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The most embarrassing day in Bills history in my lifetime (just turned 40) was the first game played in Toronto. Not only did our crappy, heartless team get rolled by Miami, you could hear audible "Let's Go Dolphins" chants from the crowd. They took a home game away from Buffalo and put it in a different country, ironically giving the Dolphins a friendlier environment than they get when the Bills play them in Miami. It was such a disgrace.

They won't want to discuss any of it, because what you said is 100% true. At least half of Bills fans were so traumatized by the playoff drought that they're perfectly happy to win the division and maybe a playoff game because shooting for anything more involves the risk that mediocrity might rear it's ugly head again. That should not be a legitimate worry when you have Allen in his prime.

I thought the same thing. That would be our luck.

I had a bit of a PTSD episode watching the 3rd quarter of the game last night. As soon as Aiyuk made that circus catch, I knew it was over, even though Detroit still technically had a two-score lead. I've seen how that movie ends WAY too many times.

Dan Campbell at coach is like Ryan Fitzpatrick at QB. They're fun and easy to root for, but you'd rather do it when they're on someone else's team.

LMAO, you'll see us colonize Mars before a member of the media criticizes Lamar Jackson.

How about any guys on offense? I'm not a fortune-teller, but the Packers had Aaron Rodgers for more than a decade and only won one SB because they refused to use their first pick on weapons to help him. Sound familiar?

Anyone who has Jackson over either Burrow or Allen has just bought into media narratives. Not a single GM on earth, including Baltimore's, is taking Lamar over either of those guys.

No cold-weather team would ever trade for Tua, given his track record in anything above swimsuit weather.

Diggs' brother continously disparaged the team and Allen, his most important coworker. If your little brother publicly did this to you with your job, you'd nip that in the bud pretty damn quick, right? He never did. At best, Diggs allowed it to happen. At worst, he used his brother as a mouthpiece to say the things he wanted to say bit couldn't. Speaks volumes.

You're talking about someone who can probably barely read, let alone remember how important it is to pull out.

He was hooking everything. Even the kicks he was making were barely splitting the uprights. Clearly got the yips somewhere along the way.

Virtually every Goodell change has made the game worse. The Monday Night wild card game is another atrocity.

He doesn't even know what real Bills pain is. By the time I was 10, I had already seen them lose four Super Bowls. Then they missed the playoffs every year from the time I was 16 until I was like 33. Yeah, maybe he's got the right idea, actually.

I like the thought process behind this post, but I just don't see McDermott ever getting over the hump. I'd go as far to say that his overall personality and temperament is a hindrance. His teams routinely get tight in big moments, and that's a reflection on him.

I don't care how they defended him. When you have a top QB, you don't abandon a downfield passing attack just because your opponent is attempting to stop it.

They threw 16 (16!) passes behind the LOS and only attempted a half dozen past 10 yards. It was cowardly.

He took the game out of the best player's hands yesterday. Inexcusable.

Was there a single Bills fan on earth that thought he was going to make that kick last night?

The only difference between Allen and Mahomes is luck of the draw. Mahomes went to the greatest playcaller possibly ever with two first-ballot HOF pass catchers. Allen went to a guy who is so poor at evaluating offensive talent that he thought Nate Peterman should initially start over him.

Nico Collins was picked shortly after. He'd be nice right now.

Picking him and Boogie Basham 1 and 2 that year was why we got to watch Trent Sherfield play meaningful minutes while dropping multiple bombs last night. Criminal how little they've built around Allen.

I numb to it at this point. This would be an all-time haunting loss for almost any other franchise, but I feel like I've see at least a dozen that were worse from the Bills. I expected that they would blow it, and they obliged. No surprise or gut punch feeling at all.

Very glad to hear that Norwood 2.0 has a contract that makes him essentially uncuttable. Awesome news!

No, he left early. Probably had to run off to call his brother and ask him to demand he be traded again.