Utah John

He took a chance and it paid off except for Coleman being pushed OOB. Not McD's fault.

I thought as long as Coleman reestablished his inbounds position. I guess that's not the rule after all, because he clearly got back inbounds as quickly as possible.

Third and short. Better be four down territory. Must score on every drive.

So you just tuned in to the game?

Do we have any CBs playing CB? I mean, real CBs, not just guys who they say are CBs.

Well those defensive adjustments at halftime worked great. Now we get Josh Allen back on the field.

Shhhh, We're trying to surprise them.

Actually they realized they needed a new kicker so they drafted a good one.

Great play by Bosa. If the Bills waste that and let the Ravens get a first or a TD, that will be that.

You should never have two receivers that close together because that means there will be too many defenders around the ball. Oh, crap.

I'm not really sure Henry is getting contacted at all.

Smaller and quicker LBs work great for a good regular season record, mostly playing against inferior teams. It does not work against the top teams.

I have it figured out. The Bills long-term strategy is to make the Ravens overconfident when the meet in the playoffs. (Don't laugh. It worked last year.)

Chris Collingsworth says he doesn't know what people could do. The answer is not to let the LOS get away from you.

Missed tackle on Henry going through the line. This is not encouraging.

Bishop is becoming the default whipping boy.

Boy, the fire seems to have gone out.

The Bills get caught up in manhood contests sometimes. The last possession was second and short and then third and short, and they got stuffed both times. Their best player is Josh Allen and there are plays to be made if the Bills let him do it. There's no point in trying to force a play into the middle of the line when there are opportunities elsewhere.

The Chiefs were winning the last couple of years out of muscle memory. They got into close games and always pulled them out. Their weaknesses have been growing and it might be they've caught up with them. However, last night's game just showed that their injuries to their two best WRs really hurt. ANY team that has multiple injuries at a single position will struggle (as the Bills might with the defensive backfield banged up). The Chargers have a very good defense but not THAT good that they should expect to shut down the Chiefs every time out. I think once they get WRs back they'll return to being a very tough out.

A Brown had one catch late in the game, for a crucial first down. I don't know whether he was Elam's responsibility. I also don't know if Elam was covering Brown all game long. Brown is the Eagles' best WR so if the Cowboys were moving their CBs around they probably put their best CB on Brown.

He was dodging, and if you remember him playing you'll know he was good at that. By the way, I'm one of the people who think Montana is the true GOAT.

At the end of the playoff game against the Chiefs, the Bills got wrapped up in a manhood contest, basically telling the Chiefs we're going to run a push tush and see if you can stop it. The opportunity to pop a quick pass for a first down or even to hit an open receiver deep was right there. The fact that the Bills DID earn a first down on that play, and certainly had one on the play before (the Kincaid reception), and got jobbed by the refs, doesn't take away from the fact that they didn't do what Mahomes/Reid does, hit em where they ain't.

Mike White played so poorly in the preseason that he cost the Bills any chance to get anything for him in trade.

An organization with no class. Keep in mind though that Cookie Gilchrist refused to come to Buffalo after his playing days, even to have his name put on the Wall, because the Bills wouldn't cover his costs. Boomer should decline the invite and explain to his TV audience why he's not there.

Phillips has played at about the level you'd expect for a player drafted where he was. Oliver hasn't. That's the point.