Giuseppe Tognarelli

So, I'm pretty sure the gay on the far left at 4:11 is the owner of Wingnutz. *GUY

Obviously, but this is mind-bending to me. So because of one insignificant Ray-Ray years ago, now everyone named Ray becomes Ray-Ray??? Unintelligent people drive me nuts

Why are you saying Ray-Ray???

How ridiculous. You should just ignore Hollins and Shorter. So right now it's Diggs, Samuel, Shakir. What about the future? And what if someone gets injured? They absolutely need a blue chip rookie added to this room.

The football gods wanted the Bills to be in two Super Bowls by now, possibly winning both.

If McDermott can't win it in the next 2 years, let someone new open the stadium.

2020 was a completely different story. Diggs was in his peak prime. Totally different conversation in 2024.

Next year's receiving corps: Rookie 1st-round pick Diggs Shakir Rookie 4th-round pick Shorter Hamler

It's not an amazing comment. Diggs offers no dynamic traits and is clearly not a #1. Why would this happen? He's not fast, and Maryland was the last time he was decisive and dynamic with the ball in his hands. Shakir is the future in the slot.

I predicted last year that he will win a Super Bowl as the 49ers' starter in the 2030s.

You are absolutely correct, but a lot of Bills fans need to feel special, so you will get a lot of pushback despite speaking the truth and the evidence being right in front of them. Did you see Mahomes in the post-game locker room rally? They were galvanized by the so-called disadvantage of playing in front of Bills Mafia, and it only made them perform better. There were no false starts or delays of game, no effect whatsoever from the fans. It was painfully obvious that it was going to play out this way. I warned anyone who would listen to be careful what they wished for, but most everyone laughed at me. Seeing people talk all week about the Chiefs finally having to play here was so painfully cringe.

Riddons? 😂

No, I really don't think so, but I feel like this franchise needed to beat the Chiefs yesterday regardless.

Question for Terry Pegula to think about: Why are the Bills 3-1 against the Chiefs in the regular season but 0-3 in the postseason? Sitting available right here right now is Jim Harbaugh. You can do it if you want to.

Why are the Bills 0-3 against the Chiefs in the postseason and 3-1 in the regular season?

And all the wives and moms in Wisconsin said, aT lEaSt It WaS a GoOd GaMe

I'm the type who presents the worst possible outcome and acts like it's already fact. I live in assumption of the worst heartbreak so any outcome is less painful.

This was one of my favorite Bills moments of all time. I loved Rex.

Little things here and there, them talking about the past 7 years, etc. make me think they know this is their last year.

Have you been paying no attention? Rivera is TERRIBLE. Not only is his defense bad and nowhere near as creative as McDermott's, but Rivera is also a no-accountability guy. I live in the DC market and it was stunning to see how casual he was about losing.

KC 23 BUF 41

KC 23 BUF 41 If Allen and McDermott can't take down a weakened Chiefs team at home, in a "moment we've been waiting for" according to Allen, it's going to be a big "Where do we go from here?" situation for the organization. The Bills have to win.