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Absolutely. They would at least want the clock to run so no way he throws an incompletion. Either someone is wide open or run it.

You do realize that most crucial plays usually involve the most minor details happening at the right time? An o-lineman gets his head on the wrong side of a block, defenders mix up a coverage, etc etc. Your “luck” happens virtually all the time.

I’m sorry, have any of those teams won anything yet?

He is likely as good a coach as John Rauch who coached the team the last time they did this in 1970 … they went 3-10-1 that year

KC is getting in with the Colts collapse. Except for the Texans the other in the hunt teams are not making it. Maybe Baltimore but they need to win the division.

I like this idea; they should find a way to be extra cautious with that 1 week danger zone. The only downside I can see with this is that there might be people who hesitate to even evaluate a guy because they know it will end his day.

Don't worry about the Texans. We're a game ahead of them. If we win out we are practically guaranteed to be the 5 seed (only exception is if LA wins out which is absolutely not happening given their brutal closing schedule). We just have to take care of our own business.

no but it is one of his reads when defense is in man

I thought for sure when Chase appeared in the picture he was going to run Benford down

I got so annoyed at this defense before that play that I flipped over to the Steelers/Ravens game. Refreshed the game thread and saw everyone going crazy. Im just as responsible for that play as Benford.

Regardless of Vrabel and the Bye week, the winner of the T/O battle will win this game. If the T/O battle is a tie, I give the edge to the Bills. Last time, it took 3 turnovers for them to barely beat us. Cook officially has a target on his back again, he's gotta be CAREFUL. And my logic is simple... Pretty sure if you look at all 4 of Bills losses this year, what do you have in common? Us losing the turnover battle by -2 or more.

Oh absolutely that was the play. Unless there was a super safe pass option, just take it and run, keep the clock going, and point it deep into their end. They would have had under a minute to try and score a touchdown

There was a healthy dose of bad luck too to be fair…I think it averaged itself out

Then I would suggest the Bills win out

Bills vs Vrabel coming off the Bye

He is a grown ass man. He chose to play.

Chiefs have a very real shot now with the Colts likely to implode. Go Texans. With the Bills win of CIN, we’re in a great spot with tie-breakers over anyone from the North and KC.

Does anyone think Allen's scramble for the first down to clinch it was a called play? It looked a lot like the clinching TD vs the Chiefs last year. I think they told him to drop back and if someone wasn't wide open down the field (highly unlikely), just take off and do your thing...

I don’t understand how the “independent neurologist” didn’t ring down and have him taken off the field after watching his head bounce off the ground three times

Call him spider man.

Late this January a special anniversary arrives: 3 years since the Bengals last played a postseason game. Their last playoff game was in 2023 vs KC How is Zach Taylor still employed?

For bills to win the division. 1 beat NE next week 2 bills beat jets and NE lose to either jets or fins. pats lose to ravens doesn’t matter other than it givens bills flexibility to lose to eagles. tie breaker 1 head to head. pats W on Sunday they clinch division tiebreaker 2 division record right now NE is 3-0 vs bills 2-2, pats need two div loses, one to Buffalo and one to jets or Phil’s. tiebreaker 3 is common games looking at 3 noncommon games Pats are 2-1vs bills 1-1 with eagles coming up. Bills beat eagles they are tied. If pats lose to ravens, bills can lose to eagles, thrn bills in a tie would have the better common game record,mif they beat eagles it’s tied. tiebreaker 4 is conference record right now pats are 5-0 vs NFC, bills are 3-1 with eagles game, bills will clinch thus if tied.

Not a complete solution by any means, but I think there should be a rule that any player in the first game back from a concussion who needs to be evaluated again for a concussion should automatically be ruled out of that game regardless of the sideline evaluation.

Agreed Mupps. This is meant for self interests only. They most likely will never make the playoffs this year. My selfish interests is they end up 9-8, to 10-7, and miss the playoffs. Screw them and get a lower pick in the draft. Let them feel what mediocrity feels like from their division rivals. I’m certainly not worried about the Chargers or the Broncos. I just want one of them to knock off the Chiefs.

Pitt over Balt Jags over Indy (who might be done w/o Jones) The two late games matter most