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That's what she said...

Thank you, sir. Best post of the week. Go Bills!!!

It’s been 31 years since Bills fans had a chance to attend an AFC championship game. I couldn’t (and won’t) miss it. Section 101, row 32 — right behind the Bills’ bench. LFG!!!!!

Concussion protocol always works this way. If Benford was running around and doing drills the only way he’s not going to clear the protocol is if he has some sort of setback in symptoms tomorrow.

Sort of a bull-s-h-i-t analysis IMO. Sounds like a guy just trying to be dramatic, as if he has “cracked the code.” Go figure, you need a bunch of good players to win a Super Bowl. Stop the presses! I think the Bills have more than proven that their roster is capable of bringing home some hardware.

Ego. He hated playing second fiddle to Jimmy Johnson, and then tried it again with Parcells and hated it. The Cowboys will always have to be about Jerry as long as he is around.

This is fantastic, as Benford will almost certainly clear protocol. The guy I was actually most worried about was Dion, as you never know what "sickness" means and I have nightmarish flashbacks to Bruce Smith and the flu that kept him out of a playoff game.

I dunno...looks pretty sweet to me.

Gimme a break. Of course they can taste it -- it's literally 60 minutes away! Talk about just looking for things to be worried about...smh

The result of another bad owner who can’t get out of his own way. That moronic interview in which he said Baalke would stay unless a HC candidate gave him “compelling evidence” to part ways was the icing on the cake. What an idiot. I often wonder how some of these guys became so successful that they could buy an NFL franchise.

I love seeing you so optimistic, Bill! There is a quiet confidence about this team, and I agree with you that Josh really has taken it to the next level. Nothing will be easy on Sunday but I “Billieve” as much as I ever have. Go Bills!

Peter Noone? It's a joke, brother..."noone" is not a word. You're looking for "no one."

That place is going to have a lot of Bills fans...I think it will be shocking to the announcers and television audience how much our presence will be felt.

Thanks, I edited my post. The truth remains, however, that Cooper appears to be 4th behind Shakir/Coleman/Hollins so his opportunities are by definition going to be limited.

Funny, I heard that Reid quote also and immediately thought "well, well, well, let the games begin." He really doesn't have any other choice. What else is he going to tell his team? They're back-to-back SB champs. He's got to come up with something. As I said last week, extra motivation does matter to these guys. The good news is that regardless of what imaginary "chip" KC is placing upon their shoulders, the Bills don't have to manufacture one; KC is the last obstacle in their path towards writing their own story.

Something's not right, I'll agree with you there... It's pretty damned simple. Cooper is not helpful in the run game. When we've got 6 OL out there you've only got room for 4 skill players (besides Josh). That's a RB, 1 or 2 TEs, and 1 or 2 WRs. Even with a standard 5 OL Cooper only plays if we're throwing 3 WR out there, because Shakir/Coleman/Hollins dominate the 2 WR sets. Not sure what conspiracy theory you're trying to promote. Cooper will help us at some point, but it's going to be situational (as it has been to this point). ** Edited to reflect Coleman, Shakir, and Hollins are getting majority of snaps in 2 WR sets.

We turned Mahomes over twice in the first meeting (and Josh gave it up once), so it mattered then as well. But I agree with you that both of these teams have it ingrained not to beat themselves with mistakes, so I think it's really going to come down to the red zone and who is able to cash in while preventing the other team from doing the same.

...red zone offense/defense, and turnovers. Period. Yards don't mean diddly poo; in all four divisional games last weekend the team that out-gained their opponent lost. Granted, if one team is dominating another the yardage will reflect that, but when the stakes are high and every team is a "good" team it all boils down to RZ and TO margin. Josh Allen has taken a few years to add that knowledge to his repertoire but he now fully understands and embraces it, and that's why the Buffalo Bills will be traveling to New Orleans in two weeks.

I was always high on Jimbo, but even I never imagined he would become the sort of tough runner he is now. Just amazing, and the fact we have TyJo and RayRay to spell him and play some 3rd downs/4:00 offense is the icing on the cake.

It’s the freight house on w 22nd.

Looks like the Airbnb we’re staying at is a 4-minute walk from Jack’s Shack…how do they stack up to Joe’s or Q39? Does it matter?

Yes it’s a nice 3-headed monster but you’re completely wrong about Cook. The dude welcomes contact and runs through it.

Just go out and f***ing play sound, mistake free football like they have and physically dominate this team. Don’t put it in the refs’ hands.

Gotta get the papers, get the papers…

Didn’t see another thread specifically for those going to the game next week. I’m making my first trip to Arrowhead and we won’t have the ability to organize a “tailgate” in the traditional sense. Are there bars/restaurants near the stadium; hopefully walkable? I’ll do my own research but hoped perhaps some of you have been to games there previously. Thanks and Go Bills!!!