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Couldn't disagree more. Brady was an outlier, and with some shady stuff around it too I might add.

Then we're thinking of different plays.

You're right. But we also choked this game away. It's hard to look at the positives. We can go 13-3 next year, but we still need to shed the label of choker in the playoffs.

It was an intense pressure moment. Very few people on earth are good in those situations, much less who play QB. And Allen did lead us into FG range on that drive to tie. Not sure why you're hung up on this.

We had him on the ropes. I always liked Watson, and he definitely has intangibles, but I still like Allen's ceiling more. Watson has incredible weapons to throw to. We should've won.

Adrenaline move.

Let's wait on the vid then. We have different memories of it.

Learning through pain is a choice. You can learn equally through winning. Where was Brady's learning through pain? Roethlisberger's? We choked today. Coaches choked. A select few players choked.

100% great play by the DB. Duke made great catches today, including an amazing 1st down catch that was called back. I was annoyed by fans clamoring for Duke, but after the last 2 weeks, I'm really raising my eyebrow at McDermott. I thought there was a reason we didn't know about. It was pure stubbornness. Or fear of making a mistake.

In games this close, bad calls decide the game. Imagine the refs made a bad call before the Immaculate Reception, or the Tyree Catch, or the Butler pick. People like to pretend that these games are always in the team's hands. They're not. Every great team relies on the refs in crunch time to make the right call. Even the greatest dynasties would not be dynasties with those types of calls. Thought experiment: when was the last time we won a game where the other team got absolutely hosed by the referees?

And who were those men in black jumpsuits who casually walked up and told the referee what to call? Weird. Never seen that before. Didn't see them again after the game.

How many missed blocks and assignments did the Oline have today?

I can't wait for a team to take Daboll away from us and fall for his BS. As cute as we seem, we run the most inefficient offense. Singletary is used maybe half as much as he should be, Foster was misused, McKenzie was underused. The truth was, I was annoyed all year with the clamoring for Duke Williams. But after seeing him the last two games, the kid is baller. I am now convinced McDermott was just stubborn. It makes me question all the other decisions we made. For all the good we've done, Allen could've developed way more this season and we should've won the division. We CHOKED today, guys. CHOKED. And we did it with the usual suspects. Cody Ford, Frank Gore, Daboll, and Allen fumbling and taking sacks. It's a miracle we even got to OT.

This game will always bother me. Always. Because we should have won.

His hero worship was always weird. Frank Gore was NEVER considered one of the greats. He was a solid player who lasted a long time. Seeing him up there with Payton and Smith is an oddity. I get treating veterans well to encourage them to come here, but not at the expense of losing. McDermott needs to look in the mirror in the offseason. And Beane needs to stop being a pansy and spend some of his salary cap on better offensive players.

We had such a good flow going on offense. You lose 2 downs with Gore and have the clock. I defend McDermott a lot, but that is absolutely awful. In the playoffs? WTF

You can't be elite at every position. He's as good or slightly better than replacement IMO. How much he gets paid doesn't matter unless it handicaps the team's salary cap. If it doesn't, then it's a personal issue between the fan and how much money another person makes.

Gotcha, thanks. From what I've read, the Jills were being exploited and rightfully spoke up after many years. Personally, I think the game experience could use hot cheerleaders, but maybe I'm just a small minority. As for Marc, I don't really care what happens. But I will stand up for his right to make money. I think using his likeness without his permission was a really shady move. And I thought it was weird how everyone instantly turned on him because he wanted to get paid.

Someone translate this for me please.

I think even a dumb person could understand the concept. But a closed-minded person? It's one thing if they were using his likeness to promote a non-profit event and he was asking for money on Twitter. That's a bad look. But Resurgence and the Bills marketing arm? He gets a decent lawyer and that's the easiest settlement in the world.

Again. Avoid any form of discussion. I see right through you. I hope the other members of this board do too. You are on my ignore list.

You are possibly the lowest information poster on this board, and that is saying something. Through hundreds of posts I've seen you litter this board with, I have never seen you have the courage to put your true opinions and beliefs about the Bills on the line. Rather, you choose to belittle other posts and snip at minor inaccuracies that miss the greater picture. I have a background in data science. So please, I ask of you, expand on your "lol" and we can have a true conversation. I want to see what the real "Mr WEO" is all about. Do you even have a connection to the Buffalo area?

He is absolutely elite at this. If you remove the last few games from the sample, the percentage will be even higher, and I think more indicative of his numbers compared to the rest of the league. Super-clutch.

It's weird to me that people are against this. Companies are using his likeness to promote their brand, without his permission. It's an open and shut case IMO. They're using him for their personal gain. There's nothing wrong in wanting to be properly compensated. Is there a tint of jealousy here somewhere? Is it because he's a working/middle class guy like most people here, trying to make some money? He already gave so much in that interview, and has brought so much joy to anybody watching it. What does it say about the city of good neighbors when they want to take, but don't want to see something given back? Are you afraid he's going to make more money than you? Weird, weird, weird.

It's interesting, isn't it. Why are they so attached to their initial opinion? Josh Allen is the domino that exposes NFL advanced stats. I'm not saying that advanced stats are a fraud, far from it. Just that we are in such an early stage of knowledge about advanced statistics, all these guys popping up that think they're smart and trying to make money off the gold rush, have barely scratched the surface of what's possible. That's how I know PFF won't last. Instead of trying to figure out where they went wrong, they're clinging to their original formulas. Big mistake. Case study of what not to do.