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1. McDermott is Dick Jauron with an elite QB. We will never win the big one with him as coach. 2. The coaches were worried about giving up a touchdown in the last 13 seconds. Seriously, that's how chicken s**t their mentality is. They were content giving up the fg and taking it to ot when all they had to do was drop all 11 into coverage and the game was over. 3. Josh is the best QB in the league 4. Levi Wallace is terrible and has been terrible since he got here. He's a true blind spot for McDermott on this roster. 5. The Bills win easily if they don't try to establish the run in the middle of the game.

Her name's Pegula too? And she's a Bills fan? What a coincidence!

I was at this game and I can tell you that if Allen ever made some of the throws Mahomes made, he'd never hear the end of it. The guy was missing wide open receivers ten yards away. Not sure if the Bills defense rattled him but he looked average at best.

That team is loathsome scum. Andy Reid's son probably wouldn't even have gotten pushed out for what he did if it wasn't for public pressure.

Levi Wallace is the weak link on the defense and will get picked on this Sunday as he always does. Really wish Beane had upgraded cb2 last year. I think the coaches do recognize this though and I have confidence they will plan around it.

Reading through these responses..I'm going to forever regret not going to this game. Sounds like a unique experience that won't ever be replicated. Everything just aligned perfectly. Happy for those of you who got to experience it.

In the wut?

I must know this joke..

Ideal revenge scenario is beating KC, beating Tennessee in Nashville, beating either Tampa or Dallas in the super bowl. This team has the talent to do it.

First of all, kudos to you for braving the elements. You certainly were rewarded. I'm sure I'm not alone in now regretting not going. How was the experience? Was it as cold and uncomfortable as had been forewarned? How many empty seats? For all the talk of the game not selling out, it sure looked like a full house from the broadcast. Any other interesting tidbits? And yes, I'm trying to get "The Perfect Game" to become a thing.

No punt attempts. No field goal attempts. No turnovers. And perhaps most impressively, not even a single 4th down attempt. This was, by efficiency measures, the greatest performance by an offense in NFL history. Regardless of what happens next week (and hopefully beyond) this game will be remembered for years to come. Did they even have a 3rd and long??

Shouldn't have let Moorman leave the building without a contract last week.

This is Paul Hamilton isn't it?

As counter intuitive as it sounds, I'd rather this iteration of the Bills play the Titans on the road than at home in late January.

He would be electric with a creative OC who knew how to use him. Not sure Daboll is that guy, assuming he's even here next season.

Plot twist..OP had two pairs of socks on a la Jim Carrey's gloves in Dumb and Dumber.

Hyde did last year in the playoff game against the Colts. Wasn't for field position but it was a hail mary at the end of the game

Nope. He's saying "f you" to each fan. The "you" is just much louder. Give it another listen.

Diggs: f you..f you..f you..f you..f you...stfu McKenzie (as Diggs as saying stfu): smfd

Clap if you like field goals.

If you buy enough, the NFL will guarantee the a Bills home playoff game.

Putting aside the fact he's dumber than a bag of rocks, I'd be happy never seeing him put on a Bills uniform again. He's so afraid of getting hit, he just falls down anytime he catches the ball. His biggest skill is making it look like he's falling/diving for a perfectly thrown ball so he won't have to run after the catch. Get this bum off the team asap.

Bring him in. Bring in anyone to take Levi Wallace's spot honestly. He's so terrible. He's the weakest link on this team.

Like many others here, I'm still seething about that game for a myriad of reasons, not the least of which was that awful showing by the referees. This isn't a novel concept, I don't believe. If I remember correctly, Bill Belichick floated the idea years ago. To fix the reffing issue, make every play/infraction challengeable with the caveat that you get two wrong challenges per game (punishable by yardage and/or losing a timeout). The big pushback on this would be that it would seriously slow the game down (especially if you're of the thought that there is holding on every play) but I think if you give more manpower and authority to off-field officials who are reviewing plays as they happen, this would minimize the delay. The way it is now, 90% of the time the tv viewer knows whether a challenge is going to be successful way earlier than the on-field refs receive the message and announce it. The process is incredibly ridiculous if you think about it.

I'd ask him why he keeps clapping after every sip of chocolate milk.