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I'd love to see us switch divisions with Baltimore. It would make more sense to be with Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Cincy. All several hours apart.

23 of that 37 were against the Browning-led slumping Bengals in a home game though. Other than that they played a mediocre Seattle team and the Ravens JV team with Huntley. The Seahawks and Bengals rank 25th and 21st in scoring D. We rank 4th. Either way, make of it what you will. The point is that historically on this season they're not a great team. They barely edged the 9-8 Bengals, Jags, and Colts to log that 7th seed. The matchup seems to favor them however, the cold snowy weather in high winds. They do seem to have a good secondary so there may not be much wiggle room for error on Allen's part, and if it comes down to which team runs the ball better, Cook who's averaged 3.6 YPC under Brady except against Dallas or Harris/Warren who are bigger backs, given that our rushing D is our weakness, it may be problematic.

Harris and Warren are RBs that are seemingly better suited to this type of game. Neither of us has a good rushing D, ours is slightly worse. There's no weather advantage, but the home crowd will be NUTS!! Could be a concern, but with Allen doing his thing we should be more than fine. Fournette might be better suited to get a lot more carries than he has been getting.

Steelers are the only team in the playoffs for both conferences that has a negative point-differential.

Scoring their 14th. I'm curious why that is. If I cared more I'd look into it. LOL

How so, Cleveland #1D that is?

I just looked, his only receptions wide for significant gains were in the Cincy game (1) and first Miami game. (2) I don't know off those were the same types of plays. I wouldn't count on much from him in the playoffs the though. On a side note, Diggs has the highest drop rate of any WR on the team. Despite narratives, Davis has the lowest.

Just saying. Poor offense has not improved from a scoring perspective nor had Allen's passing games improved. Neither has or running game other than we're logging more carries. Our YPC is down significantly. I'm trying to figure out out, but the best that I can come to with is that Allen's become more of a game manager than a big-time-arm QB.

Not sure that's a great reason to play him more overall. He only had 7 catches in our first dozen games. In which of those games did he do that?

THANK YOU!! without his pick-6 and Harty's PR/TD, we'd be the same .500 at 3-3 and 2-4 in the division. Meanwhile, Diggs has been at half his prior production, all but literally, with only one TD, Allen's passing numbers are down, or PPG are down by 1.2, and Cook's YPC average is 3.6 in six games apart from one Dallas game as an extreme statistical outlier with his next two best having been earlier this season, and with not one other even slightly impressive rushing performance in those games. It's that a good thing. Asking rhetorically.

Sherfield had the worst catch% on the team. 22 targets, 11 catches 50% Also the worst yards-per both target and reception.

What's the Royal Rumble?

LOL Add this to the list of things that the NFL is greedy over.

I'm here to pay up! LOL Talk about under the wire though, he came into the game needing the three catches that he got. He averaged 1 every other game and didn't even break 100 on the season and his only TD was yesterday. Good game for it. As a consolation prize I'm left with my position being accurate nonetheless. Anyway, PM me your Bills related charity destination. Details are on page 4. I'll submit in your name if you want me to. Happy to do it.

To your point, his best game ever was in 2018, 5 catches for 77 yards.

Would love to see the Chiefs come to Buffalo after five straight in KC! As with the consensus, Browns have a better chance of beating the Ravens. Pittsburgh is the best matchup we could have had and a favorable one. Expecting a standard-setting game. Who cares about the NFC other than someone upsetting the Niners.

Did I make a comment about coaching? I said we're all happy. I'm happy. The coaching reference was to our playoff history. Let's hope it doesn't repeat. GO BILLS!!! And let's be honest, this was a depleted Miami team. I expected a more decisive win, so did most Bills fans.

Let's see how we do in the playoffs first. Beating a depleted Miami team, barely, while an impressive 2nd-Half, was only moderately impressive. Allen was a beast and without Harty's return TD ... Having said that, we're all happy until the next game. Pitt/Pickett should be somewhat of a breather, and hopefully Miami or KC can beat Baltimore at home, then hopefully we keep winning, host the AFCCG and then win the Super Bowl. Just let's not get outcoached. GO BILLS!!!

This team would be a disaster w/o Allen.

I would agree with that for the first half, but the Fins, all but literally, did nothing in the 2nd half. It was all us. 473 total yards. And f'g Allen!! Harty! Three receivers (Shakir, Diggs, and Kincaid) all near 100. Bring on Pitt, should be a breather game for us. Gotta like our chances at this point. GO BILLS!!!

Come on!

So we host Pittsburgh on Sunday then, right?

Again, his third OC in as many seasons. That is absolutely not good for a QB's development. That's not his fault.

Cook hasn't done anything notable under Brady except in the Dallas game, where his legendary status thrives on narrative. When are people going to grasp that. He's averaged 3.7 YPC in five other games, and is about the same tonight. That's pedestrian.

Of course, McD and the D are always not at fault. That's your broken record.