go there. Is this like some minor form of Stockholm Syndrome? I just have a lot more belief in Josh Allen than others. He’s been doubted his entire life and it continues in the NFL. Brady doesn’t choose the players. He has no #1 to utilize! You can’t make filet mignon with a dead raccoon scraped off the side of the road.

I’m one of those ppl that needs to see multiple years of great production before I’m sold. The Patriots schedule is a joke. The only remaining elite team they face is Tampa.

Hate to say it, but Allen is NOT THE BEST at leading his receiver. How many times do receivers get immediately tackled upon completing the pass? I remember Diggs getting hit constantly. He’s definitely improved these past 2 years, I just don’t think he has that natural accuracy like a Brees or Maye. Which is fine because he has so many other awesome qualities. 👍 Edit: you know who had a freakin’ phenomenal deep ball?? JP Losman

I remember during his Jets days. EVERY player wanted to play for Rex. Guys were saying it while being on another team. Those Hard Knocks episodes were the best of the series. He connects with players on the level of Gruden, Dick Vermiel, and Dungy. I never understood the hate for him. Being an introvert, I get jealous of people who are so easily able to form deep relationships. A lot of these players didn’t have a father figure growing up and Rex Ryan definitely filled that role for a lot of them. I don’t want to derail this into another person, but I’ve always felt McDermott had that same quality just in a different way. A good coach instills more than just football lessons, but life ones as well.

I agree on Dalton, but Carolina has one of the best running backs in the league. I think he still averaged over 5 yards a carry against Buffalo, but they were able to take them out of the run very quickly.

Thanks for noticing.

I’ve been a fan of Rex since he took Brady down with Mark Freakin Sanchez. HATED HATED HATED the hire though for Buffalo. I still quote his “Let’s go get a snack!” line fairly often.

The AFCN has fallen a long way down from yesteryear. If Pittsburgh loses this game, that division is wide open.