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On the other side of the speed spectrum, this is the first time watching it that I noticed Poyer take out Marquise Brown, probably the fastest player out there. He might not have caught TJ, but Poyer did a good job to take him out.

This morning when I scanned TBD, I read the first word in your title as "Beer"....didn't have the sleep out of my eyes yet...

This quote should give you an idea of the quality of the article...

I was at that game, and what I will always remember is how the fans stayed for some 15-20 minutes (maybe longer?) after the game cheering and hollering to acknowledge what an incredible feat it was for the Bills to make it to their fourth straight Super Bowl appearance. What an incredible atmosphere it was!

Absolutely spot on. This is what all media have become in the internet and social media age, it's all about the clicks.

He and Phillips just might be the key to the game, as they seemed to be the better run-plugging unit in the Ravens game.

My point was that it's a lot easier to game plan when a team is one dimensional, so my focus was on Frazier's job going forward. Despite the Bills being one-dimensional in the "traditional" sense, we also have Josh and his running ability, so that does create an added dimension to stopping the Bills. I'd expect to see some designed runs this early in the game, much like against the Colts.

I had that feeling before the Ravens game. Told my buddies it was the calmest I've been for a Bills game in ages. Trust the process....

He knows the playbook better than any other option at WR, and more important, I'm sure he's developed some trust with Josh. Gabe Davis was a non-entity after hurting his ankle, so that will be an important development this week...

I was watching the highlights of his catches and something jumped out on the fourth catch--Singletary flying up to block. A typical Billsy play now, and thought he deserved kudos. https://www.buffalobills.com/video/every-catch-by-stefon-diggs-from-his-106-yard-receiving-game-afc-divisional-roun

Yeah, the run D is more important to the Bills than their run O for this game. Reid was fine running the ball last game as the Bills focused on limiting big plass plays from Mahomes. Should be a great game.

He certainly stood out in the Ravens game. I wonder how many times he and Zimmer were on the field at the same time? After the first drive, it seemed to me Oliver saw less PT in the first half...?

If you’re basing things solely on rankings, then the Bills D shouldn’t worry anyone either. That said, As I recall last year, KC’s D was ranked in the bottom half of the league during the season then turned it up during the playoffs. For me, the main issue going forward is that the remaining teams all have balanced Os while the Bills don’t. It’s easier to come up with a scheme to defend a one-dimensional team. Frazier has his work cut out for him...

This could be like the great comeback game where 1.6 million people say they were there... Seriously, great job, it must've been awesome!

I only saw the "1" on the uni during the game and thought it must have been Oliver given the speed. All I have to say is WOW! That dude can fly.

I hope this win helps Frazier get his second shot at HC.

Ravens' center....

Yes, I think he may be the key to this game for the Bills. Most of the focus will be on Diggs and Beasley, and he's going against a former team.

When I look at these two teams in general, I think the Ravens will win this game. When I consider the fact that we have Josh Allen, I think the Bills can beat any team. What a great f'n feeling it is to have a QB who gives you a chance to beat any team!

It's interesting that they never came close to their Super Bowl year success once Reich left as well...

https://www.nfl.com/news/sidelines/bills-josh-allen-other-resilient-qbs-continue-to-prove-doubters-wrong

In his review of the all-22 from the Colts game in The Athletic, Buscaglia raises the possibility of the Bills dressing Murphy for the Ravens game because he is better at setting the edge than either Epenesa or Johnson. Makes sense.

Playing with "them"? Are you referring to his balls sir?

That's my take too. Houston could use a little process and stability...

Hopkins is great at high pointing the ball, as we know, but all other aspects? Diggs is great at coming back for the ball too. I don’t watch enough from other teams, so I don’t know. Thanks though.