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6 hours ago, Buffalo619 said:

We have to play aggressive on D. If we play the same, “prevent” game plan we did the last two meetings, we will lose. 
 

 

 

That "prevent" game plan kept the Chiefs to 26 points last year (in the regular season), in a game where our offense produced almost nothing. In the AFCCG we moved away from that strategy and paid the price. If we are forcing the Chiefs to run the ball we are winning the game on defense. That defense plus the elite offense that this team is capable of is a win going away. People whined about the Chiefs rushing yardage in that game. Who really cares? Points win games.

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well this is pretty simple as far as on paper...Daboll as to come up with a better plan on offense.   Last year he coached really well 

and then went into a coaching shell once we hit the playoffs.   it was night and day different to me.   

Then the team has to execute.   the one thing mohomes has over josh is being confident and calm regardless of the situation and who 

he is playing.   the last thing is pressureing mahomes is everything....you dont see it often but he is night and day different when 

he has constant pressure in his face.

 

 

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The whole game plan is. bills O has to score 5 TDs. thats it. get 35 points. Need some easy TDs/chunk plays. and 100% in red zone

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We have equal talent on offense and a better defense. 

 

Dabolls gameplan will decide.  If he does what he did vs Pitt and last KC game, our Oline will suffer and so will Josh.  Hopefully we have a more balanced attack and Oline friendlier gameplan because Frank Clark & Co will eat our lunch again if they know we are gonna pass 50 times.

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3 hours ago, Fan in Chicago said:

Agree word for word and will add that I want the refs to call a good game. If they continue to allow the Chiefs DBs to get away with mugging our receivers, we better have a plan to counter.

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16 hours ago, ProcessTruster said:

Don't see this game as coming out well for the Bills.   Home prime time for Chiefs.   Looks like Davis and Milano and Poyer might be out or still limited.  Still no answer for Chiefs D line.   Mahomes too difficult to get to for a sack.  H-ll, Bills couldn't sack him last year when he was on one foot.  

 

Hope I'm wrong, but Chiefs look to be built to be a bad matchup for what the Bills have.   Dominant TE against the McD zone defense; quick release QB.   Can't get in a shootout without Josh getting killed by the KC front 4.  

 

I still don't see it.   As I say, hope I'm wrong.  

 

Wait, what happened to Davis? 

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8 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

 

"Day to Day" for Poyer, Johnson, and Milano is fabulous, but I hope they don't pull one of those "I'm playing unless you knock me out" things where Milano was playing a game where he couldn't raise his arm to make a tackle.  Healthy Milano >> Klein but a gameplan designed for Klein better than a hampered Milano and trying to plug Klein in for Milano's usual role.

 

Also Big News on the OL.  Does that mean if Feliciano is healthy, he still takes a seat and Boettger still starts? 

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3 hours ago, Comebackkid said:

well this is pretty simple as far as on paper...Daboll as to come up with a better plan on offense.   Last year he coached really well 

and then went into a coaching shell once we hit the playoffs.   it was night and day different to me.   

Then the team has to execute.   the one thing mohomes has over josh is being confident and calm regardless of the situation and who 

he is playing.   the last thing is pressureing mahomes is everything....you dont see it often but he is night and day different when 

he has constant pressure in his face.

 

 

Mahomes played one game in his career in a josh allen like situation where a 4 man rush was crushing his offensive line and he did not look confident nor calm lol 

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19 hours ago, Ayjent said:

That line sounds about right.  The Bills haven't played but one really good offensive game.  The Defense has been really good, but the Offenses they faced are not anywhere near the Chiefs.  The Bills will have to be able to maintain drives and come away with TDs, executing better than they have outside of the WFT game.  A good barometer game for both teams.

Agree 100%. The Bills D has faced a terrible Pitt offense, Miami isn't much better and Tua got hurt, WFT are decent, and the Texans enough said. We will see how good the defense really is in Arrowhead. I don't believe the Bills will slow down their offense. The Bills just aren't a good match up vs the Chiefs. Kelce cannot be stopped, CEH shouldn't bad as effective with Star in the middle. Mahomes and Reid know how to beat the Bills. 

 

On the other hand, I think the Chiefs defense is very beatable. The Bills should be able to score. However, they need to change up the game plan. The Chiefs defensive game plan was outstanding against the Bills last year. I believe the threat of a run game is vitato beat the Chiefs. Some quick passes and screens too. Limit the 5 WR formation. 

 

I don't see a Bills win in Arrowhead. The Chiefs will outscore the Bills. They really need the win. I'm laying the 3.5 points and betting big on the Chiefs. 

 

KC.   38

Bills. 28

19 hours ago, RichRiderBills said:

I don't want to be a homer, but I see us coming into this game like a house on fire. I think this may be the best Bills team to face the Chiefs in awhile. I see a motivated football team taking this one by the horns.

 

My biggest concern is Milano's injury. But guys like Taron Johnson can pick up the slack covering Kelce, and its good to know the team has played w/o Milano recently even if it was not our best. 

 

I highly respect this Chiefs team, but i think 3rd times the charm. 

 

 

Spoken like a true homer.

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18 hours ago, Process said:

We scored two touchdowns in the AFCCG. One where started on the 5 yard line after a fumble. The other in garbage time.

 

Allen, who was a superstar all year, shrunk in both games vs KC. McDermott coached scared. We got outcoached, outplayed, completely outclassed.

 

We will likely spend most of this season blowing out garbage teams. Won't mean anything if we can't beat KC. This game is huge.

Sadly, I agree. However, I'm not going to get down on the team if they lose. I expect them to lose. KC is a better team, playing at home, and can't afford to lose. 

 

The Bills will win the division easily and I'm hoping they march into the playoffs playing strongly. This game will be a decent measuring stick. However, its too early to declare the Bills a bust or super bowl winners. 

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We will see if D line can cause Mohomey trouble. Beane had the KC loss VERY fresh in his mind during the offseason. This is where he focused…
 

That forward shovel pass on Sunday… wth. Maybe Pat gets a turf toe during a State Farm ad??

 

Posted
6 hours ago, HappyDays said:

 

That "prevent" game plan kept the Chiefs to 26 points last year (in the regular season), in a game where our offense produced almost nothing. In the AFCCG we moved away from that strategy and paid the price. If we are forcing the Chiefs to run the ball we are winning the game on defense. That defense plus the elite offense that this team is capable of is a win going away. People whined about the Chiefs rushing yardage in that game. Who really cares? Points win games.


The only reason why they didn’t pass the ball much was because they were able to run at will.  They could have done whatever they wanted and that goes for both games.  Yes, we need to score points to win but limiting points is just as important.  
 

 

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16 hours ago, RyanC883 said:

Anyone else worried about Josh Gordon.  I know, he's 30, been out of the league, etc.  I can't find the link, but apparently KC is going to activate him and he's "looked like a top #1 WR" during practice.  

 

 


 

The white dusty lines on the field are terrified. 

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Looking forward to seeing how our D performs. I’m sure Beane was thinking about the Chiefs when he made our draft picks this year. Time to see if we’re able to contain them.   On O, hopefully Josh has Frank Sinatra calming him down… this will be the most hostile game he’s played in a couple years. Would be awesome to see us march the first drive down for 7.  No clue what to expect… but I feel better about this Chiefs match up versus the last two times we played them. They’re still the kings until we knock them off the throne. 

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3 hours ago, newcam2012 said:

Sadly, I agree. However, I'm not going to get down on the team if they lose. I expect them to lose. KC is a better team, playing at home, and can't afford to lose. 

 

The Bills will win the division easily and I'm hoping they march into the playoffs playing strongly. This game will be a decent measuring stick. However, its too early to declare the Bills a bust or super bowl winners. 

 

Based on what, exactly?

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