What a Tuel

Looked at receiving and Diggs may surpass Thurman Thomas in just 3 years too. Granted Thomas is out of position obviously but still. May be a stretch to make it to top 5 this year but will be close. Either way impressive for the short time he's been here. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/career-receiving.htm

Thats the one. Right there.

Are you basing this on his exit to the lockerroom in the last game? Think that was just cramps.

That is if the Fish/Chargers/Ravens don't beat them first. I don't think any of the top 3 seeds are guaranteed to make it to the divisional which is why this #1 seed is critical. I know its obvious but let the Chiefs and Bengals fight it out with the Fish and Chargers. Just win out! Bears, Bengals, Patriots!

Wow, no way? Did he even stop playing yesterday?

30-24 @ Texans OT 34-28 @ Broncos 24-27 @ Bengals 26-10 vs Rams 30-27 @ Chargers I get they are still winning (besides the Bengals game) but this idea that they are some unstoppable force is getting out of hand. Those are some sub par teams and the Bills have wins much like this (but against better teams) where the fans are asking "whats wrong?"

There is an argument to be made that his legacy would be better off ending on a high note aka John Elway, as opposed to playing until the wheels fall off and losing some of that shine. The movie is kind of embarrassing though. I am not sure who green lighted this.

Watching that replay over and over again during the game and it could have been but it also could have been personal foul roughing the passer, those Dolphins players wrapped him up long after he threw it.

Never truly in doubt? Sheesh. If that were the Bills, you'd be so down on them right now lmao. Also this is how Mahomes finished: J McKinnon right guard 2 yards. Mahomes pass short middle 4 yards Mahomes sacked -12 yards He is damn lucky Mills coughed up the football but sure, it was all part of their plan 😂

Not to pile on the guy, but pretty sure he lost containment on the long Dalvin Cook TD too.

Think we really need that 1 seed. The wild cards are likely going to be Chargers/Dolphins/Ravens in my opinion. 3 teams that would play us tough I think. Would certainly much rather one of those 3 take a shot at the Chiefs than us.

Not to mention those teams have similar type wins and some bad losses so maybe "if they play like that against us", then they will lose too. So tired of the idea that these other teams are invincible playing a flawless unbeatable game. Chiefs 1 point win against the terrible Raiders Almost gave the game away to the terrible Broncos Lost to the Bengals Bengals Blownout by the Browns Close win against the Titans Close win against the terrible Steelers 49ers Lost to the terrible Falcons Blownout by the Chiefs Eagles Near loss to the terrible Colts Lost to the Commanders Cowboys Near loss to the one win Texans Played down to the Colts level for 3 quarters Lost to Green Bay

Yeah I could see that, which is another reason Singletary was probably right not risking contact.

I was sure one of our players were going to get hurt slipping on one of the ice chunks in the endzone. Fans need to stop and think sometimes.

I am just confused why everyone assumes he gets a TD there? Two defensive players were right there and while I love Singletary and think he is a better RB than people give him credit for, when has he shown that he will beat those tackles?

Was it true he said that because the fish fans were yelling obscenities at him? Over on Miami's forums they are talking about how classless he is and then holding up Tua thanking BillsMafia for support for his charity after his concussion as a much "classier" QB. 😂

Yeah, I get it was a risk and even Josh said he knew he took too long. But it was the way Sanchez kept hammering it as QBing 101 when he should have just said Josh took a risk and it paid off.

Or if your offense scores 6 against the Jaguars? Or 15 against the Colts? ***** happens on both sides of the ball.

Now you are arguing that they should stop the supposed best QB in the game? I mean yeah, I'd love it. Can any defense in the league do that? Bengals I guess? Not before spotting them 24 points in the post season....

Ok. How about: Jets 20.3 points per game held to 12 points Patriots 21.2 points per game held to 10 points Lions 26.8 points per game held to 25 points Browns 23.1 points per game held to 23 points Vikings 24 points per game held to 33 points Jets 20.3 points per game held to 20 points Packers 20.2 points per game held to 17 points Steelers 17.5 points per game held to 3 points Ravens 23.2 points per game held to 20 points Dolphins 24.3 points per game held to 21 points Titans 18.5 points per game held to 7 points Rams 16.8 points per game held to 10 points

Don't forget that it is QBing 101 to throw the ball away and get a FG rather than extend the play and risk the FG to get a TD. That's why Sanchez was so good. He knew QBing 101.

Held down the Chiefs that score 29.5 points per game to 20 points but ok....

Think its more on Beane not bringing in an Oline that can get a run game going and take pressure off the passing game more than a Dorsey thing. Those runs to our right side by Miami had significant blocking that we can never properly replicate. I don't think that's a scheme issue.

As you should be. The idea that the defense isn't good is a farce. Good defenses have bad games. The 49ers, the best defense right now got blown out by not only Kansas City, but also by the Falcons.

My question is do I sit Waddle and play Higgins? I don't give a crap if he gets points or not against our Bills but im stuck between jinxing him by playing him on my fantasy team or risk benching him and he goes off because I benched him....😂