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I dont think the playcalling was actually the big problem in this game (aside from that horrendous 4th down call). The problem was the execution in this game on all sides of the ball. Josh was poor, receivers dropped multiple balls, Singeltary couldnt get it done when it mattered. The special teams even decided to completely forget their blocking assignments. In the end the Bills looked like they werent properly prepared for the Steelers. This kind of lack of preparation or focus is all on Mcd and he has done this a few times in his tenure. The whole team should feel embarrassed for what they served up to the fans in the stadium. It was utter garbage!

This has the look of another McD poorly prepared debacle game.

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I'm still surprised by the weird hate for Duke on this site and even still on this thread. Its like some people would like him dead for not catching a fastball pass from Josh in the end zone while being submarined in great coverage. Compared to people like Charles Clay or Kelvin Benjamin, Duke actually performed when he got the chance and was humble just to make the practice squad. I just dont think he was ever utilized as what he should have been, which is a bit player in the offense.

He didnt have much of chance with the depth this year or last for that matter. His real shot came two years ago and even though he performed quite well, it wasnt good enough. If he had come down with that TD vs the Texans, things might have been different.

This is an excellent point. TB Scored a TD right before the half just like they did against GB in the NFC championship. It didnt put the score out of reach but it was a huge gut punch to the Chiefs. They never got their belief back after that.

Icing on the cake!

Blaine Gabbert gets a ring?!! Wth is the world coming to!

TBH Both of these teams are filled with DBAGs

Streaker???

I had to replay on slow mo. It was an incredible effort!

Wow even though that was incomplete , that Mahomes pass on 4th down was one of the most amazing throws Ive ever seen! He throws it with zip, accurately while diving in mid air!! and his receiver full on drops it!

I had made peace with the Bills performance vs KC but seeing how well TB has handled KC in this game, I'm back to being angry. Our coaches really did a poor job in prep for that game!

Im just so numb to it now. Brady winning another one is as inevitable as death and taxes!

I thought about that as well. WTF were we asleep?

Exactly what I thought during the game and before it. How many times have we seen high flying pass oriented offenses humbled by defensive schemes that arent pretty but very effective in the playoffs? its happened forever in the NFL if the coaches are good enough. Our biggest failure was giving up on the run too soon. If they knew Singletary was not up to it they should have dressed Antonio Williams. In the game they should have kept plugging away with Yeldon. But they waited too long and the game got away from them!

I wouldn't mind TB winning for Arians sake but Brady is the deal breaker. Yes he's the Goat but hes had too much success and seeing him win another SB? what is exactly is that going to prove?

Speaking of Shady, is he still on the Bucs roster?? He has a chance at 2 straight SBs? In which he wont play??

This is my question that I asked earlier. The officials in the replay review area in NY saw the same replay that we all did on the broadcast of Feliciano getting punched by Jones. The league would be acquainted with Jones because they know he is a hothead because he had been ejected for punching someone in 2018 (in the previous clip I shared). Why didn't the NY officials crew buzz the ref and tell them instantly there was an off the ball incident with a punch. Either formally or on the down low. This stuff happens in other sports all the times and definitely happens in the NFL too (whether the league admits it or not). Jones should have been ejected no matter what the game is. That is the normal rule. The officials on the field had to have seen it and NY definitely saw it but nothing was done. Even after the fact the BIlls coaches should have brought this to the refs attention. You can bet if a Bills player had done it, it would have been called on the field and the Bills player ejected. In the end we played so poorly that we may have lost anyway, but is the Chiefs pass rush going to be the same on Josh if Jones is no longer there? The whole incident played out like the distract the referee in WWE!!

That play before halftime was like watching a high school football defense. The guy gets behind the DB and catches a Brady rainbow that was a level of difficulty that most people on TBD would have caught easily. What the hell were GB thinking??

Apparently punching people is a regular thing for Chris Jones! And he was ejected for it 3 years ago. Another odd coincidence, the guy who scored the TD before the PAT that Jones was tossed? TJ Yeldon! Hopefully the link works www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWkjjck76nQ

Wow looking at it again. It is so flagrant and I doubt Feliciano would fake falling down so it had to have been hard. But here is a question, had Feliciano stayed down and made more of a meal out of it, would the refs have reviewed the incident by replay? Is that kind of issue reviewable? I also wonder why Jones snapped like that at all? Its a pretty dumb thing to do, why so mad? Chris Jones Throws a Punch at Feliciano & Refs Didn't See It | Chiefs vs Bills - YouTube Not sure why Youtube link isnt working?

I thought the same thing but when I watched the replay the official is in a good position and you can see the Cleveland player's head take a serious turn after the hit. Also there would have been the unmistakable popping sound of the helmets hitting. Just like the Saints Rams game in 2018 in almost the same position.

The officials had to have seen the Jones punch. He knocked the Bills lineman down with it. They just chose to overlook it which is ridiculous. It should have been an automatic ejection.

I agree but the big problem is that these officials are so bad at their jobs it would be non stop reviews to make up for their incompetence. I have repeatedly argued on here that coaches should be able to challenge one bad officials call per game. That would certainly keep the officials more on their toes to make the right call. Like you said if Cleveland gets that call they might have won. And the helmet to helmet hit was so blatant even at real speed, the official had to be blind not to see it!!