Talley56

A game where the Chiefs were actually on the wrong end of the calls.

Simply put, just moving on with life and being thankful for where I am and what I have. The loss stinks, it really does, and it's frustrating to watch the Bills come up short yet again, but, there are people in this world who are going through way worse. If watching my team lose a heartbreaking game is the worst thing I'm going through right now I'm pretty lucky. The NCAA Tournament and Baseball are coming up soon as well so that helps.

Well, on to next year. Bills will be getting both SB teams at home. Also, home games against Baltimore, Tampa, a Cincinnati team that I think will be improved, and games at Pittsburgh and Houston. Certainly have their work cut out for them.

Another trip around the sun without a trophy.

This team lost at home to the Cowboys. The Cooper Rush Cowboys. And haven't lost since.

When they ran the prior play and took a knee to set the kick up on the left hashmark and lost about 4 yards doing so I thought to myself, those few yards could make a difference. And it almost did.

According to Pro-Football-Reference.com, this is a Scorigami. First ever 32-12 finish.

This just occurred to me and the first thing I did when I realized it was to come right to the board to see if anyone had posted about it.

The Bills proceeded to not win another playoff game for 25 years from after that loss 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Hawkeyes in the Pop-Tarts bowl

I don't know what was worse, yesterday's painful blowouts or tonight's close but painfully underwhelming game.

Glad the Ravens won. It wouldn't have surprised me if the Steelers would have rested their starters the rest of the way (including Wednesday vs KC) had they won tonight and locked up the AFC North. Now, with the Ravens right on their heels, they are going to play their starters and be a lot hungrier for a win the rest of the way.

While I think Dan Quinn should get some consideration, ultimately, it has to be O'Connell.

Oh, how big that Bengals/Broncos game could have been if Jonathan Taylor hadn't dropped the ball short of the endzone.

MARION!!!

You just have to laugh sometimes LOL

Time for a little Yellowstone to make me feel better.

Was kind of hoping teams like the Panthers, Giants, Raiders, Jags would lose out so that the Jets' draft pick isn't too high but, hey, good for the Panthers. Bryce Young has looked decent since coming back.

Maybe I'm just terrible at reading between the lines on message boards but that seemed like positive and genuine feedback. I know GB kicked their butts so maybe just simply making the post was trolling but it seemed respectable to me.

Yikes, fight going on right now between Michigan and OSU over planting the flag.

The only thing I don't like about the narrative is it kind of belittles Buffalo's win over KC. I'd like to think the big win a couple of weeks ago was over an actual contending, not just lucky, team, even if I have to concede that KC really is still great. I guess this last month or so of the season will tell us a lot. KC has to go to Pittsburgh and Denver and they have to play Houston (Texans have been struggling lately but I still think they are overall a solid team). If the Chiefs aren't that good, and they are just luck, I'm thinking at least two of those games should be losses.

Bulldogs, just like the Chiefs, getting all kinds of luck today.

Did Jauron rejoin the Bears’ coaching staff on that last play?

I think that may have been a catch and fumble but I don’t know that they will see enough to conclusively overturn the incompletion call.