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Winning a playoff game on the road is always tough. The real test comes next week. If he wins two road playoff games He's legit

The game was effectively over

Amazing punt

I don't think Trubisky is ready for primetime. I think he'll get flustered and throw picks

Anthony Lynn can flat out coach

No one's passing in the red zone

A forward pass!!

Run run pass punt

This game is going pretty fast with all this running

If the Ravens advance I wonder how many "We should have drafted Jackson" threads we'll see

Ray Lewis needs to retire that dance

Yes my impression has improved a lot. I didn't like the pick at first and thought it was a reach. Allen has since shown to have the physical and mental tools to carry a team.

They're afraid to throw in the red zone

Tell me more

As crazy as it sounds the Jones's have put together a very good roster

They ran out of Seabass' favourite flavour of GBH

Except for the makers of the Dodge Caravan

Bill O'Brien called a terrible game. If Bob McNair were alive he'd be fired. He's just another over hyped Belichick flunkie

I think Whaley did as well as he could have in the absence of a cohesive philosophy on how to build a team. When you change coaches as often as you change socks there is no player type that you draft for because your organization is always in crisis.

I just finished reading Collision Low Crossers and came away thinking of higher of Rex than before. That said I think he's been given enough chances to prove he's just a chair warmer until a guru comes along

IMO we have had pretty solid defensive play all through the drought so as much as I am glad to see high defensive rankings, there's no real net improvement since the pre-McDermott/Beane era. We all know that it is at QB and on offense where a breakthrough is needed. We need to hit a homerun on our offensive coaches for the McDermott era to work. It looks like we have our QB. Now we need to surround him with weapons and a scheme to maximize his talents and our homefield advantage. I expect us to be at or over .500 next year but it may not be till year 4 where we really whether their methodology is working.

there's no question that McDermott is creating a culture of accountability in his coaching staff. He is not playing favourites with anyone including those he has worked with a long time on other teams. I'm as tired of the losing as anyone but I continue to believe that he was the right hire and that we have just begun to build a great organizational culture.

Shaw, I wish you and your loved ones the very best of the holiday season and 2019. Your contributions to the Bills community are a big part of what keep me coming back. I just spent the Xmas holidays in Seahawk country on the Canadian side. I was born in Vancouver and was a Seahawks/Raiders fan before moving to Ontario at age 19 and discovering the Bills. Before that the Bills were just another team on TV I would never identify with. The beautiful experience of gameday at the Ralph (yes I will always call it that despite the ever changing corporate sponsorships) is like nothing else I have experienced anywhere else. We are a great community because of posters like you. As for me, I will keep my season ticket account up as long as I can. I just came back from helping my Mom recoup from heart surgery on Vancouver Island. I may move back west so as to fulfill my family obligation. I can tell that when the Bills show up i Seattle, I will be sporting their gear. Wishing 2019's glad tidings to you and your loved ones.

I became a season ticket holder the year before Kyle was drafted. It's been almost an interrupted stream of steady losing since then and yet with each of Kyle's Pro Bowl invites and on field achievements, he gave me confidence to renew my tickets. No one legitimized our team the way he did. Imagine what determination he must have had to perform at that level in a sea of mediocrity. Mario Williams and TO came here for the paycheck and quickly checked out but Kyle publicly expressed his preference for being a Bill when it was anything but fashionable and it may even have cost him some money and opportunity. The fact that he performed at a Pro Bowl level for the duration of his time here without being an athlete of the Khalil Mack/Jadeveon Clowney/Ndamokong Suh variety just begins to hint as to his depth of character. At the risk of sounding disloyal, I will confess to secretly wishing he left for a contender to get his due as a name on the Lombardi. We've been very blessed to have such a professional in our midst who deeply loved our team and community. My Bills attire will soon include his jersey.

Thank you Mr Scrooge. I believe the Ghost of Christmas past and the Grim Reaper are trying to get through to you