BRH

Much has been made of the Bengals' three-man rush in the second half. Who knew that Reid and Mahomes would stick as stubbornly to the pass (25 out of 35 plays after halftime were passes)? They lost their minds for a good 30 minutes plus. That's a little different from 13 seconds.

Good, he won't win ***** there either.

Haven't read any of the thread, but the answer is Jameson Williams, assuming he will recover by the start of the season.

Can confirm it's a great place to watch a game. I've only been once, in 1995 for a pre-season game between the Bills and Chiefs -- I was driving across country and visiting my grandfather in KC, realized the Bills were playing that night, and went. The place was packed (for a pre-season game!) and it was pretty great all around. Except for the heavyset lady in the parking lot who saw my Bills t-shirt and gave me the double bird. I was like yeah, sorry we just kept you out of the Super Bowl twice. I'd say I hope she's happy now, but I wouldn't bet on her still being around.

Obviously in honor of Gabe.

I have watched that second one on a loop for five minutes

did the Knicks ever have a player like Michael Jordan? No. The Bills have their own Mahomes.

bull#### by the refs. You knew it was coming.

ALL YOU WHINERS CAN ***** THE ***** OFF

Should have gone for it

what are you even talking about

LFGGGGGGGGGGGG

Jesus Christ people calm down.

two or three of them were definitely when Reid was coaching the Eagles and losing the NFC title game every year. EDIT: yep, Rams in 2001 and Panthers in 2003 beat Reid and lost to Belichick. Another was in 2017 when Mike Mularkey beat Reid and lost to Belichick. Another in 2016 when the Steelers beat Reid and lost to Belichick. In 2019 the Titans did beat Belichick before losing to Reid. Looking for the other one. But we’ve already established that most of them beat Reid and lost to Belichick.

he’s also claiming Simmons “ain’t get ***** on me.” He watched a different game I guess

Some friends of mine and I went to the first Houston playoff game - not the Comeback, but the first home playoff game in like 22 years, New Year's Day 1989. There was plenty of snow on the ground and in the stands and in the second half one of my friends got bored and started tossing snowballs at a couple of guys a few rows down. Bills fans, not Oilers fans. Stupid either way, and we told him so. After the third or fourth time the targets, who were getting really annoyed because they couldn't figure out who was throwing at them, turned around right when he was loading up another snowball. What cracked me up was this: they pointed at him and one yelled, "After the game we're gonna kick your ass. You hear me? AFTER THE GAME." And they looked quite capable of doing so. I thought to myself, now *those* guys are real Bills fans. They could have gone right up and kicked the ***** out of him, but they weren't going to risk getting kicked out during the game. They didn't turn around again. With a couple of minutes left and the game pretty much in hand, my friend did the smart thing and beat it out of the stadium, going up a few rows and cutting across to another aisle to evade detection. Right when the game ended, the two guys in front of us turned around and got ready to make good on their threat.... and they were pretty disappointed to see an empty seat. I was too, kind of. 😄

On point #7, during that Motor drive, he got facemasked around the 15 and you could tell he was pissed. I actually think he and the Bills purposely gave the ball to him on every carry after that to make sure he was the one who scored the TD. Nothing says "complete domination" more than deciding you're going to score a touchdown a particular way with a particular player and then going out and doing it.

A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

Yeah, that's what he meant. 🙄

Or a single turnover. Yeah, the gap's not significant at all. 🙄 This would be like if the Bills had said the gap wasn't significant after that 56-10 blowout in 2007.

As a proud Penfield Chief who of course detests the replacement mascot (Patriots 🤮), I have never seen anything wrong with the name. The tomahawk chop, however, is just as offensive as Chief Wahoo was in Cleveland and Chief Noc-a-Homa was in Atlanta.

Does this mean no "hoading" calls for the rest of the playoffs?

exactly. “Let’s see him do it two weeks in a row.”

We win, I don’t care who we beat.