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Can’t Touch This was playing as they broke for commercial. Production crew getting a little snarky about the roughing call...

Bill should call a timeout just to be a prick.

How much is Subway paying Bill? He’s spent 3 hours taking a foot long on national television.

Yeah, but there are 3 potentially great teams in the NFL, and the Packers are the third. Really see them against either Buffalo or KC. If it’s not KC, I hope you guys win. No way anyone else comes out of the AFC.

This Chiefs fan would appreciate it if someone could go ahead and knock y’all out of the playoffs in the first round or two. Yikes

That was less of a jump and more of a fall. Tough to watch, honestly.

Good news guys. I’m pretty sure I could play QB in the NFL.

Whenever people say that reviews should go away, I point to plays like this. What a disaster of a call.

Twitter...do your thing

Just wanted the national audience to get 14 more views of his son’s sweet mullet.

Bill is giving a nod to the next decade of Buffalo dominance by breaking out the run and shoot offense.

Yeah. Those tweety birds flying around his head are annoying.

Poyer looked a little wobbly there.

2 decades of frustration is about to get unleashed.

I had to read that twice...but yes he is.

Let it go. This is a really good team.

The Pro Bowl is a joke. It’s about as credible as PFF.

This is about to get ugly.

It’s crazy how poorly coached NE looks. It’s one thing to be undermanned, but they just look lost out there.

Allen is playing beautiful football.

Evidently there should be 37 penalties on New England and none on Buffalo. Big if true.

That’s not how addiction works.

As a Chiefs fan, the Bills are our biggest threat. Kansas City has built a dynasty caliber team, but Buffalo is going to be a real problem for the foreseeable future. So...I hope y’all lose early in the playoffs. I have no desire to see a rematch, and that’s the highest compliment I can give.

Buffalo is incapable of hosting a Super Bowl given the reality of how they’re awarded. That said, it’s ridiculous that marketability determines who hosts. The league is hyper focused on creating level playing fields and then completely abandoned that ideal when it comes to the Super Bowl.

Once a WR has a first down, gaining a few extra yards between the 20s is next to useless, and fighting for them is a losing proposition. Yards are cheap in the NFL. Possession is expensive. When WRs fumble, the defense recovers more often than not, so there’s really no reason for them to fight for a yard or two while risking taking a hit and possibly fumbling. Get to the ground or out of bounds, and live to fight another day.