Green Lightning

I love Tua! And hope the Fish sign him to the largest NFL contract ever and he pilots the team to oblivion again and again!

You ever wonder what if we took Jefferson instead of trading for Diggs? We'd all be preoccupied with who would be WR2 and be set at WR1 for years to come. Is what it be.

Likely come back from the dead.

Planning not to. Enough of Mahomes fat helmet and FN Swift. Dislike both teams and underwhelmed with Usher. I'll score some major points with the wife who doesn't understand why anyone would love something that so upsets you. She has a point.

Again. Obviously. Beating g KC is an automatic bid to the next step and I liked our chances against Baltimore and even more against SF.

Obviously. You don't think we could have beat the Ravens?

Well Brady was very good until the last 1:45 of the KC game. Then once again all situational awareness, all plays to move the chains and eat click went out the window and we once again choked a chance to go the SB. Hopefully he learned from it and will make us better next year.

The one and only Ted Washington.

Like beating KC in the regular season then choking against them the playoffs?

Both should be signed to huge money and lifetime deals. That would be two less teams to worry about.

I could not disagree more with the OP. This coaching staff has proven repeatedly to have terrible situational awareness in clutch time. Scoring early would have just been a hope and a prayer that KC would make a mistake as they demolished our D on just about every drive in the second half. Just move the damn chains, burn clock and either score a TD or be much closer for a tying FG. This coach, this team, never seems to learn how to close a game -- and it cost us dearly again.

He's like Phil Hanson. And there's nothing wrong with that. Happy he's on the team.

Great player, person and Bill. He also came up with the two plays I will never forget: the end zone pick against the Patriots in the playoffs and the amazing mid-air spin and catch, then run back for a TD against a Miami onside kick. What a great run for both Poyer and Hyde.

I have come to a very similar place of late. After following the team since 1963 and weathering all of the incredible soul crushing loses, (Still bitter they traded Lamonica away) I've had to reassess how much of my stomach lining I can give to the team. Like the OP, I am working on caring a bit less and not letting the Bills dominate my mood and outlook as they have in past years. That said, I reserve the right to B word.

Not surprised Diggs was a no-show for interviews. He was a no-show for the second half of the season and the playoffs.

Other than "hope springs eternal" I cannot disagree.

Sure, they'll be good. Just not good enough to beat elite teams or get past the divisional round.

We had Douglas. Apparently we're not beating them with Diggs, Knox, Bass and our entire D line which never laid a glove on him. This roster and coaching staff is not good enough. And the salary cap hole won't help things or make it possible to sign the players we already have that didn't get it done.

See ya

A solid line up that could keep up our fine tradition of losing in the divisional round.

Morse has to go. His head's a time bomb and cannot move a DT an inch or stop a bull rush. I'd trade Knox. Too much coin for too little production. Kincaid and a good blocking TE will be just as effective. Lose Knox's cap hit and pick up some draft picks or other assets.

The next Sammy Watkins?

Mahomes, Burrow or Brady wouldn't win a SB with this Bills regime. The team mirrors it's coach. In crunch time we choke, and continually find new and novel ways to lose at the last minute. In fact it's such an exhausted list we are now recycling our all time soul crushing loses. So wide-right out of the way. Homerun throwback is next I suppose.

Unless someone in the stands is going to cover Kelce, I am worried about injuries.

Mostly agree, though that 4 TD whopper game of his against the Chiefs would sure look good Sunday.