RochesterLifer

I'm no Kansas City region expert. However, a lasting memory I have of the 1994 AFC Championship game was the respect everyone at the game had for the KC fans. They filled an entire section (thousands came by bus from KC) of the stadium. It was all red and yellow with loud and energetic cheering fans and no negatives. With about 5 minutes left in the game, they all filed out. Both sets of fans, Bills and Chiefs applauded each other out of respect and appreciation. Class act fans.

Too soon.

I'm not crying, you're crying.

I don't think there is anything wrong asking this question. As a fan, it makes for a fun conversation. My answer is that Josh is a great leader for this team and the macho, mean-guy routine is overrated. Often, the macho act covers up other weaknesses. Josh's sincere, self-deprecating, super-supportive, "let's continuously improve together" is a forever sustainably form of leadership that will have great players always flocking to play and win with him. Good question!

I can't really argue this and do respect your thinking. But, when I saw it happen (ever so quickly) I started cheering and giggling like a little boy. Sorry, at age 61, I guess the juvenile imbecile in me is still alive - and I'm happy about that.

Good for you. Go piss and moan to bed.

The fans, singing the goodbye song, are really doing themselves proud.

If I remember correctly, we were up 41-3 at the half. We were just running around the stadium, hugging each other. It was football Woodstock.

Know, tremendous catch.

Oh, fer crissake. Give it a break.

I think we had a brief ***** sighting in the endzone.

I like ugly, tonight.

So, who’s living “rent free” in who’s head?

Any minute now, my alarm clock is going to go off and I’m going to realize it is only Wednesday and I have to go to work. #SweetDreams

This is soooooooooo much fun!

We have had a lot of 2nd and 10s, but still delivered.

Sweet 3 and out.

Hyde with a Pro Bowl play!

That field is slick.

Wow, wow, wow!,,,

Yup, it already has me cussing at the TV. Then a Mac Jones “put in the work” commercial. Screw him. He hasn’t done $#!t.

In case you're wondering, nobody is hitting the beach here. 😁 Have fun!!!

This is a really bad take, given what Watson has allegedly chosen to do on his days off.

Plan a parade that winds through Buffalo neighborhoods, allowing as many average Buffalonians as possible to see the Lombardi trophy. Have a huuuuuge party at city hall, bringing all of the franchise's heritage on stage to honor our rich past and current championship. Make the day a western NY holiday.

Well then, I suggest you take precious care of your right one.