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Love it. Cook’s patience and vision are awesome two. On a play vs Miami, he just followed his linemen through the second level. Loved it. Didn’t try anything special. Allen + Cook is a problem for all NFL defenses right now, and I hope it’s not talked about. Hope Jimbo hopes it’s not talked about. First part of your post.. Says to me the Bills realized they f’d up not having him in late vs the Chiefs last year. Not making that mistake again. Took forever for McDermott to trust Josh. I think he trusts Cook now too. I appreciate the learning curve adaptations.

No Shaq Thompson? I think Bitonio and Hayward could be 2nd ballot. Possibly Evans. add von Miller 💯 good list Ethan 👍🏻

I think the criticism of Lamar's play is off base... he's a great QB IMO. However he needs to be more stoic, impassive, and expressionless than he is. He too easily shows his frustration and anger and that's something the great QBs rarely do. Agreed. Before this era of athletic, mobile QBs who could extend plays, the prototypical QBs were big, immobile guys with big arms and the ability to make every throw like Brady and Manning... and Goff. Agree 100%. It's... interesting reading people in this topic who are saying that Lamar and Goff aren't great QBs.

Late night “Comedy” shows.

No argument from me he's a top 4 QB without question. I think there is a tier where everyone is similar (Allen, Jackson, Mahomes, Burrow). But it isn't a coincidence the Ravens have the most blown leads of any team in the last 5 years or so, and he has had very little playoff success. It isn't because he's bad, but his play style doesn't translate as well. And I disagree, the majority of his passes are to players more open than I see on other teams, and he often times creates that situation by buying time in the pocket (which usually works out, but led to 7 sacks tonight). I saw a stat I can't find now, that the Ravens' pass catchers had the most separation of any team last year in the regular season and that matches the eye test.

The Patriots got to the Super Bowl so many times because they would luck out in the divisional round of the playoffs and get the Tim Tebow Broncos or something every time which left them with only one worthy opponent to have to get through in the Championship game, which was usually always the Colts back then. But of course if we get the 1 seed we will somehow end up with the Chiefs in the Divisional round and then if we get to the Championship game play Baltimore. I can see the Bills having that kind of luck It's different. It's just more satisfying. If we win the Super Bowl, yes it would be great but if we somehow avoided both the Chiefs and Ravens and played the Broncos and Colts to get there, it would still leave people with room to talk and honestly, they will probably have a point. I want that point killed. Beat at least one of them to get to the Super Bowl and win it.

And these are the things that rub me the wrong way with the NFL and the media. They always put players head to head. Allen/Lamar. Allen/Mahomes. Brady/Manning. etc, etc. They don't even play against each other. Almost every other sport you have to play against them in both offense and defense but in football, nope. But you are held accountable for the rest of your team for some reason.

The locked on Ravens kid just spent 10 minutes in his opening segment claiming that none of this was Lamar’s fault. Yikes.

The ravens have so much trouble with the chiefs defense it feels like…I think their only win over the chiefs was due to a CEH fumble when the chiefs were running out the clock chiefs are up 5-1 in the Lamar era I’m pretty sure

Quenton Nelson probably going first ballot, not brought up quite as much for a bit as Colts are lost before Danny Dimes came in but he’s been dominant every year he’s played so far.

KC. We already have a tiebreaker over Baltimore and KC is likely going to get much better when Rice and Worthy are back. Keep stacking those losses and get them in the playoffs as a wildcard team.

On Fan Duel the Bills just moved to the SB Favorite at +480. The Ravens at +550 are second. Next closest team in the AFC? The Chiefs at +1300 Packers and Philly both at +750 in the NFC

Who cares what people say if we win the super bowl😂😂

Like I said earlier, I'm going to wait until the game starts and then let nature take its course, I will find myself hating one of them more than the other.

They could miss the playoffs outright if the afc gets their act together

From what I could find it looks like a 1-3 team has about a 18% chance of making playoffs the last 10 years. I think i want the ravens to lose, the chiefs have a tough schedule and the chargers look tough. Theres a decent possibility the chiefs could still get bounced if they beat the ravens with the chargers and broncos playing tough and a tough schedule. If the ravens win I think that puts them on a much more solid path to playoffs. In conclusion if the ravens win they have a strong path to playoffs. And chiefs have really tough path to playoffs. If the ravens lose they have a very difficult road to playoffs and the chiefs still have a tough road to playoffs.

Not gonna happen. It’s in KC and the Raven’s pass rush is invisible. KC defense should have no problem staying in that game.

Sacks aren't counted in passer rating.

Chiefs. 💯 they have an easier road in the 2nd half of their schedule will (possibly) have rice and worthy. If we win the Super Bowl it won’t be the same OL 💩 Bonus points

Yea it’s unfortunate…end of the season all anyone really does is compare stats. People will remember Goff had a great game tonight for like a month or so then move on sadly

I want nothing to do with the Chiefs in the playoffs

Just a wild sophomore slump.