The saddest part of this loss

[Chicken Boo]

This "#1 defense" allowed 42 points in the biggest game of the year. 

 

I trust Beane to make the necessary adjustments when they're needed.

[Boatdrinks]

A there was no remaining team they wouldn’t have been favored over in SB

 

B they may not ever have the opportunity to host the conference title game again with the power structure in the AFC

[Ralonzo]

11 hours ago, Aussie Joe said:

Dont jump off the falls 

Agree 100%. Do a flip instead!

[Marvlevydraftdaygenius]

9 hours ago, Gene1973 said:

He just blew it.

Your right no matter what his fans say about him that game cost him his chance to be a head coach possibly the Bears job.  Front offices are not his concern getting a job he can do a good interview but it is the fan bases that owners have to sell him to and no one is going to hire a guy who called a game like that and have everybody on board.  Fans would be ripping up there season tickets in front of stadiums.  The only way Frazier is gone is by telling him to resign, retire, or fire him.  Mr.  Clapper has done enough to on his own know.

[TheFunPolice]

Without Brady involved, it's anyone's game. 

 

He gets in team's heads and feels 0 pressure because he's done it all and this is just gravy. 

 

Going forward, we'll have as good a chance as anyone. 

[TheBrownBear]

I'm not going to say that Frazier sucks.  He's shown over many years to be an above-average defensive coordinator at the NFL level.  That's no easy feat.

 

But yes, the last series or regulation was atrocious - particularly that last play to Kelce.  I absolutely cannot fathom how you can let him run completely free like that 15-20 yards up the field.  You know Mahomes has to get rid of it lightning quick there.  They aren't looking to beat you deep.  They are looking for 15-20 yards and then to hit the ground ASAP.  Watching that replay over and over and it's completely maddening.  I just don't understand how you let that happen. 

Edited January 24, 2022 by TheBrownBear

[elroy16]

Levi deserves a lot of blame. With 7 seconds to go, he was one on one with Kelce. He bit on a quick out fake by Kelce and let him get way too far up field. Maybe he was expecting someone to come down hard, idk, but a quick out doesn't help them. The only thing on both plays that ***** helps is getting up field as fast as possible. ***** ***** *****

 

Epic failure from everyone on that drive. 

 

McD talks so much about situational football. I have a hard time believing they didn't practice this situation at some point and they looked like they had no idea what to do. *****&#&***#($)@(&*#@*$#)$(#*(@(*

Edited January 24, 2022 by elroy16

[HOUSE]

If the Bills had Tre White the outcome would have been different. That REALLY hurt

[Success]

I mean, both the Bengals and Rams are excellent teams.  

 

The Rams in particular are either just as good as we are in all of the units, or - as w/ the D-line they have - better.  We have an advantage at QB over them, but Stafford can be excellent. That would have been a very tough game.

 

[Rock-A-Bye Beasley]

12 hours ago, Niagara Dude said:

The real sad part about this loss is there was no remaining teams remaining that we could not beat and we let it slip because our defensive cordinator is an idiot. Watch the replay,  Kelce got a complete free release with the DB playing almost 15 yards off the line and once he got up field it was too late.  Frazier's defence made it a simple pass & catch and I am sorry but he needs to be fired.  Time to try something new,  bring in a new defensive cordinator.  The whole internet is talking about there choke job our coaching had with 13 secs left.  Doing nothing is not the answer

 

Just like the Daboll haters throughout the season I pose the question to you: "At what point does McDermott get any criticism from you?"

[Nextmanup]

10 hours ago, BillsFanSD said:

I really hope Frazier gets a HC opportunity.  

I wouldn't mind, but I don't see it happening to be honest.

 

I do think Daboll will go, we'll probably know about that soon.

 

I DISAGREE that we were somehow set to win the SB once we got past KC.

 

We could have lost to the Bengals---that's how the NFL works.  I would have really liked our chances though!

 

And we could EASILY have lost to the Rams or the 49ers---much less so the 49ers, but that would be possible.

 

They just took down GB at Lambeau.  You never know in the NFL.

 

I do agree it would have LOOKED REALLY GOOD though, and the week leading up to the game against the Bengals, in Buffalo, would have been EPIC and the BEST TIME OF THIS SEASON.

 

Alas, it wasn't to be.

 

 

[FilthyBeast]

12 hours ago, Niagara Dude said:

The real sad part about this loss is there was no remaining teams remaining that we could not beat and we let it slip because our defensive cordinator is an idiot. Watch the replay,  Kelce got a complete free release with the DB playing almost 15 yards off the line and once he got up field it was too late.  Frazier's defence made it a simple pass & catch and I am sorry but he needs to be fired.  Time to try something new,  bring in a new defensive cordinator.  The whole internet is talking about there choke job our coaching had with 13 secs left.  Doing nothing is not the answer

 

It's all still speculation until we see how the rest of the chips fall.

 

I say this because for all we know last night was the chiefs SB and they lose to the Bengals again next week because of being so gassed emotionally and physically. Not likely but could happen especially against another rising star QB like Burrow.

 

Also still think either the Rams (at home in the SB) or 49ers would be a challenge for this team. The 49ers have that look of a special team the way they are playing ST and defense right now. That defense in particular has the look of ones from playoff years past with similar built teams that steamrolled to championship despite deficiencies elswhere.