Virgil

Tom Brady voted for Lamar. I was honestly surprised by this, because Brady tries to come off as an Allen supporter and friend. Just in case you needed another reason to have Brady go ***** himself

Go to Costco if you have one. You can't go wrong with any of the laptops they sell. They start around $500, but have great specs and build quality. Myself, family, and friends have all bought from them over the past few years and have been happy.

I have no idea what your issue is with me, but why you feel the urge to keeping taking shots is beyond me. Do what I do and ignore me on the board. You don't need to comment on my posts or interact with me. I'll ignore you, and you can ignore me.

I know that I'm breaking the cardinal rule of posting so soon after a hard loss, but I honestly just want to be away from all things Bills for a while. Honestly, I've been feeling this way since before the Ravens game. These playoffs weren't fun for me because I hated the narratives (that ended up being true). Even when we won, and no matter what we did in the playoffs, the Bills were never going to be anything to rest of the world if we didn't win a Super Bowl (which is completely an unfair expectation that doesn't seem to be held to anyone else beyond possibly the Ravens). Granted, finishing with the second seed so many times and being "regular season heroes," it does feel like the regular season feels pointless on some level to us. With all that being said, I will leave it at that and sign off: -Josh picked the wrong day to be "Sugar High Josh." Of all the things I didn't think would happen today, it was Josh failing to be the Josh we've seen all season. He recovered in the second half, but he was terrible for most of first half. Inaccurate, jittery, and almost threw multiple pics. We were still in it, and he had the ball in his hand to win it at the end, but came up short. (Another narrative he won't be able to shake) -Brady called his worst game of the season and was way too one dimensional. We didn't run the ball at all in the first half and then ran is almost too much in the second. We were predictable and sickening. What was that playcalling on the last drive? Where was Cook? -Elam should have been cut at halftime. If there was any debate as to how bad a pick Elam was, it's long been decided now -I know people want to harp on the 4th down turnover on downs, and maybe it was a first down, but also credit to the Chiefs for shutting that play down multiple times. -Groot ended up on the ground on more plays than I can count. I have no idea how, but so many of Mahomes' runs were because Groot was leveraged to the inside or flat on his butt. Just a terrible performance -We've run 6 offensive lineman as much, if not more, than any other team and we couldn't figure out how to line up in this game? What was that about? -We can focus on the Kincaid drop all we want, but where was Kincaid and Knox the entire game? I just don't get what Brady was doing. -McD's post game presser focusing most of his answers on Benford getting hurt was infuriating to me. Play Ingram or Lewis. -The Coaching Staff, and not just McD beat themselves. If you ever needed a game to prove that the Chiefs live in our head, it was this game. Josh started out of sorts. Everything we did well all season, we didn't implement until the second half. Everyone was out-thinking themselves and it's rough -3 of our last 4 overall first picks were Elam, Kincaid, and Coleman. For as many great picks Beane has made, this is inexcusable. I wish I could have enjoyed the ride and take pride in making the AFC Championship, but I just can't. I'm so sick of the narratives. The Bills can't get it done. The Bills messed up by trading the pick to the Chiefs that resulted in Worthy. Josh can't come from behind and win. The Bills can't win a road playoff road game. The Bills finally lost a game and won the turnover battle. Josh is the first QB to go 0-4 against another QB in the playoffs ever. Out of all of the things I just mentioned, my biggest issue is that I have no idea what the Bills can do differently to change this outcome. Our offensive is our offense, that is not going to change this offseason. We are bringing everyone back, minus Cooper (but who cares). We will probably pay Groot, and the money we do have available will most likely go to our own guys. The Ravens are going to roll it back, the Chiefs are the Chiefs, and I have no reason to expect anything to change. We are the bridesmaid. We are the almost was. But most of all, I'm mad at myself for starting to Billieve. I had thoughts of a parade and what winning it all would be like. But now I get to skip another Super Bowl because I hate the idea of the Chiefs or Eagles winning it all. Just a terrible outcome either way. I wish I could say it was a fun time, but 🤢

Knox would have caught it

Nope, this was the one thing I didn’t expect to happen. I was expecting the defense and special teams to crumble. I did not expect Josh to play his worst game of the season. At this point, I don’t know that they will ever get over the hump.

Josh has no one to blame but himself for this loss. He sure picked a great time to throw away his MVP season. What a total letdown. Pathetic

Sugar High Josh has entered the chat

I ***** hate that they film Swift entering the stadium similar to the players. I just want it all to be over for them

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Anyone else find it interesting that Harbaugh isn't getting crap for going for 2 both times. Had he just kicked the first extra point, they wouldn't have needed to go for 2 the second time. 2 point conversions have been the bane of his existence for years, yet somehow he got a pass. Granted, I understand the decision in the moment, down in the 3rd quarter, but still.

Go for 2. No question. Have faith in Josh. I’d rather Josh and Brady on one play than all the unknowns that can happen in OT

The guy knows how to build a program and the Raiders need a culture change. I think this could be a good plan with a transition setup after his 3-4 years

I’ll have what she’s having. I wish I could be confident, but I’m just too damaged. I barely enjoyed the Ravens game last week. It’s tough and I hate how negatively this all affects me. I find that I care more about changing the narratives than the actual winning. I’m tired of hearing what we can’t do. That we can’t beat the Chiefs in the playoffs (which no one else really can) we can’t make a Super Bowl, etc. I just want to win and finally put to rest the narrative that we will always find a way to fail.

I truly think the Chiefs and Bills game is more like a wild card game against a divisional opponent. Yes, the roster talent matters, but it goes beyond that. These two teams know each other so well, that anything can happen.

You think they lack firepower? Hollywood Brown, Kelce, Hopkins, Worthy, and Pacheco? I'd argue they have incredible firepower, but haven't had everyone healthy together until the playoffs.

You can’t double Kelce, which is why the Chiefs are so dangerous. They have Kelce, Hopkins, Brown, Worthy, and Pacheco. Any of them are capable of making big plays in key moments. You have to accept that they are all going to make catches, but commit to limiting the big plays. We need our secondary to be healthy, as it’s all hands on deck

I think the offensive gameplan against the Ravens is under a little too much scrutiny (not directed at OP) than it should be. The Ravens defense is arguably the best in the league and they blew up a lot of plays with great performances. How many times have you seen our WR screens and Shakir get tackled for losses in open field? I think a lot of our plays go for more yardage typically. Sometimes you just have to tip your cap to the defense. Against the Chiefs, it should be a different ball game. The Chiefs almost feel like a division rival at this point, in that we know each other so well. The Chiefs passing game is way more effective and they rely on short passes, with the option of some trickery and deep shots. I think the Bills will play more of their "keep the ball in front of us and wait for mistakes" defense, while the offense will pry be similar to what we saw in the Broncos game. I'm the most worried about Special Teams. This isn't a dig against Bass, as much as a compliment to how well the Chiefs special teams have been playing. They are blocking FG's at a higher than average rate.

Holding needs to be reduced to a 5 yard penalty. They are called too much and aren’t dangerous. The impact of the 10 yards is disproportionate to the penalty committed

If the Bills win Sunday, it would only be fitting for the Bills to lose the Super Bowl to the Eagles to complete the NFC East clean sweep

Hyde was never meant to touch the field and I don’t see this changing anything. But we shall see.

27 points against the number one defense in the NFL for the past 10 weeks.

And props to Bass for being perfect today. Yes to the OP, that was the right call.

Ravens and Lamar are way better than j gave them credit for. Props to them. We are lucky to escape with a win?

But he didn’t. That’s growth