Don Dokken

Feels like a good omen. The window is open and the roster is as healthy as you can ask for this time of year. Yeah, this is the year

TE open underneath too

Didn't have any issues. Kids had a great time. Thanks for the post, needed that perspective 👍

Thanks all. Not a STH, decided to take my young kids to this one and regretting it a little now that I see what a mess parking could be.

So disappointing. Had to listen to a few games on the radio last season. There were way too many times when it was hard to understand what the result of a play was -- he would immediately analyze it rather than simply describe what happened. Guess we're stuck with him now, have to hope he gets better.

Totally stunning. YES

Classic tyrod going deeper than he had to on third and fourth down

Not sure if anyone read Skurski's piece in the BN on Sirianni but it explains that reaction very well "You think about being in that moment of the Super Bowl, listening to the national anthem, how much that's going to mean,” he said. “It makes you think about all the hard work that you had to go through to get to the moment that you're in right now. It will be a good feeling. I'm not going to let myself get wrapped up in that feeling, because right after that, we're going to have a job to do. But I will let myself enjoy that moment for a second and enjoy that feeling, because there was a lot of hard work by a lot of people. Everyone is going to feel this way. There are a lot of people who helped me get to this spot that I'm in right now. It will be cool to listen to it and get to work.” https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/southwestern-graduate-eagles-coach-nick-sirianni-looks-to-add-to-his-familys-legacy-with-a/article_6c1fa9da-aa38-11ed-9dd3-0b9a7ebda449.html

For me the total failure on Sunday almost dulled the pain of 13 seconds in retrospect. We'll never know, but who's to say if we hung on in that game last year's AFCCG at home wouldn't have looked...a little like what we just saw? I would like to think not, but this is the first time we've really played this version of the Bengals. Maybe they are a uniquely terrible matchup for us. But man did 13 seconds suck.

Bears GM Ryan Poles was hired from the Chiefs organization last offseason

"The Patriot Way"

Announcers completely misunderstanding what is going on

Silly decision to catch that. Bad game for Hines on ST

God our DBs so rarely play the ball

How about a replay?? Coverage is so bad

If I have to hear Mark Sanchez use the word "Cheetah" one more time I might commit a crime

Does anybody win a challenge in the age of the "eye in the sky" ref?

The worst part is I think we all know McK's unreliability will hurt us in a key situation down the road

Late in the Super Bowl XXVII pre-game show, OJ Simpson exclaims, "There's a God in heaven and He loves the Bills!" Anyway just thinking about that again for no reason (For reference: https://youtu.be/m6sK6wGLQGE?t=8049)

Haha the fireworks after that FG. Hook it to my veins

I hope Mac Jones is the Pats QB forever

Agree with OP. There are flaws but it's important to take the long view. The silver lining for those so inclined is our Super Bowl odds went on sale a little with this loss

This guy has now been traded three times in five seasons. To Miami in '18, to Dallas in '19, and today. Pretty wild in a league where no one gets traded

Apparently he was, even if he didn't say so publicly. From Tim Graham's article last month: “John Madden was fixated by Josh Allen,” said Los Angeles Times reporter Sam Farmer, who communicated regularly with Madden until the football icon’s December death. In texts, Madden referred to Allen as “an animal,” “a beast” and “worth the price of admission.” https://theathletic.com/3546121/2022/09/01/josh-allen-bills/

Celebrating in LA with 11 days off. Nobody get arrested haha