Special K

So he has to win to go here??🙂

In 10 career playoff games, Josh Allen has: Passer rating of 100.0 64.6 completion percentage 2,723 yards passing, 21 touchdowns and 4 interceptions 563 rushing yards and 5 TD's That sounds like the stat line of a multiple Super Bowl Champion..............screw you, Kansas City!!!

Playoff Josh Allen>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Playoff Lamar

Seeing the final score of the game, I am very happy with my decision not to watch.....on to the NFC Championship to see which team will advance and hopefully beat the Chefs in the SB.

I hope Beane can replicate last year’s success in round 1 and 2.....this time with an impact player at WR, and another impact player on the defensive side of the ball.

I had the time to look it up, and found a picture:

Well, if you took the time to read everyone’s replies you would see you are incorrect

Not auto correct......it’s a thing, but I can’t take credit for creating it. I think it goes back to an advertisement on a train that separated Super Bowl into Superb Owl between two train cars....and it caught on from there.

And I will be watching two of them🙂

I will say, I watched the Bengals beat the Chefs in the AFC Championship after 13 seconds, and that was quite satisfying.....however, in this case, seeing Baltimore win would not be enjoyable either

I just can’t do it....I don’t like the Ravens, and I REALLY hate the Chefs....not to mention the fact that the Bills should be playing in this game, and I don’t need to be reminded that they are not. I am definitely watching the NFC Championship and the Superb Owl, but I’m sitting this one out. Who’s with me??

I think Hyde is retiring.....he has had too many neck injuries to take any more chances for another season, IMO.

Congrats to you sir for coming up with a new incorrect spelling of Frazier!!👍🙂

I’m sure it will be Brady, but I doubt there would be a shortage of candidates who would want to be Josh Allen’s OC.

Another Utah player I think the Bills should take a look at is WR DeVaughn Vele......definitely a McBeane type player, and worth a mid-round pick.

There is no doubt the Bills need to get 2 WR's out of this draft, but the Defense is going to have to get younger and cheaper, especially at the safety position.....unfortunately, the draft is the easiest way to do this.

After the Bills hopefully target a WR in round 1 such as Xavier Leggette or Xavier Worthy, Safety may be a position addressed in round 2 or 3. I think Cole Bishop is an intriguing prospect.....he has a lot of McBeane traits, but I'm not 100% sure he would be a fit in McD's Defense, but definitely worth a look. He may be a better fit in the Taylor Rapp role. What do you think?? From Bleacher Report: Cole Bishop is a multiyear starter with very good size for a safety at 6'2" and 207 pounds. He's an instinctual player with a high football IQ and the versatility to play all over the field. He has the physicality to be a box player and the movement skills to cover in space. While playing the run game, Bishop excels when he's close to the line of scrimmage. He uses his instincts to identify and react to the run with very good short-area quickness, and he closes on the ball with very good angles. He's a strong tackler who does a good job of fronting up and running through the ball-carrier when in the box, but he tends to dive and have more inconsistent tackling when on the edge. Bishop is a downhill player who does a great job of attacking the line of scrimmage and playing close to or in the backfield. As a pass defender, Bishop has shown the ability to drop as a deep defender, where he is able to play the routes in front of him and react to the ball in the air. When defending intermediate routes, he has the ability to play man coverage, using his short-area bursts to get out of breaks and drive on the ball. Bishop does his best when playing as an underneath defender, where he can pass off receivers and has over-the-top help. He is a short strider with some stiff hips, and he struggles to turn and run. He's slow to climb and gain growth, which may cause issues in the NFL. Though Bishop has versatility within his game, he lacks true scheme versatility. He's best as a box defender, so he'll fit best as a strong safety who can occasionally switch up his look as a deep defender. Bishop could carve out a successful NFL career if the right team selects him.

I'd bet if you asked Bellichek off the record, "If you could pick any team in the league to coach, which one would you pick??", his answer would be the Buffalo Bills. He absolutely loves Josh Allen(what coach wouldn't), and the chance to crush the Pats twice a year would be appealing to him. Not going to happen though, McD isn't going anywhere.

Every time they cut the camera to Taylor freaking Swift during the game, it made me sick....obvious that they wanted that storyline to continue, and want the Bills, and next week the Lions, to remain lovable losers.

You never answered the question.......what are we talking about here??

Bass-holes!!

I sure hope Bass was dealing with some undisclosed injury the second half of the season.....there is just no way he could go from Bass-o-matic to Bass-hole so quickly!!

The Bills need to lean in hard on a complete re-vamp of the WR corps. This offense would be deadly with 2 more high quality WR's, one with size and physicality, and one with top-shelf breakaway speed. Xavier Leggette or Xavier Worthy in the first round would be feasible options where the Bills pick plus one more in rounds 2-4 pending on who is available. If the Bills hit on those 2 WR picks, along with Cook, Kincaid, Shakir, and Diggs, plus the same O-line....we could be looking at a high powered Offense once again.

The 13 seconds season was the best chance to win the Super Bowl..... Josh tried to play hero ball on his last two throws instead of taking the short stuff....a TD was needed on that drive to win the game. Even if the FG was good, how confident would you have been that the Chiefs would not have scored in the last minute forty five seconds.