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Just now, Low Positive said:
Football is too violent to have games that don't mean anything.
But lets add more games and more playoff teams with 9-8 records.
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3 hours ago, Mikie2times said:
I’ve never seen Jalen Hurts get stuffed on his own 1-yard line, fumble the ball, and nearly cost his team the game.
I was at that Vikings game and it DID cost us the game.
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If it were me I'd work out a trade with Cleveland for Schwartz.
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13 minutes ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:
Not exactly a new idea. You must be younger than I thought! LOL Actually I was bit surprised when I looked it up as thought it went back before 1960, but do recall the last few.
I watched the last 2. They were dogs. Players didn't want to be there. Some starters didn't play.
I say not.
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2 hours ago, Best Williams Available said:
There was a shot of him coming off the field on a time out and I said “oh 💩 that’s glassy eyed Josh, he’s not the one we need to win this.” He wears his heart on his sleeve so you can easily tell which Josh is in-game.
In the 1st quarter my wife states, "Ought Oh, Josh has the deer in the headlight look.". He did.
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6 hours ago, Niagara Dude said:
They set it up for most important moment of the game, the question is why does McDermott learn from this moment and do the same
Maybe he did when we sacked Kermit on 3rd and long before they kicked the go ahead FG?
5 hours ago, HOUSE said:I would say not running in the first half was a coaching choke.
I would say on the last drive or 2 when Spags was totally sagged in to stop the run and we didn't go to play action for some throws downfield was a coaching choke.
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Marone'll be HC by this time next year.
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5 hours ago, UKBillFan said:
The Bills put up 29. How many points do you want to bail out this defense???
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22 minutes ago, DabillsDaBillsDaBills said:
Has any athlete, across any sport, been let down by their team as much as Josh Allen has?
Josh has 9 TDs and 0 turnovers in the last 3 playoff losses to the Chiefs.
Bills DEF has forced 5 punts and 2 turnovers over those 3 games.
Danny White
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We could have taken Kermit in 2017 ...
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1 hour ago, Einstein said:
I don’t understand what game some of you were watching.
Outside of the first drive, Allen was great.
The deep touchdown to Hollins was on a rope, the fourth down TD had to be peppered past two layers of defenders, and he bought time repeatedly.
He was 68% passing with 270+ yards and 2 TD’s after the first drive.
Go sleep the alcohol off, you’re drunk.
QBs job is to win the game. It was there for the taking and he/we didn't take it. That 1st 3 and out along with the resulting KC TD put us down 7. We lost by 7.
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I'm not worried about this stat. Nowadays with AI and fancy analytics software, everything's a record or the first time ever or whatever ...
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2 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:
Honestly outside of the running game and wide out screens I am not sure what Brady is really scheming up. Onto next season I guess.
I thought all game he was setting up the play action bomb. KC was totally sagged in to stop the run but we never went to it.
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21 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said:
Not without a ring he isn't. That's just how QBs are viewed. Nevermind that his presence alone gives the Bills probably an extra 8 or 9 wins a year and his insane numbers and plays....without a ring it won't matter.
Jim Kelly
Dan Marino
Dan Fouts
Fran Tarkenton
Warren Moon
Sonny Jurgensen
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26 minutes ago, FireChans said:
I was SO ready to write a massive apology post to Mack if we pulled this one out.
I said all offseason my biggest fear was Mack playing WR in the AFCCG against the Chiefs, little did I know he was gonna be our BEST WR in that scenario. Still not good enough but it was like a perfect ending to the narrative.
Brutal.
I'm also taking back all the bad things I said about Mack after that game where he couldn't find the football on a long pass over his shoulder and another dropped pass that game.
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On 1/25/2025 at 8:31 AM, GunnerBill said:
Of the five "branches" of the tree, three are sourced from offense and Seifert and Rhodes are sourced from defense. And what they both ran were 4-3 schemes that played zone coverage on early downs and then lots of heavy nickel and dime on 3rd down. I think that is pretty influential on the defenses you see in the league today. It was the basis of the 4-3 under Pete Carroll won a Superbowl with in Seattle and heavily influences a lot of the schemes you see. There is more variance on D than on O though, because there is still a strong 3-4 contingent of defensive coordinators around.
Oh, so now Bill Walsh gets credit for the 4-3 defense? The 4-3 defense was invented by Tom Landry in 1956 and everyone else (including Walsh) followed.
QuoteIn 1956, Landry became the first defensive coordinator to switch to the 4–3 as a base defense. As the 1956 Giants won the NFL Championship, this gave the 4–3 enormous exposure, and just about the whole NFL converted to the new system the following season.
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On 1/24/2025 at 7:13 AM, Roundybout said:
Does “worst” include a U.S. military veteran?
They shouldn’t be!In some cases yes. Charles Whitman and Timothy McVey were both military veterans. And, not all military veterans are citizens. I served with some in the Marines in the late 1970s so it's not a new phenomenon either. I kindof think if a non citizen completes their enlistment with an honorable discharge should be awarded citizenship but that's not the case. Would be a great recruitment tool.
So I would really need more info on this military veteran which is not given before knowing if an injustice has been done.
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NFL is the most nepotistic enterprise in America.
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On 1/19/2025 at 6:48 PM, Best Williams Available said:
Bmore is also alright. Their worst fans and our worst fans are not representative of their fanbases. I went to the Ravens game earlier in the year and the fans we encountered before and after were great. I like them a helluva lot better than KC, Cinci etc.
And they have a cool band that was formerly the Baltimore Colts Band which they kept active when the Colts moved out in the middle of the night and are now the Ravens Band. Very cool IMHO.
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19 hours ago, Logic said:
I joked about it earlier in this thread, but the Bills need to find the "chip on their shoulder" this week.
You and I and everyone else can find the notion of needing extra motivation in such a big game silly. But we saw, and had it confirmed by multiple players, how impactful the media all picking the Ravens, the Jerry Coleman comments, etc was for the Bills players. Allen mentioned it right after the game. Just about every pro athlete is motivated by perceived disrespect, and our team seems ESPECIALLY motivated by it. They THRIVE as underdogs. You and I can think that's silly, but that's the reality.
Meanwhile, you have Andy Reid saying to the press yesterday "I presume the Bills will be favored, but that's okay, we'll do what we do". He's already planting the seeds in his players' minds that THEY'RE the underdogs. Nevermind that they were a one loss one-seed. I GUARANTEE that they'll be painting themselves as the underdogs all week in their locker room.So I hope the media doubts the Bills loudly and repeatedly all week, harps on how Josh CAN'T beat Mahomes in the playoffs, etc.
The Bills need to find their chip for this week.
Yeah, jocks really eat up the whole " they said we couldn't do it " thing.
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9 hours ago, Doc Brown said:
Someone missed a PAT? Now I'm really confused.
It was the Eagles kicker I think I was thinking about. It was a long day of football. It was late. I was a coupla bong hits in. Forgive me please for my football misrepresentation of facts not in evidence.
The better team does not find themselves down by 2 after a 3rd Q TD, panic, and go for 2 and not get it.
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2 hours ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:
The better team doesn’t go -3 in the turnover battle
The better team does not panic after a missed PAT and go for 2 the next time and don't get it.
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29 minutes ago, Beast said:
It was garbage by the coaching staff.
The Bills had a chance to take an 18 point lead but the coaching staff played conservative ball all second half. The Bills won today, IMO, in spite of their coaching staff hamstringing the team.
You have a chance to drive a stake through Dracula’s heart in the playoffs you better damned well do it.
I believe if I'm not mistaken, Dracula is flat on his back with a stake in his heart on a 747 headed back to Baltimore.
36 minutes ago, appoo said:So does this mean we could challenge it or not? Kind of sounds like not but I am not a lawyer.
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20 minutes ago, Dr Krentist said:
My only gripe is that the game could have been done if they tush pushed twice to make it a two possession game.
That might have worked. We'll never know. But what we do know for certain is what Coach McDermott did worked. Bring on KC.
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Some thoughts on why we can't get over the hump
in The Stadium Wall
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What reminded me of the Houston game was the odd behavior of the refs. Taking away a TD from us because the Houston guy didn't know the rules. And in this game, one ref running in marking short and one running in marking long. A go to commercial review and then saying he was short. No measurement.