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As far back as when they were 0-10-1 back in 2021 I loved them. I had never seen a team with such a poor record play with so very much heart, with a coach who was deeply passionate. I've loved them ever since. I think they are the best team in football. BUT...that doesn't mean I think they are unbeatable...they are. Before I thought we could lose this game to them and we'd still be fine. Then last week happened. This is now sort of a must win for the Bills for various reasons, if for no other reason than just staying in the #2 spot. Go Bills!

This is terrible, but you'll be back, kid. Oh and I am very envious of the Cowboys that they even had such a talent.

The Lord of Brevity. Nuch being Nuch. Which includes being 100% accurate.

I wish they would have played the best game they are capable of playing against somebody else. Additionally, it seems like every year at least one team plays its best game against the Bills.

Indeed, Taro. I know what's important...I know, I know, I know, I know, OK. We are winning and it is the most important thing. However, I just feel when the opportunity arises (and it has in games this year) they would just let Josh go feast. ...and you all know what I mean. It does not mean be reckless...it means "Sling that pigs skin, Baby...make it fly!" Go Bills

Man...If they are all through the air (They won't be) it gets him to 200 passing TDs for his career. I am not being greedy, but it is honestly possible, in controlled conditions for the next two weeks, he gets 8. 5 passing, 3 Rushing.

To be clear...the trophy I gave for the above... That one is for your grandmother. 👊

Comfort them then, my friend. Let them know there is no shame in losing to a juggernaut. ...Please also ask them to forward us Churros...mmmm, Churros.

GUNS, you should get multiple trophies. One for the post and one for the link to Cinderella Man. Oh man what a good movie. Everybody...everybody was great in that one, including Craig Bierko as Max Baer.

Regardless, what are they saying, Gonz?

Can you imagine...a Bills and Lions win this weekend, coupled with a Chiefs loss and the Bills go into Detroit as the #1 AFC team, as Detroit is the #1 NFC team and they are a combined 23-3. The best late season game since the Chiefs and Rams met a few years ago. Crazy.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C2voniCMHEw/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet I don't care what anybody says. Just give'em to me. Early 2000s, blue on blue "dress blues"! EDIT @NickelCity Nick..NICK...once they actually have those colors on and you're cheering for them it will be transformative.

There is no down side to this, really even if he comes in to play. He is a veteran mentor role player off the field and he is an incredibly well versed in our defense veteran grizzle dawg player on the field, even if he has lost a step or two. Give me slower but Zen over younger but clueless seven days a week.

Give me an old school CFL/USFL 14-4 or 15-3 record! I remember when the Boston Breakers and Denver Gold finished 11-7 and 10-8...I have no idea why I remember that. EDIT: I also remember when the Ottawa Roughriders (RIP) made it to the Grey Cup with two playoff victories after finishing the season 5-11. They lost to Warren moon and the Edmonton Eskimos, but I loved that Roughriders team and all that moxie. EIDT 2: Some info on that team... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/69th_Grey_Cup "The 69th Grey Cup was played on November 22, 1981, at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Quebec in front of 52,487 fans. The 1981 Grey Cup game is considered to be one of the ten best Grey Cup games of all time.[1] CFL football fans saw an unexpectedly exciting game, as the 22.5 point underdog Ottawa Rough Riders, sporting a woeful record of 5–11 (the worst record in league history by any Grey Cup finalist team), came within three seconds of beating the Edmonton Eskimos, who had won the championship the last three straight years. The Eskimos, with a 14–1–1 record, were almost the victims of what would have been the biggest upset in the history of the Grey Cup. With the win, the Eskimos became the first team in league history to win the Grey Cup four consecutive times."

Anyone else terribly upset that in the three years since the Bengals went to the Super Bowl and were set to be the AFC co-chairs with the Chiefs they have gone… 34-28, overall; 13-16, the last two years; and are set to miss the playoffs for the second straight year? Yep, didn’t think so.