BobbyC81

I found myself cheering just as much (if not more) after that late KC INT (list by penalty) than any big Bills play this past season. I hate that damn Patriots team more than anything.

Here’s my silver lining, and maybe wishful thinking. Since Josh McDaniels backed out of the Indy job and turned down interviews so far this year, has he possibly been promised that this is Belecheat’s last year and he’ll take over? If BB wants to go out a champion, I’d be more accepting of a Pats win if it meant he would be gone. Same with Brady, although he has continuously said he wants to play a few more years.

Aaaarrgghh, I couldn’t let it go! It’s would’ve, could’ve, should’ve!! You should’ve stayed awake in English class so you would’ve known this!!

The other day I read an article about what teams the ticket brokers and travel package agents would want in the Super Bowl. They got neither team. Their theory, backed by comments from brokers, for the AFC team was that the Patriots have been to the Super Bowl so many times that diehard fans have probably attended some and may not be as interested whereas the Chiefs haven’t been in 50 years. For the NFC, they felt the Saints fans would be willing to even drive to Atlanta while the less interested Rams fans might be less willing to have to fly cross-country.

Yes, as a bare minimum both teams need to have a possession. Do we think a defensive touchdown on the first possession still ends the game? It kind of doesn't make sense that the team winning the coin toss and taking the ball first could screw up so badly and still get another chance.

I'd say the college football OT structure with some tweaks. Starting at the opponents 25 is pretty easy. Unless a team totally screws up with losing yards thru plays or penalties, they're likely to get a makeable FG try. NFL kickers are much better than the average college kicker so it's pretty much a makeable three points. Of course, the opponent next starting at the 25 can quickly score a TD and win the game. For the NFL, maybe they could start at midfield or their own 40. So, they may have to gain 20 to 30 yards to get a legit FG try. In today's NFL, with an above average QB, that may also seem easy but more difficult than starting at the opponent's 25.

And now you don’t have to do anything if the ball goes into the end zone. Did Lynn recommend that rule change?

Is Will Grier downgraded for being a Big 12 QB? He put up some good numbers.

Kent Hull. O-line needs a leader.

I remember when O-lineman Jeff Saturday retired, lost a lot of weight, and went to TV. If you didn’t know, you’d never think he was an NFL lineman.

Mentioned too much in The Good Place sitcom?

You mean like the Peter Pan photos? I probably shouldn’t have brought it up though.

Yes, I remember running backs back in the day like Earl Campbell and John Brockington who were 1,000 yard rushers one year and very ineffective the following year.

He was also considered expendable because they drafted Dawkins, who did well as a fillin when Glenn missed games.

Daboll going for a fellow chrome domer?

And Kyle Chandler was born in Buffalo!

Yesterday I saw for the first time an attempt that I’ve been calling for. Kick the ball low and as hard as you can at a player. It’ll be very difficult to field and most likely bounce back towards the kicking team. Dallas tried it but the kick was high and the Rams defender dodged it.

And in early March several posters will claim to have seen LB Thomas Davis at the Buffalo airport.

I thought for sure that lousy organization would promote Hue Jackson.

Dallas. I'd like to be there and have Jimmie Johnson be nearby. When the game is over, I walk over to him and, while messing up his hair, yell "How about them Buffalo Bills?!!" in his face.

I remember going to San Jose State games back in the 80's when he was playing.

Doesn't seem that long ago that I was watching him play against the UB Bulls.

That was a short retirement .

He reminds me of (hate to bring up his name) Anquan Boldin.

On a 58 yarder by Hauschka!!