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I think the key will be getting another wr in trade, Gabe in that 3rd/4th wr option the drops don't matter as much or really won't be seen as much

KC 37 Bills 17 Our DEF only plays well vs scrubs like Fields and Dalton. A loss could actually help the season. I think we need something to galvanize this team into action (trading for a WR or firing a coordinator) and a bad loss to KC might just be the ticket.

This was painfully obvious pre draft. All I did was watch about 20 mins of YouTube on these two guys. Not rocket science

38-24 Chiefs I just don’t know how our defense is going to cover their speedsters. And I’m not loving the way Allen is playing right now. Spags will take away Cook. And our WRs still can’t separate. Not feeling good about this game. Would love to be wrong.

He’s absolutely no even close. He’s nowhere near the best WR on our own team. Shakir is by a mile

Regardless how well Josh plays, how many times will the Chiefs punt? Chiefs 35 Bills 27

Way too many people forget how bad the 2020 AFC championship game was. The Bills went: FG Punt TD (1 play, 3 yard drive after Chiefs muffed punt) Punt Punt FG FG Interception After the INT, the Chiefs drove down the field to score, making the game 38-15. The Bills finally scored another TD with 4:08 left in the 4th quarter. In other words, the Bills went 47 minutes between TDs, and the offense failed to put together a real TD drive until the game was already out of reach. Allen's performance in the 13 seconds game was a masterclass. The playoff games the last few years were fine but not exactly legendary.

According to McDermott, this works due to the excellent gap control between the car and trailer home. Complimentary carporting is key!

Driving around this afternoon and listening to some national sports talk on various channels. A couple hosts think Drake Maye has surpassed Allen already. I mean cmon please go off against KC this weekend.

Im not being facetious when I say I hope he's learned how to catch. I want to eat a s*** sandwhich so bad. Please baby Jesus give us a miraculous reuniting story about how Gabe became Devonte Adams at 26yrs old after blowing out his knee. We need a miracle

I think he just got slotted to high into the line up If he had stayed or went back to the 4 he would have been a fan favorite for life

You've said a lot of things. Few made sense.

I hate Chris jones and how he’s able to line up Offside at important spots in the game and the refs let him get away with it! 🤬

... and 2 TDs. Don't leave that part out.

Maybe the REF's helped a little.

Sums up the post season futility in one post.

why so many questions?

Sheriffs Cards, my first business.

The last time I was at the Ralph you needed a tush push to get through the gate into the building

we will never hear an answer but I’d be wildly curious about how it fell out of the playbook and was reintroduced. I can’t imagine that leaves/returns without McD at least involved in one of not both conversations

Buffalo 41 kansas 20

You keep telling yourself that snowflake. Obama will be the one to tear it down and restore the rose garden.

The NFL is finally adapting to gimmicky college spreads which is making the transition easier .. but it doesn't always set them up for long term success Yet every single NFL running back will tell you they prefer to run under center.. and the change up of formations and ability to play both ways is still fundamental to football .. the best quarterbacks have to be able to play under center well even if it's only 30% of the time now The bust rate at quarterback is still as high as it ever was.. 20 years ago you can draft 10 spread quarterbacks and maybe 1 succeeded Now if you draft 10 spread quarterbacks.. 4-5 might succeed.. which is the average bust rate of quarterback.. it took 25 years to reach that average bust level I mean I have an offensive coordinator in 7th grade too I understand schemes are getting more spread out... The difference is the NFL for a long time refused to play that style... As the game has softened which it has, and the rules started to favor the offense the adoption of the spread in the NFL became easier To the point where it is now a massive part of the game.. yet most quarterbacks getting drafted still do not succeed We have three number one overall picks in Trevor Lawrence Kyler Murray and Caleb Williams.. all of them literally have insane talent but are all underperforming... Because it's a vastly different game from college to NFL... For every spread quarterback that hits like Patrick mahomes there's 4 that bust Texas HS football has been running spread option football for 35 years and it is just making its way to the NFL that's a long learning curve.. and a lot of quarterbacks failed along the way to get it to where it is now And pure spread quarterbacks might have an easier transition if their team will run college schemes... But like Kyler Murray it's a long haul to learn three step drops and be a proficient pocket passer in an NFL scheme Lamar Jackson another perfect example of a star getting to play in his gimmicky offense.. but the second he has to take three or five step drops from the pocket consistently he's not as effective... The rise of the spread has also hurt the ability of pure pocket passing in the NFL

Congrats Jimbo! If the game wasn't such a blowout he might have broken 300...an amazing performance.