Talley56

If the Bills completely choke this year you'll need to do everything in your power to get it back.

I can't vote for some reason but I would say about the same only this time around "about the same" will be enough to get past the Chiefs and Bucs.

They better build a big trophy case for what's to come in the Josh Allen era.

Some snow from the Indy snow game of 2017.

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I would have to say the last TD drive that sealed the win in the first game vs Miami (week 2). I know a lot of what made that great was the big 3rd and 9 TD pass to John Brown. What made that so special was it was great to see the Bills actually go for the win instead of just playing not to lose. I feel like, in the past, on the rare occasion the Bills would have the ball and a late lead, on a 3rd and 9, they would have just played not to lose, like "maybe just run the ball, take some time off the clock, then hopefully we can pin them deep enough with the punt to see if our defense can win it". That drive showed that this team is different and plays to actually win games. Also, unlike prior offenses, they actually have the talent and capability to actually go for the win in those situations.

I might have to say either the Thanksgiving win at Dallas or the win a few weeks later at Pittsburgh. Those were just the types of games Buffalo seemed to lose in he past even during the few "better" years like 04 and 14. Those two games just seemed to prove more than any others prior to last year that this was a coaching staff more committed to winning than others in the past.

There are some obvious ones like wide right, losing the wild card game to Tennessee on the lateral play, Stevie's TD drop against Pitt. I'll bring up another one that may not have been mentioned: 2014 week 16 against Oakland, down only 19-17 with a few minutes to go, 3rd and 22. The defense proceeds to give up a first down. Bills lose and are eliminated from the playoffs. I can't recall if the Bills would have made the playoffs had they won that game but it was still disappointing.. What makes that play so frustrating is that was a legitimately good defense. Heck, they shut down Aaron Rodgers and the Packers one week earlier. Then they give up that crap play on 3rd and 22. That was a huge let down.

BAL@LV (MNF) Interesting, I thought they usually did a double-header on the opening night for MNF.

I think moment of his career I'll remember most was back when he was with the Niners and they beat the Saints in the Divisional playoff game. I think it was about 9 or 10 years ago. He hit Vernon Davis with about 9 seconds left to give SF the win. It was a crazy game.

I picked Illinois to win it all and Ohio St to make the final four. Safe to say I'm not winning a darn thing.

To think how close he came to being a Dolphin.

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I played a couple of years in HS but our plays and formations were so basic I wasn't learning anything that would help me watching pro football. The only things I learned were get lower than they other guy and keep your head up so you don't get you neck broken.

What are the chances of Bills @ Bucs on the Thursday night opener? And would you want that?

Tampa lost at home to the Rams. The rams lost at home to the Jets. What a weird year.

At this point, even though there were some suspect calls in the first half, you can't blame officiating. Tampa was just better.

Well, at least Brady is terrorizing a completely different division for once.

Ouch!

Did the clock even start on that last play?

Chiefs were down by 10 to a much better 49er defense in the 4th quarter last year. They can do this.

Of course it's Offside. Now TB probably gets in the endzone.

I take it back, from the other view, looks like he was indeed short.

Looked like he might have gotten it in. Question will be, is there an angle where it is conclusive.

Great defensive play