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He also hurt his toe

Another case of piss poor TV production not showing a good replay in time for a team to get a look at it

This game got much more interesting

Landry doesn't really seem into it today

Like that this is turning into a nasty battle

How is that not a penalty on Matthieu

Re: the Hill coach push they were playing that off as a joke between the two - showed the coach laughing after

If Mahomes passes concussion protocol then the protocol is flawed

What a stupid play call

Good. Make KC play their starters as long as possible

Amplified now by his toe injury

Stomp the toe

Hoping the Browns can at least keep it somewhat of a game make Mahomes keep playing on his bad toe

Milano omg

That sideline throw is exactly the kind of vatch none of our receivers used to be able to make now they all can

Turf toe. Amputate

Go Baker?

Yep - he compared it to turning a double play. Was a cool observation

That's cool you got on national TV! I know you said you have no explanation, but from your vantage point did you see just everyone in the crowd giving max effort all game screaming/banging. How did it compare to reg games you've been to

I was thinking this same thing today. Do they really feel great with their QB situation and system going forward knowing the limitations and how teams can scheme against it. Does anyone think that they wouldn't rather have Allen at this point.

No turnovers by us was huge. Just one could have swung the game

ESPN put up a stat this AM Diggs is the first Bills player to have TDs in consecutive playoff games since 1995, and I'm like umm, that's the last time they HAD consecutive playoff games 😛

Love this. Remember distinctly used to sing this with my friends Rookie year in life

That is very cool. It's crazy how loud 6700 people are (and before the int you can hear the distinct sound of banging metal :p)

Hughes actually took himself out after that play and I was yelling "No Jerry stay out for one more!" In the end it turned out alright Re: the wind - I hope this silences all the people who said it wouldnt be a factor bc Josh's strong arm would "cut through it". Sure it can help for short throws on a line, but for long balls the law of physics gets more involved. Once the ball is up there on the swirling winds it can go anywhere, regardless of how strong your arm is. They pointed out on the broadcast that Huntley's overthrow to wide open receiver on 4th down was same end that the wind took over on Josh's overthrows earlier in the game. For this team, where the deep ball is one of the keys for the offense, high wind is the worst weather element they can encounter IMO. Even in snow/rain/ slippery field - most times that favors receivers who know where they are going vs defense having to react