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Me too. These are the same young WRs that he refused to throw to last year because he had to feed Lazard and Cobb.

It goes against everything that every other team thinks about roster management because you pretty much waste the entire rookie contract on the bench.

That is a really strange way to find a negative spin for the BIlls game in an NFC game that has nothing to do with it. What is Allen gonna do to the great Chiefs D?

That’s all this offense needs. Get the ball to the playmakers in space.

My irrational hatred of both Harbaugh brothers has nothing to do with football and everything to do with Tom Crean. If you know you know.

I just checked, It’s going to rain for the first half of this game.

I remember playing Colecovision demos at the Hills on Delaware near Hertel.

All that I can think about is that Tom Rinaldi puff piece from before the College Football championship game. The amount of child abuse that Tua suffered at the hands of his father was truly shocking. Regardless of your opinions on corporal punishment, I think that most would agree that throwing INTs in high school football games is not cause for a father to beat his almost adult son with a belt. His father also forced him to be a lefty so that he wouldn't be the only lefty in the family. Crazy stuff.

Look at the actual stats (https://www.espn.com/nfl/team/stats/_/name/bal/baltimore-ravens). They don't have a single receiver with over 1,000 yards and Odell only had 565 in 14 games. Lamar had under 4,000 yards for the season. Flowers had a nice rookie year, but the "declining" Diggs had 325 more yards than him and Davis, Kincaid, and Shakir all had more yards than the Ravens second-leading receiver in Beckham. There were a few long bombs to WRs who were single-covered down the sidelines in the Fins game so I have to assume that is the only Ravens game that Bills fans watched. If you watch them, the Ravens like always are winning with defense.

Should have been 34. Longer FGs in the cold are not gimmies, but kicks under 30 yards should not be missed.

It's not like McDaniel is from Miami. He's from Denver. He should know better how to deal with cold weather. Also, it's not like most Bills players aren't from the South. The trick to playing in the cold is to just prepare for the game like normal. Let your equipment guys prepare for the weather.

Gotta slay the dragon. Reminds me of Manning and the Colts needing to get past Brady and the Pats.

I think teams are concerned about the high number of openings and the low number of qualified candidates.

I said the same thing last week, but I was informed that teams cannot use alternate uniforms in playoff games.

You know how teams are about this stuff. The Lions wore all blue 6 times this year and won all those games. They lost both of the home games where they wore silver pants.

It was a troll post that somehow got to seven pages.

Murray is already on the 53. As @GunnerBill notes above, we had to elevate a WR and LB yesterday to fill holes. Teams can only elevate two per week.

From the game thread: Home teams are 10-6 in his games this year, including 7-2 since NOV.

Trevor Lawrance this year

Dear Mr. Goodell, I am writing as a concerned fan of the National Football League. The Quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, a Mr. Joshua Patrick Allen, committed an obvious fake slide during the second quarter of yesterday's contest between the Bills and the Pittsburgh Steelers. The resulting touchdown played a vital role in forcing the Kansas City Chiefs to play an actual road playoff game instead of playing at home as God intended. Please rectify this situation by awarding the win to Pittsburgh and allowing the Chiefs to host the Texans next Sunday. Sincerely, Zerovoltz ( Chiefs #1 fan)

What about the RtP on Ed Oliver where Mason Rudolph didn't even fall down?

Chiefs fans are just salty because they view playoff home games as a birthright.

Anybody else think it's strange that the team made a glossy graphic about an interview? They kind of have to hire him now.

Why do we have to drag Tomlin through the mud here? He does make some questionable game-management decisions, but so do all NFL coaches. I think that Tomlin is an excellent coach from a "leader of men" standpoint. I was really impressed with the fight that the Steelers showed after falling behind 21-0. The Eagles, OTOH, gave up after falling behind 13-0 last night. Also, if you go back to the point in the season when the Steelers lost in Indianapolis and their season was basically over. Tomlin got them to keep fighting and they made the playoffs (with some help). That's good coaching from a leadership perspective. The same can be said about McDermott, but few on here want to acknowledge that.

If Mason Rudolph is the answer for them going forward, isn't it a massive failure from a talent-evaluation standpoint that it took them 6 seasons to see that?