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This is the kind of game I like to watch when the Bills aren’t playing.

The funny thing is that it’s only trolling us. The Bills were all babies or not born in 1999 and were not Bills fans.

You’re thinking Travis Henry.

I hope Seattle wins this, just because Pittsburgh Dad’s Stiller game recaps are my favorite non-bills thing on football YouTube and a rant on Geno is what I need to see.

Last time I checked no one on this message board is suiting for the Bills. So, our looking past teams and not staying humble has no bearing on the team’s performance.

The Lions would have beaten the Ravens if not for the longest FG in NFL history.

I want Seattle to win this just so we get to hear Pittsburgh Dad rant about Geno Smith.

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And to think we did that without Milano.

It was supposed to be a HB pass to the rookie OT Spencer Brown. But the whole thing just blew up in their faces when Brown slipped.

That's exactly what happened in the AFC Championship Game and its what the Bucks did to the Chiefs in the SB.

Well that's ball game.

They were defending downfield to prevent a big play, so we ran the ball and threw underneath. Its a simple as that.

I hate football.

Josh was supposed to push that into the line, but their D-line got penetration so he improvised.

Cause Josh drew them Offside but the refs didn't call it.

Its about to be tied.

I know that it doesn't feel like it, but Josh Allen is completing 61% of his passes and is on pace for over 300 yards.

I'm getting real Lou Holts with the Jets vibes from Urban Mayer in Jacksonville. Next step is to get a pep band and write a fight song.

This is Mahomes investing in things to set him up for retirement. He also owns minority shares in the Royals and both the women's and men's soccer teams in KC. Smart players look at guys like Magic Johnson who is making more money in business ventures than he did as a player as the model to follow. Payton Manning also owns a whole bunch of Papa John's franchises and a stake in an Anheuser-Busch distributor in Louisiana.

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Now that I've had a chance to cool off a bit, I agree with all the things mentioned by reasonable posters. What i will add is that this team doesn't quit. Most Bills teams of the 2000's quit after that Allen sack late in the 4th. Also, the play that won the game for the Texans was just dumb luck. Neal had Watson sacked and Milano knocked him back on his feet. I would be as upset as other on here, but I decided about a decade ago that I won't let the actions of other grown men decide my mental state.

I hate all sports teams that play in Dallas, Boston and Philly. Except for the Mavs. I always have a soft spot for them for beating the Heatles. That Eagles/Patriots Superbowl was just brutal for me.

You guys are trying to set a standard that no QB except for Eli Manning has met. No one consistently beats NE year in and year out. Look at what Belichick's defense did to Mahomes in the AFC Championship game last year. Goff looked like he forgot how to play football when faced with Belichick's D. Payton Manning took how many attempts to beat NE in the playoffs? Payton (most likely a first ballot HOFer) was 6-11 in head to head matchups with NE when Brady plays. By your standards, every other QB in the league except for Brady sucks. Well, except for Jake Plumber, who for some strange reason was 3-0 in head to head matchups with Brady. https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/am59wu/oc_tom_bradys_career_record_by_opposing_starting/

All the talk in Cincinnati this week has been how poor their LB core is in protecting the middle of the field in the passing game. I expect a big game from Beasley and the TEs.