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If we'd have lost Prater would have deserved a big chunk of blame. Imagine that is a playoff game. Your kicker has a 52 yarder to win you the game. He HAS to make that kick. We all KNOW that the Chiefs kicker makes it in that scenario. Because people can rag on the 4th and 17 moment it has barely had a mention. But Prater nearly cost us. You have to try that kick. It is 52 yards. And the kicker HAS to make it. People on this forum will always find a way to blame coaches not players but that was 100% on Prater.

Pretty sure Josh tweaked his ankle early in the 4th quarter on the 3rd and 1 sneak. He came out of the pile gimpy and then handed it to Cook the next two plays, both of which he was hobbling a bit. Took two sacks right after those handoffs.

This is definitely not the problem. There was definitely one third and long where we played press man which allowed the Chiefs to pick Ingram at the line. Indeed last night we played press on a fair few 3rd downs. The long third down to Kelce was a breakdown in zone defense. The 4th and 17 was not on that it was on the defensive front who misplayed the play.

I wanted Horton too. I wasn't a massive Franklin early guy, but where he ended up going he was definitely worth a punt.

And he did, as he always does. He doesn’t have to like it, do you love every part of your job?

I honestly think Poyer is part of the light going on. He has always been an exceptional communicator and I strongly suspect he is talking Bishop through the game a lot out there. While I am still as concerned as anyone about whether thry really have enough at safey, my temptation is not to mess with it right now. Because if playing next to JoPo for half a season is the thing that turns Bishop into the future of the position for us then long term it is worth it.

A guy that should be in prison for sexual assault? I’ll pass.

And 5 Mahomes hits!

He started showing signs of slowing down last year and has slowed down a lot this year. He’s smart but is that enough when your body is beaten up and slowing down?

There is no way Miami is trading Waddle, a talented young player in his prime, within division. They might trade a Chubb, Minkah or Judon within division - possibly - where they feel there isn't a ton of juice left. But they are not trading us Waddle.

Hmm. Not the 2023 divisional round for me. I think Mahomes was the better Quarterback that day. But beyond that there is a case for it.

Unfortunately, we need him just to make the playoffs!

Allen. Best game since week 1 Bishop. He flogged some people Kincaid. Best wr we've got. Bosa. The nose knows

I hate Miami God knows I hate Miami I hate Miami

Trade for Harrison Phillips

We actually held them to -4 on the double dip. The Bills scored 7 inside the final 2 minutes of the half, they responded with 3 and then we had them 3 and out to start the second half.

Have the VA

Completely agree. I’m still in mourning over Hoeght.. 😢

I totally agree, that was huge. It was nice to see we had a defense capable of making that Goal Line stand. That game is the first one all year that I thought maybe we do have a Championship caliber defense this year. Keep it rolling!

Our offense got conservative in the 2nd half because we felt we controlled the game. There was no sense of panic or urgency. That's a great thing, brahs. Also, no need to show Kansas City our entire hand. We'll see them in the playoffs to show our true might. There is a high chance they're screwed, against us, when we meet: - We'll have home field. - As atrocious, and injured, our defense is, we STILL beat them. - Josh Allen and James Cook ran through their throats. In the past, Chiefs just had to deal with Josh. Now, there's James Cook, too. He's probably the 2nd best RB in the NFL. 1st is Jonathan Taylor. - Josh Allen managed the game very well. - DT Chris Jones looks tired. These are bad signs for Chiefs. Let them keep saying "These regular season wins don't mean anything. You can't beat us in the playoffs." Yes, that's true. Keep talking. Things will change eventually. Trust in Josh Allen and James Cook to get major stuff done. Trust in McD to be a mental midget for Josh Allen and James Cook to overcome LOL

Love all the recognition this tough crowd is giving Bishop. He’s playing very well recently. Mentioned in the GDT that he really popped in the All-22 this week. Since Safety references here are always Hyde & Poyer, he’s a little of both. Intuitive and lays down the SMACK! tip-o-the cap to BBB 😉

McD is still a mental midget for that one and Bernard looks over the hill and over the moon on that play.

You asked if we will ever have a win where we weren’t biting our nails. There was one. Now we’re going to qualify wins based on specific players?

Allen Cook Kincaid Bosa Bishop There are many others deserving of recognition. But those five were at a different level.

The Chefs had the ball for the last possession of the first half, and the first possession of the second half, and only managed to score 3 points!! I really think this was the true turning point of the game.....the Bills came up big on the Goal Line stand to hold the Chefs to a FG to end the first half (shout-out to Cole Bishop for the bone-jarring hit on Kelce), and forced a three and out on the first possession of the second half. Things would have been a lot different if the Chefs go TD, TD in that situation......great job by the D for minimizing the damage on those two drives!! Go Bills!!!