The national media narrative since the Bills won

[Ralonzo]

3 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:

We definitely had two of the three best rushing defenses in the league scratching their head a bit about how we were running the ball so well the past few games.  Pretty good warmup for the KC game… you don’t get to say this often but that’s probably the worst rush defense we will see in this three game stretch lol still good but Baltimore and Denver were elite 

 

KC had no idea how to handle the Jumbo last year's divisional round. Bills rammed the ball down their throat. The defense didn't hold up with shoe clerks and crumb bums forces into covering Kelce. Just 3 stops on the KC offense, I think that would be enough this year. I think the Bills might average 1 or 2 stops the previous playoff matchups.

Edited 5 hours ago by Ralonzo

[mannc]

The national media reaction to this game makes me realize that even after we win the Super Bowl, a large percentage of these idiots will try to cheapen it any way they can…and they will fail.

[Special K]

 I really hate the media's treatment of Lamar more than I dislike him, but I definitely find myself rooting against him just to stick it to the talking heads.

 

The one thing I will give Jackson credit for was the immediate handshake with Josh Allen after the game was over....that was definitely a touch of class.

 

I remember about 10+ years ago when my Orlando Magic ousted Lebron and the Cavs from the playoffs on their way to the NBA Finals that year, Lebron walked off the court without shaking the hand of one single Magic player.....it was pathetic, and poor sportsmanship personified. I lost a lot of respect for Lebron that day, and it took me a while to let it go.

 

I also remember Mahomes poor sportsmanship when shaking Josh Allen's hand in last year's regular season win, after the Offensive Offside penalty by Toney wiped out the winning play.

 

Glad Lamar did not follow the example of those two.

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

30 minutes ago, Special K said:

 I really hate the media's treatment of Lamar more than I dislike him, but I definitely find myself rooting against him just to stick it to the talking heads.

 

The one thing I will give Jackson credit for was the immediate handshake with Josh Allen after the game was over....that was definitely a touch of class.

 

I remember about 10+ years ago when my Orlando Magic ousted Lebron and the Cavs from the playoffs on their way to the NBA Finals that year, Lebron walked off the court without shaking the hand of one single Magic player.....it was pathetic, and poor sportsmanship personified. I lost a lot of respect for Lebron that day, and it took me a while to let it go.

 

I also remember Mahomes poor sportsmanship when shaking Josh Allen's hand in last year's regular season win, after the Offensive Offside penalty by Toney wiped out the winning play.

 

Glad Lamar did not follow the example of those two.

100% agree on Lamar great player and seems like a great dude.  The people that talk about him annoy me but he doesn’t.  
 

I gotta add that the offensive offside was not the game winning play though lol. Like the game this Sunday, bills had time to go down and score to win the game even if that play counted.  And since the td didn’t count, kc still had time to drive down and seal the game leaving us with no time to do anything but they turned it over on downs.  Those clowns treated it like a walkoff win got stolen from them but it wasn’t at all the case

 

 

 

Edited 4 hours ago by Generic_Bills_Fan

[Pete]

5 hours ago, Billsfanatic8989 said:

Ben Volin (Boston writer) thinks KC wins 45-21

KC has a hard time scoring 45 points combined in two games

[Spiderweb]

13 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

They are also saying the 1 penalty is the result of favoritism and the “fix.” Gladly ignoring the amount of flag free holding the Ravens committed 

Or the helmet to helmet hit on Allen that was ignored as well.