11/17/24 Game 11 GAMEDAY! Bills vs Chiefs post game Thread

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

1 minute ago, Simon said:

 

C'mon man, he made multiple fantastic throws under duress and on the move. The kind of throws that only a handful of guys in the world can ever make.

If you plugged an average NFL QB into that offense with no weapons worth a damn going against a confusing defense that was winning up front, teh Chiefs likely get blown out of the building.

Mahomes numbers were never going to look great, but he kept that team in that game yesterday in a way that 90% of other QB's couldn't.

The context of that post you’re replying to was a little funky haha I believe someone said mahomes was better through the air than Allen was in this one so it’s getting pretty hyperbolic overly reactionary replies 🤣

 

 

[Success]

I mean, we knew it was coming - but the cope from the "Kingdom" is more vocal than I thought online, repeating the narrative of "oh, perfect - they always beat us in the regular just to lose to us in the playoffs."

 

As though those kinds of sports narratives haven't changed dozens of times in sports history.  Take your loss, KC.  This was NOT the Bills' Super Bowl.  It was just a great regular season win that keeps us in the hunt for the 1 seed.

 

[FLFan]

2 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

If anyone missed his little sarcastic clap.

 

This rivalry started heating up last playoffs. I know we’ve played a lot but until KC started coming to Buffalo I don’t think it felt like a real heated rivalry. 
 

 

I really hate that team, and their fans, and the nitwits who cover them locally. Kelce  can do his sarcastic clap all he wants. He got his ass kinked yesterday and they certainly wanted to win that game, despite pretending otherwise.  Now that their bubble has been burst on their undefeated season I would not be surprised if they lost a few more down the stretch.  

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

9 minutes ago, FLFan said:

I really hate that team, and their fans, and the nitwits who cover them locally. Kelce  can do his sarcastic clap all he wants. He got his ass kinked yesterday and they certainly wanted to win that game, despite pretending otherwise.  Now that their bubble has been burst on their undefeated season I would not be surprised if they lost a few more down the stretch.  

The 3-0 in the playoffs is obviously true on paper but extrapolating that into evidence the chiefs have our number or something is a bit misguided imo and I think their fans are likely starting to realize that deep down 😂.  

Whoever won the OT coin toss was winning that 13 seconds game without a doubt, and the last meeting the injury situation between the two teams was completely lopsided. Heck the injury situation in this one was somewhat lopsided compared to who the bills will have available come playoff time and the chiefs still lost.  They have a bunch of injuries too but guys like rice and Hollywood brown very likely aren’t returning 

Edited November 18 by Generic_Bills_Fan

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

Glad the Bills have their bye week now as after this game, playing next week could have been a big letdown game.  Having two weeks between will help them better get ready.  Add to that hopefully much healthier too.

[Ray Stonada]

 

O'T deserves a ton of credit.

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

Thought it was interesting too how it seemed on many 3rd down plays, Kelce was going off the field?

[Sierra Foothills]

3 hours ago, CincyBillsFan said:

The Chiefs defenders looked a lot like most defenders look when Allen breaks off a long run like that - think against Indy and the called back TD run against Miami. Allen's combination of size and sneaky speed make it tough to tackle him in the open field.  The defender has to balance a couple of factors as they try to bring him down and by then it's to late.

 

Yeah when Josh gets up to speed, defenders are forced to make the old "business decision" and a high percentage of them choose self-preservation.

 

3 hours ago, finn said:

I'm waiting for the "Mahomes is overrated" thread. Put any of the top 16 quarterbacks on that KC team and get the same results. They're winning with Mahomes, not because of him. 

 

3 hours ago, Coach Tuesday said:

This is just a ridiculous take.  Mahomes was really good yesterday - made more plays with his arm than Allen.

 

2 hours ago, Coach Tuesday said:

I am talking specifically about the multiple times yesterday when Mahomes extended the play with his legs and then found someone down the sideline.  Not just the TD pass, there were several other "wow" passing plays from Mahomes - the same types of plays we see Allen make routinely (but not as much yesterday, because he didn't have to).  And Allen definitely missed on a few throws that he usually makes.

Don't get me wrong - Allen was the better overall player yesterday.  But not the better passer IMO.

 

I agree with you Coach.

 

To the bolded, Mahomes completed 6 passes on the TD drive that narrowed our lead to 23-21. Most of them were small window throws made on the run. It was amazing quarterbacking.

 

In contrast, on the Bills final TD drive which settled the outcome, Josh ran the ball 4 times for 41 yards culminating in the 26 yard TD run.

 

With all due respect to Lamar Jackson, no other QB in the NFL could have done that... tacklers want to hit Jackson, they are much less eager to tackle Josh.

 

2 hours ago, Logic said:

Didn't let Hopkins affect the game, either.

Babich and Brady both looking like future head coaches at the moment.

 

Imagine the hue and cry of people here had Hopkins or Worthy gone off and the Bills lost. It would have been dismal.

 

I'm hoping we get one more year each out of Babich and Brady.

 

 

[DrDawkinstein]

2 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

If anyone missed his little sarcastic clap.

 

This rivalry started heating up last playoffs. I know we’ve played a lot but until KC started coming to Buffalo I don’t think it felt like a real heated rivalry. 
 

 

 

THIS is what everyone is getting worked up about?

22 minutes ago, Success said:

I mean, we knew it was coming - but the cope from the "Kingdom" is more vocal than I thought online, repeating the narrative of "oh, perfect - they always beat us in the regular just to lose to us in the playoffs."

 

As though those kinds of sports narratives haven't changed dozens of times in sports history.  Take your loss, KC.  This was NOT the Bills' Super Bowl.  It was just a great regular season win that keeps us in the hunt for the 1 seed.

 

 

 

They keep using the "this was your super bowl" line. Meanwhile, Josh and Shakir and McD all acted like we barely won a preseason game.

[TheCockSportif]

27 minutes ago, Coffeesforclosers said:

 

Red Roof Inns in general have fallen off a cliff in the last 5-10 years. Even Motel 6 has leapfrogged them.

 

 

Just last 5-10?  When I used to tour with bands, every time that I stayed at a RRI, I thought that they'd end up filming an episode of COPS.

[Sierra Foothills]

Changing the subject a bit, the Bills accomplished a few nice things yesterday:

• The last team to go undefeated in the regular season was the New England Patriots in 2007. KC will not touch that record for at least another year.
• The Chiefs had won 15 straight games dating back to last season (and including the playoffs). The NFL record is 21 (New England 2003-2004). New England's record is safe.
• The Chiefs' defense had held 30 straight opponents under 28 points. The streak is the longest for any team since the 2000-01 Philadelphia Eagles posted a 34-game streak under the guidance of – remarkably – Head Coach Andy Reid. That streak is now ended.
• The Bills are the first team to beat the Chiefs by more than one score since the Titans on October 24th... 2021.

It was great to take all of these possible accomplishments away from Kansas City.

 

Edited November 18 by Sierra Foothills

[Danger Mouse]

I'm still laughing at Von's excellent swearing in his postgame preser

 

"I ***** love these guys and I ***** love this team"

 

"Coach was saying it was just a week 11 game and the  D Line were all saying ***** THAT"

 

lol

Edited November 18 by Danger Mouse

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

39 minutes ago, Ray Stonada said:

 

O'T deserves a ton of credit.

Couple of those comments are pretty hilarious calling some of those highlights holds.  Chiefs were getting away with holds left and right by those standards and even got away with a handful of blatant facemasks lol 

Edited November 18 by Generic_Bills_Fan

[BearNorth]

Looking ahead [I know] Kittle was inactive yesterday vs. the Seahawks with a recurring hamstring.  Is it OK to wish him a slow and careful recovery?

[Beck Water]

4 hours ago, Fan in Chicago said:

Maybe I felt that way cos of my low expectations from Mahomes post-loss.

 

Fair. Saying something like "we'll do this again" as they greet post-game is surely a big step up over bitching about the refs.

I was thinking respect would go for the traditional "good game, bro, that run was killer" in the bro-hug or "that's a very good football team and they made plays, credit to them". 

"We didn't play our best" and "that's a good football team" just struck me as faint praise.

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

51 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

THIS is what everyone is getting worked up about?

 

 

They keep using the "this was your super bowl" line. Meanwhile, Josh and Shakir and McD all acted like we barely won a preseason game.

This is your superbowl is so hilariously misused so often lol. That one is really reserved for a not very competitive team upsetting a division rival.  It doesn’t apply to one of the top teams in superbowl odds right now 🤣

 

I think they’re coping pretty hard to the fact that their odds are no better than 50% against the bills at best playoffs or not. 

Edited November 18 by Generic_Bills_Fan

[Einstein's Dog]

40 minutes ago, Sierra Foothills said:

Changing the subject a bit, the Bills accomplished a few nice things yesterday:

• The last team to go undefeated in the regular season was the New England Patriots in 2007. KC will not touch that record for at least another year.
• The Chiefs had won 15 straight games dating back to last season (and including the playoffs). The NFL record is 21 (New England 2003-2004). New England's record is safe.
• The Chiefs' defense had held 30 straight opponents under 28 points. The streak is the longest for any team since the 2000-01 Philadelphia Eagles posted a 34-game streak under the guidance of – remarkably – Head Coach Andy Reid. That streak is now ended.
• The Bills are the first team to beat the Chiefs by more than one score since the Titans on October 24th... 2021.

It was great to take all of these possible accomplishments away from Kansas City.

 

I don't know where you are getting these but KC lost to Denver 24-9 last year (October 29, 2023).

[Simon]

14 minutes ago, BearNorth said:

Looking ahead [I know] Kittle was inactive yesterday vs. the Seahawks with a recurring hamstring.  Is it OK to wish him a slow and careful recovery?

 

Hamstrings suck.

They just won't go away and it's probably something he'll be sporadically dealing with the rest of the year.

[x-BillzeBubba]

 

[loveorhatembillsfan4life]

1 hour ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:

Thought it was interesting too how it seemed on many 3rd down plays, Kelce was going off the field?

At one point on the Kc side of the field,  Kelce came off threw his hands up and looked visibly frustrated to not be on. Reid had walked over and was side by side with him.