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Josh right now bruh and the Chiefs aren't The Avengers

I understand Watson is the face of the franchise (at this point), but how does that make him worthy of being involved in every decision within the football operations? He didn't have to sign that contract, but he did for the money. He knew who was there. He saw what they did to D-Hop. He still signed the extension. Now, because they aren't seeking his approval for every decision, he wants to force his way out of Houston? Just because you are the highest paid player on the team doesn't mean you can also basically run the entire organization. To me it's selfish and a Prima-Donna type move.

It's ours, I like it.

Is there anyone else who thinks this may have been weighing on Josh's mind a bit? I do. Not like overwhelming dread, but just a thought in the back of his mind. We know about the personal relationship these guys have off the field and how special it has been for each. I think we see Josh's best performance of the playoffs this week against KC now that he knows the jolly fat man is hanging in for at least another year.

I'm of the crowd that would rather face Mahomes than Henne. That way, if we win, there will be no excuses like, "Oh, well if the Chiefs had Mahomes.." blah, blah, blah. Nah, I want us to whoop that with Patrick taking the snaps.

Knew this was coming. Who wants to be in Houston or Philly right now?

I miss talking about draft scenarios from November until May as well. We should be in full blown scouting mode right now.

Nick Wright won't be able to deflect that Pinto Ron treatment like he does the Bills' performances

I mean, you could go somewhere and try to be the savior if that's what you really want to do. In either of those cases I think it would be the wrong move. Unless Eric Bienemy is hired in Houston I think Watson is out and Bienemy can decline any job to stay in KC. What do you do then? Miami already owns your #3 pick in the draft and that team is completely devoid of talent on offense outside of Watson. I mean they have nothing. Defensively they have a couple of aging stars in Mercilus and Watt. That's it. That team will dwell in the cellar for years to come once they deal Watson, if and more likely when Watson forces their hand. Philly has a complete crap show at QB due to the fact that you have a horrible, inescapable contract with Wentz and Jalen Hurts. Hurts may be capable of being their new Donovan McNabb, but the cap hell they are in is deep right now. They too have a bunch of aging, overpriced players on both sides of the ball and look likely to be headed for a full blown rebuild. Do you really want to go into something like that as your first HC gig? Idk, it's up to the individual. But if I were our guys I stay put on a team positioned for success not only this year, but beyond until something with better pieces (draft and player wise) opens up.

Bills talk starts about 1:40 in

Right now I can't see anyone in Houston or Philly. I feel sorry for Frazier if he goes there as well. That team is a train wreck. Daboll would be foolish to leave for something that wasn't a better situation than he finds himself in right now. Philly is also another debacle all its own. Chances are good our entire staff is intact for at least one more season.

Patrick Mahomes, Sean Diddy Combs, Jim Everett and Jim Rome, whatever, Bills by 10

Scoop, there it is

Progressive presents "At Home With Baker Mayfield"..... How true that is.

Crazy play

Devin White is Ray Lewis w/out the murder rap

As long as they beat the Bucs I'm good with that.

I want to see Brady suffer..... Not due to injury or anything. I just want to see him thoroughly beaten.

No, me either. They had an entire quarter without Mahomes on the field and couldn't make enough stops on defense to get it done. Good year for the Browns. The Chiefs were just better.

Let the talk begin

How big is that fumble before the half?