Talley56

Come on Bengals 21 Rams 18 or Rams 28 Bengals 21 (yes, I am in a squares game)

Depending on how you look at it, technically, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are still the defending Super Bowl champs until the Rams or Bengals win tomorrow night. So, if you look at it that way, we only have to say Tom Brady is the defending Super Bowl champ for 24 more hours. Then we'll never have to say it again (at least as a player).

Good point

I'll say forward but TBH I only say that because of how much better Allen got. If you were to tell any one of us back in August that the Bills would finish with more losses and get knocked out a round earlier than 2020 you'd be hard pressed to find anyone calling that a step forward. However, as I watched Allen, I saw a QB take even more steps towards something truly special, particularly in the last month and a half. He looks to me like a QB who, as long as he's healthy, won't be denied a title for much longer. I would say his progression has been: 2018 - Potential 2019 - Getting better 2020 - Great 2021 - Virtually unstoppable

I was just watching Mikaela Shiffrin sitting on the side, not moving after wiping out again. They took it back to the studio but I assume she's still sitting there. To think how much these athletes dedicate to these moments. Must be gut-wrenching when something like this goes wrong.

Josh's Jaqs and Flutie Flakes are all you really need. Top 5: 1. Golden Grahams 2. Rice Krispies 3. Raisin Bran Crunch 4. Apple Cinnamon Cheerios 5. Special K Fruit & Yogurt

Barring a really great salary or just some blood-brother connection with Daboll, I can't imagine he was ever truly considering going to the Giants. He's with arguably the best QB in the league, on the cusp of a championship. Why go to a trainwreck?

I correctly picked the Bengals over Titans in the first game last weekend but I've picked all 5 games since that one wrong.

The moment you remember the Jets beat the Bengals just a few months ago.

How so? McD & Allen have three, Burrow has three.

Gotta say, they Bengals may have just killed our coin toss argument from last week's game. Chiefs win the toss again in OT but Bengals played some defense and won.

Bills, I'm in denial 😢 But seriously, Rams in the NFC, no strong rooting interest in the AFC.

Judging by the responses, it sounds like this will be an unpopular opinion, but I don't understand why he won this. He had a great year, indeed, but when I think of comeback I think of a player who already had something of an established NFL career. He had a decent rookie season then got hurt so he didn't really come back to much that was previously established as a pro. There should be a breakthrough/breakout player of the year award which I think suits him more. Dak should be comeback.

Positive way looking at Sunday: I don't have to request off from work on Monday 2/14.

What the next coach will see when he walks into the Saints facility for the first time

We finally might be on to something when we say "wait til next year"

I'm still going to look back fondly at the fact that the Bills absolutely expunged the Patriots ending their season.

Something tells me another topic is about to get merged into this one:

I think I'll root for the Rams the rest of the way. They knocked our Tom Brady so we don't have to hear about "oh another championship by TB12, he's amazing blah blah blah".

Worse than the lateral loss to Tennessee.

Bills by a billion Oops, sorry

Apparently the Titans don't 1 seed very well. This was posted a few days ago so they can update this to "lost to Bengals in Divisional Round"

The three remaining teams in the NFC are the teams who went to the SB out of the each of the prior three seasons: 2018 - Rams 2019 - 49ers 2020 - Bucs

Have both 1 seeds ever lost on the same day in the divisional round?

Cincinnati's prior playoff win drought: 31 years Cincinnati's last playoff win drought: 1 week