HappyDays

Yeah I've just about gotten there myself. I mean I'm still hoping they win every game, you'll never catch me rooting against the Bills. But if we lose enough games to miss the playoffs it's not gonna bother me as long as it forces the necessary changes. Mentally I have already written off this year.

It's a reasonable thought, however even though I like Addison I think he's capped out as a WR2. I'm looking for a true WR1. Of course I recognize that's easier said than done. With Miami probably making sweeping changes I'd circle back on Waddle and see if that's a viable option. Maybe check on Olave again if he and New Orleans can't come together on a deal. Or how about the wildest dreams ideas of AJ Brown or Justin Jefferson? Brown and Philly look headed for an inevitable separation. Minnesota might realize Jefferson is no help to them until they get a legit QB which a blockbuster deal could help them acquire. Some other name will be available that no one is talking about. Nobody thought Davante Adams or DK Metcalf would become trade candidates last year. There will be options.

My perception is that a lot of Bills fans just don't watch too much of other teams. That's where you get people saying things like Shakir is a top tier slot WR, or Allen missing a couple reads over the course of a game means he is responsible for the loss. They don't realize how much higher the margin of error is for other offenses because they are stacked with talent and/or offensive coaching. Beane of course should know better. It's shocking that a multimillionaire paid to build an NFL franchise could mismanage such an important position this badly.

Yup I was arguing with people on here that having two legit WRs is a key component to being a Super Bowl team. Eventually we regressed as a fanbase and I was trying to convince people that having ONE was important. I don't really understand what happened there but at least we've woken up from that collective fever dream.

I mean, yeah? Great WRs have been making game changing plays since the inception of the NFL and their importance has only grown over time. Watching something like 75% of the fanbase pretend otherwise was like waking up to find that flat earth theory had become the dominant point of view. People on here literally said having a true WR1 is bad for your offense because they want the ball too much. The one bright spot of this season is we can permanently bury that insane take. Unfortunately the people in charge of the team led the brigade on that take - they even sold merchandise off of the idea - so hopefully they'll be buried along with it as soon as possible.

Did you really watch their 15-1 playoff run last year and think talent is what got them to the Super Bowl?

Karlaftis is just another version of Rousseau. Cook hasn't been very good, better this year than last but still meh. The other guys are role players or decent starters at best. KC didn't win this game because they're more talented than the Colts. They didn't even win because of the QB play. They simply out coached their opponent.

I don't know how good the GM is. They've missed on some high picks in recent drafts, the coaching is just so next level it covers up for a lot. The QB can make mistake after mistake after mistake and they still beat the top team in the conference.

Wide open WRs all over the place for KC. If not for Mahomes missing a million throws they could have scored 35 in this one. Andy Reid still the very best in the business.

That's an awful defensive call. You don't all our blitz Mahomes on 3rd down. Just dumb

Sure whatever. Personally I'm just rooting for KC to miss the playoffs. I don't want our 4 consecutive Super Bowl record to be tied as lame as that is to say.

Looking meh and still winning is the mark of a very good team

We want Jags to win. KC loses the tiebreaker to them if a WC spot comes down to that

Great special teams play but I don't know about that punt. Your defense is reeling and a FG loses the game

Might as well go for this one

Not anymore, they changed the rule.

I have no clue what he's rambling on about. You of course take the chance to score first, and give your tired defense a rest after a long drive to end regulation

Cool Indy takes it to OT. I don't trust Daniel Jones at this point but I'll take it

Indy made a big mistake not letting him score there

They should be calling TO right now

He had two poor drives in a row, not disputing that. Very lucky to have not thrown a pick six.

Worthy really just isn't very good. He can run fast in a vertical line and that's about it

Damn. Gave him too much time in the pocket. The goal now is hold to a FG and get the ball back in regulation

I was going to throw something at my TV if the first ever hip drop penalty ever went against the Chiefs opponent

Smart call to punt IMO. Defense has looked good when they're not committing dumb penalties. Mahomes is off his game. Even if they drive for a FG you probably get one chance back with the ball. If they lose Steichen will get killed for it but I respect doing the smart right thing.