BeastMaster

They get better if they hire Vrabel And they will have a shot at a top QB in this upcoming draft

I had no issue with the play either. Baker made a great play/borderline dirty/illegal play to keep him out, but it definitely had a chance to be a TD when Josh threw it. I have more of a problem with McDermott throwing Allen under the bus when he made those comments at the half

Who's exactly been good in our division these past five seasons?

Vrabel has had the Titans as a top team numerous seasons with a mediocre QB, so let's stop pretending he didn't win without a HOF QB The point is that Vrabel has accomplished about as much as McDermott has with a much less talented QB, and really a less talented team. I've seen Vrabel make some fabulous coaching moves in game, while McDermott makes questionable decisions with regularity.

He had Tannehill as his QB. McDermott has Josh Reverse it and it would be obvious who the better coach would be

Vrabel will most likely end up in New England, and he'll be the best coach in the division. They will only really be missing that QB before being a force to be reckoned with

Given how this season has played out, and how our coach has blundered time and time again...it's not unreasonable to be concerned. The past three playoffs this team was supposed to be able to beat anyone and failed all three times. The fan base was confident for two of those three playoffs, besides last season. The McDermott Era Bills do not inspire confidence to it's fan base, and it's justified. They will have to break that glass ceiling in order for us to see them as something other than what they have proven time and time again. McDermott right now has a legacy of not delivering on their expectations and disappointing when the playoffs come. It ultimately falls on him.

It counts for this team coming up short of expectations, once again Celebrating winning the division in the final week of the season is weak sauce I expect more, and I certainly don't think a home playoff loss in the wild card round should mean this team should stay the course

This team needs the opportunity to knock out the defending champs that have ended our season multiple times...one in absolutely heartbreaking fashion. KC is a demon that we need to slay in the playoffs to get that monkey off our back. But first, let's take care of Pittsburgh...who will have nothing to lose since nobody expects them to win.

Intentionally reviewed by refs to break Bills rhythym and give Miami a chance to compose themselves

Josh has to be more poised than he's looked so far He can beat their zero blitz easily with his ability to move and the weapons he has He seems out of sorts when there's no reason for him to be

I think they are frauds, but we'll soon find out

Lamars tendency to not perform well in the playoffs up to this point is why I think you wouldn't want to give him a three week rest...especially with how he's been playing recently

Ravens will put themselves in one hell of a position if the Steelers get in and they get Baltimore in the divisional round. Could you imagine letting your division rival in and then they eliminate you?

I for one am glad that this Bills team is going to have to earn it in Miami tomorrow McDermott shouldn't get a pass if they back in, and now they most likely won't if they don't get the job done. This is exactly the position that they deserve to be in

The Titans Oline is about as bad as it gets. The offense as a whole is terrible, and I wouldn't be shocked if their OC is let go...he's been horrendous. With Levis, he offers more mobility and can make some plays, but I see Jacksonville dominating them defensively. I also think Christian Kirk has been activated and their offense has enough weapons to put up points. I don't see any way Tennessee wins this game

Because he will lose money anyway if cut. He can hope another team gives him another contract with good guarantees, but that's highly unlikely given his age and recent performance.

I actually think the opposite I could see this team being lax and putting forth a mediocre effort if they go into the game knowing they are in regardless If their backs are against the wall, I think they come out ready to roll

The team can't afford to pay a second receiver big money They will have to go the draft route

The Bills are in big trouble if their plan is to try and make Shakir a number 2 receiver. A first or second round pick must be spent on a wide out this upcoming draft, and he needs to have speed

The addition of Montez Sweat has changed their defense Not sure how much Edmunds has made a difference TBH

Division rivals don't just roll out the red carpet for the other to get into the playoffs so that they might have the chance to beat them later on. Whether the starters play or not, the Steelers will get a Baltimore team that will be prepared and ready to give them all they can handle next week in their own building

1. CMC 2. Allen 3. Hill 4. LJ 5. Purdy

What's also funny is that nobody was pushing for LJ as MVP until lastnighta game. Purdy implodes, and now LJ vaults into frontrunner for MVP? Again, he had a fine game, but this wasn't him delivering a signature performance to beat Purdy and the Niners...Purdy ***** the bed, and SF never got their offense going. Most of the credit here should go to the Ravens defense, with LJ complimenting it and taking advantage of the numerous times he was given great field position. It's just strange that the guy that nobody was talking about because his numbers weren't there suddenly is the favorite because of this one game where the defense was clearly the catalyst and Jackson himself just played his part. I really don't understand how this game suddenly vaults him to the top. If you wanna say we should start taking him as a serious MVP candidate now, I'm OK with that. Bottom line is that Josh should be right there with anyone, but needs to win out with at least 500 more pass yards and at least 5 more TD's to legitimately win

The RAVENS stomped the best team on the road...not just Lamar. That's why their defense has been top notch all season and Lamar has mediocre to good numbers. He has complimented the defense very well this season. Lamar didn't outduel Brock Purdy in a battle that showcased who the better QB was...Purdy imploded and the Ravens capitalized on turnovers and great field position. Lamar had a fine game, but this wasn't a demonstration as to how high of a level Lamar Jackson was on. The Niners did everything they could to hand Baltimore the win, and even with all those turnovers, Lamar didn't close the door and the defense had to get yet another INT late to seal it. Josh has 16 more TD's than Lamar and is accounting for 83% of his teams touchdowns, while LJ is at 55%. If Josh plays well and the Bills beat Miami after Baltimore beats them and they get the two seed, it would be criminal to give Lamar the MVP over Josh