mike22nc

I like Cook. I like how he's played the last two years. I also think the best use of him as a resource right now is to trade him at the top of his value. It's a win to use a late 2nd on him, get 3 very good years of production and then recoup that pick and use it to get better where we have bigger needs. I am comfortable with a Davis/Johnson/rookie backfield and continuing that cycle. The main reason not to pay a RB is the likelihood of injury at the position. The more carries they get throughout their career, the less likely they are to stay healthy. Additionally, they are more susceptible to getting a lower body injury that they never fully come back from. I am not comfortable ever giving a RB a 2nd contract and tying money up in the position on a long-term, high guarantee contract.

The makeup of this year's team was good enough to win the super bowl, so by definition the answer was yes for this year. I expect them to improve going into next year, so the answer will likely be yes. Will it result in a super bowl? Hard to say

I can't believe that Allen made that play, and I can't believe that Kincaid dropped it.

Long time left, but it's amazing how the biggest play in each Chiefs game is a bad call.

Except he got the 1st down...

Absolute bull####

He obviously got it. What are you looking at?

I don't like paying RBs, but if Cook gets a new contract after the season, he's earning it.

I've been waiting for a team to notice that we ALWAYS go left. Of course it's in this game against the Chiefs.

We're stronger on offense, specifically on the line. They're a much weaker offense. Yes, I am more confident than I was going into any previous playoff game against KC. To us, we already know Josh is the best player in the league. After next week and the super bowl, he's going to be undeniable.

I agree with the general sentiment. However, if there was one star player on the Bills I think we'd survive without, it's cook. I don't even know which of the three RBs I want on the field on any given play. Not trying to downplay Cook, he's a stud.

21-10 at the half and the ball would be an absolute dream.

Would have declined that and made it 3rd down and goal from the 8 regardless. But agreed, how you take the flag out of your pocket on Dawkins and don't call that, it's nonsense.

Huge stand. Make this the last possession of the half and it's a win, points or no (I prefer points).

Did Romo really just say he's too precious? What the...

I haven't felt this way since the 13 seconds game. These are the two best teams in the league. My heart is racing on every play.

I just don't understand how that happens.

I'd love to pile on, but the chart is insanely misleading. It has multiple columns, but is sorted by "progression rate" as if it is a function of all of the others. However, "progression rate" as they have it is simply (100% - "designated receiver"%). They've defined designated receiver as the percentage of jet sweeps, shovel passes and screens. It's completely bogus and is only a measure of the frequency of those types of plays in the offense.

Every player in the NFL is a freak athlete. Spencer Brown's size/speed/strength combination makes him a freak amongst freaks. He seems to be on track to hit the ceiling that his athleticism allows for, which is incredible for the Bills.

The ref spotting the ball at the top of the screen keeps giving the broncos an extra half yard and taking a half yard from us when we have the ball on every play.

I thought they were going to carry him to the endzone

Like what? The offense moved the ball just fine. Are we really worried? I'm not.

This is why you didn't pull the plug when Milano looked ordinary the first few weeks back like some people called for.

I sure hope we don't play Saturday next week. Doubtful you can get through the protocol in that timeframe.

The Bills - if they play to the level they are capable in all phases I am not scared of anyone. Let's just hope that none of the offense, defense, kicking game or coaches let the team down.