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31-20 Bills The only way the Chiefs have a shot is if Noah Gray / Kelce can pick apart the Bills. I'm not really worried about much else offensively.

Yeah, that's totally understandable, but it's hard for me to not be on the "let's maximize Allen" mindset.

~800 is what I spend to get from NY back to Hawaii. I would never spend that much to go Missouri in the winter...

I'd draft someone earlier. Good WRs on rookie deals are the 3rd best value proposition in the NFL (QB and DE being 1 and 2). As much as Josh is elevating the WR Core, I think the passing game is showing some minor limitations compared to some other high powered offenses.

Has he ever done well without Tom Brady? It doesn't seem like it. Just to be clear, that's the point I was making. There are coaches who had elite talents who are seemingly good coordinators with the elite talent, but then go on to do nothing. That's Adam Gase in a nutshell, and I think it can apply to McDaniels to some degree as well. Either way, I'm not going to go and worry about the Patriots until they prove they're worth thinking about again.

Gase was an awful coordinator too though.

Definitely agree with that, but I think that offense is significantly easier to stall out than the Ravens, so we won't need to rely on turnovers as much. The Bills have all the tools on offense to sustain drives and put points up every time they have the ball. I'm not so sure the Chiefs can say the same about their offense today.

Overwhelming evidence to support your claim: Adam Gase. A guy who coasted off being Manning's coach for nearly a decade while being objectively awful at his job.

What KC have you been watching all season? They are not a score fast team in any regard now. All you need to do is play mistake free football and you'll probably win. It's significantly easier than beating the Ravens. The Chiefs have won so many games this season on technicalities, teams beating themselves, and referee interference. It's a miracle (or a conspiracy) that they're in the position they're in now. I'm not trying to be overly confident here, but I see the Bills coming out with a win on Sunday, and I think it looks a lot cleaner than the win against the Ravens.

I agree about Sal. I don't find him objective at all anymore, he's way too close with the team and it makes biased. Like you said, it makes sense and it's hard to blame him for it. The afternoon show is two guys who just don't want to be there anymore. Mike Schopp obviously has a lot of contempt for Buffalo in general and thinks he's too good for the market. Bulldog just needs to retire but for whatever reason can't. I don't hold it against him, I actually like his takes when he bothers to throw one out there.

Jeremy and Joe are the best show on WGR. All the shows that Joe has touched got way worse after he left. The extra point show is basically unlistenable. Does the Nightcap even still exist? The afternoon show was way better when he produced it. The callers are awful, but they don't choose those. They mostly skew on the homebound retiree or habitual drunk spectrum regardless. I still like the morning show as much as any Bills podcast. Podcasters often take themselves way too seriously and conflate subjective opinion with fact.

Sometimes things just go right. That's what happened to the Bills today. What a freakin' game, man. Stressful, exciting, enraging, it was just all the things. Go Bills, let's keep this going baby!

Usually putting that many egos in the same room is counterproductive, in my experience anyways.

It's amazing how some people find their dream jobs, because that is definitely a face for Radio...

The Sabres are a necessary sacrifice that I'm willing to make if it means a Super Bowl.