SirAndrew

It seemed like the real winner in this game was the San Francisco 49ers, and their chances to represent the NFC again.

A Sean McVay halftime film session is not something I find intriguing.

True, but they probably don’t care, the league is pretty untouchable at this point.

I’m seeing both of these teams as candidates for having surprisingly bad seasons.

I don’t think any of these receivers beyond Harrison and Odunze are anything really special. I hope Coleman is the exception. Worthy might end up looking “better” for a while because he has the better OC.

I agree there’s tons of flaws of in his game. He also seems very clueless about clock management. That team is always a disaster in the two minute drill. His athleticism covers a lot of those huge deficits. I’d look at Baltimore as a legitimate contender if those deficits didn’t exist.

I criticized Lamar’s passing ability all night, but he’s still a top QB. He brings a different skill set, although I’m not sure it’s one that can win titles. When people claim he’s not top ten, that’s ridiculous. QB’s like Justin Herbert have all the tools, but the production doesn’t match it. I think many are looking at stats, not actually watching the games. Jackson does more for his offense than what guys like Herbert or Lawrence accomplish when watching a full game.

Good game, doesn’t seem like anyone is stopping the Chiefs anytime soon.

Ravens are making plays, but Jackson has no grasp of the clock.

Lamar has always been a disaster in the two minute drill. He’s always slow getting the next play going.

Blown coverage, Worthy is garbage. I think I’m doing this right.

We’re starting to see some terrible early season football now.

Araiza showing why his distance ability isn’t everything in the context of an actual football game.

I really enjoyed college football this past weekend. This Chiefs dynasty is nauseating.

Not sure how you let that play happen as KC defense.

Except Spags was running, that should have given it away.

Unreal, Harbaugh and Jackson don’t have the ability to make two throws into the end zone happen there?

I’m typically a traditionalist, but they might as well abolish the kickoff completely. The more I see of this new format, the more pointless it seems.

Weak effort from Worthy.

Lamar is one of the best QB’s in the NFL, because there aren’t many great ones, but he hasn’t grown at all through the years. He just gets a year older (slower) each year, and eventually he’ll fade away once the athleticism becomes reduced.

No, as I’ve gotten older, I just don’t have an emotional attachment to these type of things. I still like watching Bills football, and the wins feel good, but it doesn’t impact my mood in any way.

I’ve always noticed the average age of Buffalo fans at the stadium seems to be lower than other stadiums. I know many older fans have season tickets, but I’ve been surrounded by twenty somethings every time I’ve attended, including in the lower bowl. I think this has a lot to do with fan behavior. I expect the demographic to change significantly in the new stadium. The stadium sometimes seems like a giant frat party on Sundays. It gives Buffalo a spectacular college like home advantage that comes across great on television, but it can being annoying at times in person.

This is the correct answer, I personally don’t care if I stand or sit. However, I find it obnoxious when the lone person who chooses to stand is right in front of me. Then I need to stand in order to see, but would block everyone’s view doing so. Personally, I’m more apt to understand standing at a concert vs football though. I don’t see the need to stand for the entire game with all its dull moments. I fully understand on key defensive plays or a two minute game winning drive.

MNF has less Dallas, so that’s the winner.

I agree, most people on this board think that Tua is limited, but also dislike McDaniels. I don’t think those things can both be true. I believe Tua is a very average QB, and has been made to look good with McDaniels great scheme.