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I don’t think these guys play “angry.” They play with a lot of passion for sure, but I don’t think anger is a catalyst for them. Angry is what the Rex teams were, stupid penalties left and right. For them to come out of the KC game and say it was just another win (yes I know we all know different) I can’t imagine that this game means more to them. That being said, I expect to see a team laser focused though on getting the job done convincingly this week

Seems incredibly unnecessary and a huge disadvantage to the team that wins. Best case scenario they play 6 days later, and the teams that win on that Saturday wild card weekend have an extra 2 days off that they didn't get. Dumb, just dumb - although that hasn't stopped the NFL in the past

What kind of a corner do you think the Bills will get for that?!

So it's almost as much investment as the Ravens have put into getting Jackson receiving help (multiple firsts, seconds, and thirds, high priced free agents)....except ours seems to be paying off!

Did they really do anything? Or were your expectations off? The Bills scored 4 offensive touchdowns, they had big play after big play, chewed up tons of clock on that 4th quarter drive. The third quarter was a let down, but was that the defense, the hour plus delay, the weather…the Bills could’ve put up 500 yards easily if the weather wasn’t a factor

Edmonds was all over the place, he had a great game. He blew up a couple of running plays and the play where he was somehow guarding Hill he made Mahomes make just a terrible throw

People are definitely making a mountain out of a mole hill with this. Just reading through the comments on this thread alone people are making so many assumptions. Maybe, just maybe, the gameplan was to get the ball to the running backs and Knox. Diggs and Sanders were going to get theirs regardless so that doesn’t leave much for Beasley and Davis

Any reason? Or just pessimistic?

Jones potentially missing the game is HUGE! Not sure how I didn’t know this until this morning, but that’s a big blow for an already weak defense

If the Bills do what they should be able to do against the chiefs defense then that’s going to help out big time on the other side of the ball. If the chiefs can’t stop the Bills, their offense is going to become every predictable and basically a 2 man show. Gotta come away with points virtually every drive, especially early, with a majority of those scores being touchdowns

The NFL would never move the game forward for a very simple reason….TV. NBC would never go for that and the NFL wouldn’t move a game up that starts in prime time

I hope this is the correct answer! I don't even know if they need sacks, they just need constant pressure and Oliver needs to be a big part of that

Am I missing something here? Do other continue to see something in Feliciano that I don’t see? Is he really that much better than Boettger? This is an honest question, not trying to troll or steer an argument. To me, I don’t think he has played much better than Ford (although that’s not saying much) but people continue to give him a pass because he has a “nasty streak” and wasn’t picked in the second round. Granted it was the Texans, but that line they had today looked pretty good

A totally washed up Eminem is still better than 99.9% of the current rappers out there, and there have been tons of acts during the half time show that you could consider washed up. The NFL wants the nastalgia thing, that’s what will Bring in more viewers. They don’t care if guys like us watch, we are going to watch the game no matter what, they want more eye balls, and this halftime show will definitely do that

Yeah no one wants to hear a couple of the greatest artists at their craft all do a show together 🙄🙄

Up until the last couple of games last year, it can very easily be argued that Taron Johnson was by far the worst player on the defense (including the resident whooping boy). It seemed every ball thrown his way was caught, he missed tackles all the time-he was terrible. Then all of a sudden it clicked and it had just continued to click since probably the last quarter of games from last season. He has really turned it around and become a very valuable part of this defense

Up until last year no one would’ve blamed McDermott For just taking a knee there-no QB in years had earned the trust of the head coach to try and get in field goal range. It’s obvious Josh has earned that trust and he showed why. There’s no question at this point that Josh is in the same category as Mahomes, Rodgers, Brady, and Wilson

That should get the “Josh gets too hyped up” Crowd to quiet down some

So are you worried about Mac Jones or the Patriots? Would people be having this reaction if he was the rookie QB of the Panthers? Bears? Broncos? (Insert whatever team you would like)…I get it that some people still have Patriots hangover, but has he done anything at all that should make anyone concerned at this point?

Are you sure? I have heard that they will have a decision by next offseason

I might be in the minority, but I thought those games were just TERRIBLE basketball. They started changing the rules because the Pistons didn't actually play basketball, they just had no talent guys like Rick Mahorn go on the court, intentionally try to hurt guys, use his 6 fouls, and people called it good defense. The NFL realizes that they do have an influence, and it's not good for the game overall if these things are constantly happening in the pros, so it trickles down to college, high school, pee wee. Just my thought on it anyway. I do believe I remember hearing it said that the NFL was going to crack down even more on taunting this year, and it looks like that is happening

OP I don’t know how you expected this to go, but the responses have been amazing and I’m here for all of it!

Oh God, do we really need to give some of the posters on this board even more of a reason to take aim at Daboll?

I remember they pulled that play YEARS ago with Bledsoe and McGahee and it worked for a huge gain and a touchdown….I’ve seen it tried a couple times since then and it has always gone terribly