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At the end of the day the Patriots beat the teams they were supposed to and got to the Superbowl. Buffalo Bills loss to the following teams since you want to point out to who the Patriots loss to: Atlanta (which who the Patriots beat) Miami (which who the Patriots beat) Texans (which who the Patriots beat) Denver (which who the Patriots beat in rougher conditions and not having been able to plan against a QB who hasn't played in 3 seasons which can be tough because there is minimal tape, against a more rested team after traveling across country) And if you want to throw in injuries as an excuse... Patriots accomplished this with Milton Williams one of their best defenders out, Harold Landry their best pass rusher out vs the Broncos, Will Campbell first round OT out for most of those games, Kayshon Boutte missed alot of games, Mack Hollins missed time I can go on and on and on... key players for the Patriots... at the end of the day the Patriots are in the big game, however folks want to shape it or make a narrative, at the end of the day it doesn't matter.. the fans, broadcasters, former players, analysts will all have opinions, emotions, etc.. that are personal, biased, and it doesn't matter. What matters is that either Seattle or New England will be Superbowl champs come 8 February, however they got there.

I'm going to revisit this quote after the Superbowl lol.. I'll remember this. You are right, the Patriots have no shot and will get beat down. Might as well forfeit the Superbowl. Sam Darnold is Patrick Mahomes 2.0. The Seahawks defense will put the Texans, Broncos and Chargers defense to shame 🙄

Patriots have been hearing that the past few weeks. I'm sure them hearing Seahawks will win is nothing new.

Based on their careers as of January 2026, Mike Vrabel and Josh McDaniels have a combined 9 Super Bowl titles and 15 Super Bowl appearances.

Defenses Maye played this season: Cleveland Browns (Ranked high in pass EPA/defense): New Orleans Saints (Ranked high in pass EPA/defense): Atlanta Falcons (Ranked high in pass EPA/defense): Pittsburgh Steelers (Ranked high in pass EPA/defense): Los Angeles Chargers (#5 Overall Defense): Houston Texans (#1 Ranked Defense): Denver Broncos (#2 Ranked Defense): According to analysis of his 2025 season, Maye faced five defenses that ranked in the top 15 in pass EPA (Expected Points Added), which included: Bills (twice) Browns Saints Falcons Steelers Despite facing these top-15 pass defenses, Maye averaged 282.7 total yards per game with 12 touchdowns to four interceptions in those specific matchups.

So Drake Maye struggling but yet still winning vs a number 5 (Chargers), number 1 (Texans) and number 2 (Broncos, most sacks since 86 bears) defense in only his second season and first ever post season games, who the Patriots were supposed to lose to those teams according to experts and the last game in horrific elements and high altitude (they played in the same horrific elements that Denver had to endure) with a struggling offensive tackle and line who had a break out season, two probowls and an all pro selection, doesn't quantify as a Superstar QB? How many quote on quote "superstar" quarterbacks haven't even made a conference title game appearance let alone a SUPERBOWL appearance? And if you want to say its not because of Maye, its because of his schedule... there are plenty of good teams that lose to teams they aren't suppose to and as a result never make it to the super bowl, every single year. They beat the teams they were supposed to. Winning 17 games in the NFL where there is parody vs other professional athletes who have earned their right in the league, is very hard especially to sustain winning over the course of an entire season. The numbers Maye put up this season are undeniable.. look up some of the defenses he played statistically, not the teams... Browns (had a top defense), Atlanta (had number 1 pass defense at the time).. etc.

"As of early December 2025, the New England Patriots' run defense is elite, ranking as high as #1 in the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game (around 79.2 YPG) by Week 11, and generally considered a top-tier unit, sometimes appearing in the top 5 or 10 nationally by various metrics like total defense or points allowed, even if passing defense struggles. Key Rankings & Stats (Early December 2025): Rush Defense Rank (Yards Allowed): Around #1 (e.g., 79.2 YPG by Week 11). Total Defense Rank: Around #8 (e.g., 306.2 YPG by Week 11). Points Allowed Rank: Around #6 (e.g., 19.2 PPG by Week 11). Rush Yards Allowed (Total): Around 1,163 yards, placing them in the Top 10. "

"As of early December 2025, the New England Patriots' run defense is elite, ranking as high as #1 in the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game (around 79.2 YPG) by Week 11, and generally considered a top-tier unit, sometimes appearing in the top 5 or 10 nationally by various metrics like total defense or points allowed, even if passing defense struggles. Key Rankings & Stats (Early December 2025): Rush Defense Rank (Yards Allowed): Around #1 (e.g., 79.2 YPG by Week 11). Total Defense Rank: Around #8 (e.g., 306.2 YPG by Week 11). Points Allowed Rank: Around #6 (e.g., 19.2 PPG by Week 11). Rush Yards Allowed (Total): Around 1,163 yards, placing them in the Top 10. "

You know nothing about my career field and what type of hard life that could intel lol stick to say I'm annoying as a trash talking fan but you know nothing of what I've accomplished or any arduous career field I chose to take on.

Bro yall not winning. Hollins and Diggs will be even more motivated than last time to beat yall especially for division crown. Diggs might go off again. lol He likely WILL go off again.

I can't wait to come back on here after this Sunday lol .. Fire Joe Brady posts, fire McDermott, etc lol

"In the 2025 NFL season (as of early December), the Buffalo Bills have given up the most kickoff return yards by a team (over 1,480 yards on 54 returns), while Marcus Jones ranks high as a punt returner, averaging around 18.8 yards per return, placing him among the league's top returners in average and total returns, though specific rankings shift. Buffalo Bills Kickoff Returns (Given Up) Most Yards: The Bills lead the league in kickoff return yards given up, with 1,719 total opponent return yards through Week 13. Volume: They've allowed 54 kick returns for 1,480 yards, averaging 27.4 yards per return. Marcus Jones's Punt Return Performance (2025) Average: He's averaging about 18.8 yards per punt return. Total Returns: He ranks near the top with 19 returns. Yards: He's amassed 358 punt return yards. Ranking: He's consistently listed among the top punt returners in the league for average and volume, often top 5 or 10 depending on the specific stat category (e.g., average, total returns)." Damn I had no idea, sorry I wanted to bring up special teams real quick.... So what its only 1 more than Lamar and one more than Joe Burrow (who actually got to a superbowl, which is higher than what Josh Allen has ever done). Ben Roethlisberger, Peyton Manning and others have at least been to multiple AFC title games during Brady's era if I'm not mistaken.

Thats the thing.... Drake Maye is only on his second year (late in his second year now) and will already be playing in a post season game. I'll stop f*cking with Josh Allen as far as him not making it to a Superbowl, but how long did it take him to play in his first post season game? Hell, how many times has he even been to a conference championship game? only twice in 8 years??????

I mean, we've had some great ones... Steve Young (HOF), Aaron Rodgers (HOF), Patrick Mahomes (HOF), ... Best we've ever seen? Better dual threat than Patrick Mahomes? really? .. any hardware? usually best ever conversations when it comes to quarterbacks has hardware in there some where. Even if we take out championships.. better than Lamar Jackson, as it feet equally to arm? ... How about Josh Allen is ONE OF the best dual threat quarterbacks we've ever seen. game ending INTs and fumbles? can't have many with an 11-2 record this season.

What matters is now, not 5 years ago. 5 years ago cannot help Buffalo today, C'mon man.... "In the 2025 NFL season (as of early December), Drake Maye has generally outperformed Josh Allen in efficiency and advanced metrics, leading the league in completion percentage, passer rating, and Expected Points Added, while Allen still boasts strong overall production, particularly in fantasy points per game and rushing touchdowns, showcasing Maye's breakout year with the Patriots compared to Allen's continued elite play for the Bills. Here's a breakdown of their typical 2025 performance: Key Statistical Comparisons (Around Week 13-14, 2025) Completion %: Maye (71.5%) > Allen (70.1%) Passing Yards: Maye (3,412) > Allen (3,085) Passing Touchdowns: Maye (23) ≈ Allen (22) Passer Rating: Maye (111.9) > Allen (102.9) Fantasy Points (Approx): Allen (254) > Maye (227) Fantasy PPG: Allen (25.4) > Maye (20.6) Rushing TDs: Allen (7) > Maye (2) Sacks: Maye (36) > Allen (20) Key Takeaways Maye's Efficiency: Maye leads in key efficiency metrics, showing incredible accuracy and decision-making for the Patriots, ranking first in Completion Percentage Over Expectation. Allen's Versatility: Allen remains a fantasy powerhouse, often leading in fantasy points due to his significant rushing production (more rushing TDs) and high fantasy point-per-game average. Offensive Systems: Their roles differ; Maye excels in the Patriots' system, while Allen's dual-threat ability keeps him elite, but he's also been sacked more often. " Drake Maye ain't concerned about being a fantasy QB like Josh Allen, Drake wants to actually win championships... something Josh Allen has not... even Joe Burrow has at least been to a Superbowl... Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.. will yall ever make it to one? or will sports media continue to make excuses for you. 🧐