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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

And there's a very good chance the Bengals come off that list in the next few days.

I seem to recall a number of our very own fans wanted Mayfield over Allen if we had the opportunity.

If it ends up Bills vs Rams I'd be interested to see what percentage of each fanbase would end up being there.

I'm given to understand the list of possible names for #3 are below Mac J.C. Robert Matthew

In general, this year's wildcard games haven't been very competitive. Heck even Washington played Tampa competitive last year.

Mine would probably be different. Most might say the Browns. I was honestly never sold on them so, IMO, they didn't disappoint. But based on the expectation they generally had, I guess they would be. From my perspective, I would say the Chargers. It seemed like they were too good overall not to make the playoffs. I might also say the Ravens but they were maybe the most snake-bitten team due to injuries. Quite frankly, I thought they actually did pretty well given the injuries they had to endure as well as the brutal schedule they had to go up against.

I certainly think the Bengals can beat the Titans. If they do, and the Bills beat the Chiefs, championship game in Buffalo.

I was actually just about to post about this. Between the Colts/Bears last year and Eagles/Steelers this year the only team who you could maybe consider playoff worthy was last year's Colts team. But unfortunately the 7th seed is probably here to stay for the long haul.

Ummm, what on earth?

I also wasn't at the Colts/Bills snow game a few years back that no one complained about.

Before this game I wondered if the Chargers may have been a tougher opponent. Now I don't think any of our potential matchups would have stopped us.

Not hearing much out of the "we need a dome" crowd tonight.

Poor Lions, only team left who hasn't won a playoff game in the 21st century. And no sign that will be changing any time soon.

Zay it ain't zo.

Congrats Georgia. Best team all year. Bama caught fire in the SEC title game but not this time.

Here's a picture. Ball is coming out, arm still back. The ball ended up going forward because after it came out of his hand the finger tips pushed it forward. I've seen this happen before where they call these fumbles.

My eyes looking at when the ball came out say yes.

It may not make sense as far as where the ball went afterwards but in every shot I've seen the ball is absolutely coming out before his arm starts going forward.

That's the right call. Ball was coming out just before his arm starts going forward and recovered with the toe just barely in bounds.