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lol big big difference they were tied when the chiefs got the ball back also it was the regular season

they 100% ended up in no mans land re clock. you don't start a clock draining/game winning TD drive w a 75yard bomb lol. it was another example of late game management getting away from them. also i just think it's too big an ask. if we need the offense to literally play perfectly to win we just don't have any hope of a SB

in the real world 8 and a half minute TD drives to ice games dont exist. Turning down the go ahead TD in favor of draining the clock is not a real thing. You go for the TD there and play defense. No QB is turning down that shot to Shakir.

It's not

someone said it was hand washing

this take can't die soon enough first off this is not a miss, this is your left tackle being deposited into your lap second...you want Allen to pass up an easy go ahead TD for a drag underneath to a guy who had not only just dropped the most important pass of your career minutes earlier but was also dogging his routes and moping the whole game😂😂

That play exemplified the Diggs/Allen relationship After he sees Diggs drop it Allens reaction is to go full surrender cobra but he immediately gets himself under control and stick his hands back in his pockets where they belong. That's exactly how you want your leader to act Diggs of course needs to make it all about himself and absolve blame w the little 'this close' hand gesture. Perfect encapsulation of his self important me first mentality in the biggest moment of either of their careers

the Bengals are 3-1 vs Mahomes and the Chiefs overall, .500 in the playoffs

is that good or bad

The OP I was responding to initially was about offensive investment vs prioritizing the defense as Marino suggested. So instead of whining about regurgitated material maybe ask yourself why it's an absolute inevitability that discussions about the Bills playoff fortunes always come back to McDermott.

don't be so dramatic lol OP is a video of Marino talking about how to beat the Chiefs in the playoffs....a different HC would almost certainly have done it in 2021. its nothing to get upset over

we have lost in similar fashion in the playoffs for the same reasons what you are describing has literally already happened

too late it was brian thomas jr and malachi corley then ben johnson/bobby slowik 2025 collect SBs

We lose to KC in the playoffs the same way every time- their offense dogwalks our defense. Doesn't matter the personnel, doesn't matter the injuries or lack thereof. You and the author conclude we must continue acquiring defensive personnel to counteract this...despite having already invested enormous amounts of cap space and draft capital on defense to the same results prior. I am saying maybe it's time to try a different approach.

So why does LB depth matter if we can obtain better results vs a diminished Kelce w Klein than Milano

Kelce vs Klein- 5 catches 75 yards 2TDs Kelce vs Milano/Edmunds- 8 catches 96 yards 1TD

True those Damar Hamlin fake punts really drag down your average😂😂

They're both mediocre, only difference is one had Andy Reid Throw Alex Smith in there as well

The injury thing is so played out Chiefs won a Superbowl w Mahomes on one leg

😂😂So McNabb is some all time underrated QB but Flacco is mediocre? Lol might want to do a little side by side

Harbaugh parlayed a once in a lifetime Flacco playoff run into a SB Allen's was better and ended in the divisional round

Burrows been further too As has Tannehill

I remember that as a 50/50 game And Allen had to stand on his head to make it happen

I'll never understand why people look at it from Reid's perspective and not the Eagles

Alex Smith led the league in passer rating under Reid