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The national media narrative since the Bills won
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to ChronicAndKnuckles's topic in The Stadium Wall
The Bills are going to take the trauma they experienced in the past and use it as fuel to come out swinging. They aren’t going to put the game in Bass’ hands this time around. Just like the regular season. They know they gotta go for KO. Hopefully they learned something from the Ravens game as well to not let the Chiefs hang around in the 3rd quarter. You’re absolutely right. It’s going to be a dog fight. We’ve been talking about Josh putting the cape on all playoffs and he hasn’t needed to do that. This time we are going to need a big game from him. -
The national media narrative since the Bills won
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to ChronicAndKnuckles's topic in The Stadium Wall
They aren’t the better team. Turnovers aren’t a lucky stat. Buffalo has been forcing them all season. That’s talent and preparation. The Bills didn’t even use their “queen” piece in Josh Allen. They had plenty of more tools in the bag if the Ravens happened to get that 2 point conversion. I don’t even think Baltimore would’ve sniffed OT. I expect they would’ve made the Ravens use their time out, take a little time off the clock, and then drove up the field quickly to get in FG range. -
Yep. If anything, it will sell tickets. I actually think it’s smart. These guys aren’t great on their own (I do like Vrabel though) but they function well as a unit. I’m sure Vrabel will have a direct like to Bellichick as well. Drake Maye is going to need stability & experience on the coaching side of things. Right now, his development is more important than wins or losses. He needs to keep showing progress. I came away very impressed after that first matchup against the Bills. He looked poised, accurate, and athletic. As a fan, he’s a fun player to watch all the way back to college. As a rival, I hope he busts and Brissett is starting by week 10. The Patriots definitely look like they are on the right track though. Mayo looked absolutely overwhelmed & incompetent on the side lines.
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This has been an ongoing question for years. Mostly started in baseball, but migrated to all other sports. I understand the baseball part, but football penalties are way too open for interpretation. It will never happen as much as most people want it to. And NGL, I like when officials let the games become more physical. Just as long as both teams get equal treatment. Holding happens nearly every play (defensive and offense.) It will result in a flag fest every game. I hate when refs let that stuff slide the entire game and then decide to throw a holding flag during the most crucial drive. Pre-snap penalties, RTP, and FGs should all go to the “eye in the sky” for analysis IMO.
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Dilfer didn’t have the physical ability to make those throws even if he wanted to. Flacco had an absolute Howitzer attached to his right shoulder
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Legitimate Concern With Officiating This Weekend?
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to boyst's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yes. Every time we play the Chiefs, officiating should be a serious concern. If I knew for a fact the game was going to be called fairly, I give Buffalo about a 75% chance of winning. Since it probably won’t be bc it’s the Chiefs on the road, I’m going with a 50/50 chance. To the people saying “don’t let the game get close enough for the referees to decide,” that’s going to be a tall task. The officials have the ability to extend a Chiefs 3rd and 20 to a 1st down with a little BS 5 yard defensive holding call. Also, it won’t be the amount of penalties which I’m sure their fans will point out. It will be the time & circumstances in which the flag is thrown. How many times have we seen ticky tack flags thrown to extend stalled out Chiefs drives that directly resulted in points ? I saw 2 alone against the Texans. This is a serious, serious concern. Buffalo might have to convert a ton of 3rd & longs on offense along w/ causing multiple 3 & outs on the same drive w/ their defense. It’s going to be the Buffalo Bills vs the Chiefs, the refs, and the home crowd. It’s a tall task. The only good thing is the NFLs entire fan base knows this so maybe the refs won’t be as inclined to throw BS flags. Their integrity is already being questioned enough along w/ the gambling. -
Lamar Jackson playoff numbers: 8 games, 1753 yards passing, 10 TDs, 7 picks, 641 yards rushing, 3 rushing TDs, sacked 29 times, 7 fumbles, 84.6 QB rating Josh Allen playoff numbers: 12 games, 3122 yards passing, 23 TDs, 4 picks, 629 yards rushing, 7 rushing TDs, 1 Rec TD, sacked 26 times, 9 fumbles, 101.5 QB rating Sorry, but it’s not even close. You can’t make that same argument against Josh who has had MUCH lesser talent to work with and is not directly responsible for every postseason defeat like your boy Lamar. It’s apples & oranges. As far as I’m concerned, these 2 aren’t even in the same stratosphere. Allen doesn’t need a system built around him to succeed. He made it all the way to the AFC championship in 2020 w/ Devin Singletary. Lamar has been gifted a top 10 RB of all time who was 80 yards short of a 2k season and MVP candidate in his own right. And I am NOT saying Lamar is a bad QB. Don’t get it twisted. He’s the most dynamic athlete I’ve ever seen play QB. But making any argument putting him on the level of Allen is just insulting. He’s just not even CLOSE as a pure passer. Take away Allen’s running and I think he would still be a top 5 guy.
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Wow, did you even watch the 2011-2012 season or are you going off of selective memory? Flacco had the greatest playoff run I’ve ever seen. 1140 yards 11 TDs 0 picks. Then he capped it all off with the SB MVP which proves your bolded statement to be absolutely false.
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Dude, Harbaugh won ONE title with a completely different QB and a defense led by Ray Lewis freaking 13 years ago. He hasn’t reached one since. If he can’t do it with an MVP QB, 2 top flight TEs, top 5 defense, and first ballot HOFer Derrick Henry then he never will. This was their year. Unfortunately, the AFC is just too stacked. In the future If he somehow makes it past Allen, he’ll have Mahomes to contend with, and/or Burrow. Had a top defense, a damn near 2000 yard rusher, plus Lamar’s best season he’ll ever achieve and only had one playoff win to show for it. His game plan against Buffalo was trash. They abandoned the run way too early, but that’s all too familiar for Ravens fans. He panicks too soon and strays away from what his team does best which is run. Everyone wants to kiss the Raven’s ass because Lamar smiled and hugged Josh. Sorry, but I’m entitled to my opinion and Lamar Jackson has always been overrated. I’ve stuck to my guns regarding that pretty much since I joined this board. He’s not even the best QB in his division. Who exactly has he beat in the playoffs worth any note ? The corpse of Russell Wilson, Ryan Tannehill, and rookie CJ Stroud. He’s 0-3 against Allen & Mahomes. 1-1 against Ryan Tannehill. He turned the ball over twice after having 8 the entire season. That proves right there he isn’t clutch. If Andrews didn’t drop that catch, the Bills would’ve won anyways, and the focus would be on Lamar’s turnovers.
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Joe Brady, Josh Allen, and the playcalling
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to Low Positive's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Lamar will never win a SB. Not with Harbaugh coaching. Ravens turn into paper tigers come playoff time.
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AFC Championship Game Week Thread - Bills at Chiefs
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
He ruined his legacy. He would’ve been a celebrity in Western NY until the end of time. The Minnesota Miracle was awesome, but more of the CB making a huge gaff other than some insane catch. He really didn’t pick it up production-wise until he came here. Him and Allen were the best QB-WR duo in football, but somehow that wasn’t good enough. It’s one of the weirdest things ever. He was in a PERFECT situation. I don’t get it either, but he will never reach those heights in Houston. I doubt he cracks 1000 yards ever again. -
AFC Championship Game Week Thread - Bills at Chiefs
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
I hope Stefon Diggs is watching his former team dominate. -
This year will be the start of the Buffalo Bills dynasty. It will be talked about for decades. Josh Allen will solidify himself as a top 5 QB of all time. This is the year he finally put it all together and shed the gunslinger label.
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I’m very happy with how far we made it.
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to BringBackFergy's topic in The Stadium Wall
That will never ever ever ever happen. This was supposed to be a rebuilding year for all intents and purposes. This team overachieved (in the eyes of the media) and the Bills took down the Ravens juggernaut. A loss to KC would be devastating to the fans, but McDermott is not going anywhere. From an outsiders perspective, he had a solid year as a coach. Let him go and he will signed by another team faster than a rabbit gets ****** -
I’m very happy with how far we made it.
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to BringBackFergy's topic in The Stadium Wall
You’re mentally preparing yourself for a loss. I understand it, but I’m all in. Another loss to Mahomes will send me over the edge. I’d rather lose a SB than have that happen again. -
Potential NFC representative in the Super Bowl
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to KingBoots8's topic in The Stadium Wall
I’m rooting for Washington all day every day. I know Jayden Daniels had IMO the best rookie season ever (Cam Newton & Big Ben are up there as well) but he’s still a rookie and McD is going to throw some curveballs at him if the 2 teams end up facing off. I know we beat the Ravens, but I don’t like big physical running teams. If we play Philly then I put the Bills at a 60% chance of winning. Washington I think we beat them 9 out of 10 times. Actually, I am glad they beat Detroit for that exact reason. -
It’s not about the amount of penalties the Chiefs get. It’s about WHEN they get them which always seems to be on a crucial 3rd down to extend the drive. Like when the Texans played them last week. They stopped them twice and both times they benefited from a RTP call. The first one was terrible, but the 2nd one was even worse. If a QB becomes a runner then all bets should be off, he should get the same treatment as every other ball carrier. He was dancing around like a ballerina and got blasted. That’s his own fault. Back to my point, the Chiefs always get these BS RTP and defensive holding calls. It’s garbage and I fully expect it to happen if Buffalo starts pulling away in the score column.