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Would have completely changed our season IMO. It's one of several events over the past couple seasons that has caused me to completely lose faith this regime will ever get it done.

This penalty wiped out a fumble recovery by the Patriots. Cry more about the refs Pat.

Ugh Chiefs are so lucky. Two consecutive fumbles, one the Pats somehow fail to fall on, the second is recovered by the Pats but wiped out by a soft defensive holding. But don't tell Mahomes that he got the benefit of a bad penalty.

I saw Mahomes walk off the field throwing his helmet after a bad INT. This is the first year in his career he's faced real adversity and he is melting down.

They got a false start and it's now 3rd and goal from the 6. This is a disaster game reminiscent of the drought era Bills.

He's extremely overrated. He can break off 70 yard TD runs but he can't consistently pick up a few yards at a time.

Because of a long INT return and a bunch of penalties the Bears have had like 6 plays from the 1 yard line and can't punch it in.

They shouldn't... It's Zack Wilson on the other side. Every score is a good thing. Don't go for 4th downs just because.

The Jets offense would stink even with Rodgers. Bad OL, bad weapons, and Nate Hackett. Terrible.

Oh Zack... winding up to throw with a 350 pound man directly in your face. Come on man.

There have been at least 3 catches in this game that would be the best catch of our season.

We gotta invest in some weapons, man. The plays these other pass catchers pull out of their rear end on a weekly basis is absurd.

The Chiefs have somehow always managed to lock down Diggs 1v1. First Charvarius Ward, now L'Jarius Sneed.

Sigh, Mullens is a disaster. Took 6 points off the board so far.

Keep in mind when grading Brady he is running an offense with below average personnel. Diggs has been playing more like a WR2 than WR1 over the past 3 games. Davis like a WR4. All the other WRs are JAGs. Kincaid has been very good but still just a rookie. If anyone is expecting us to pass the ball at will against talented defenses, that is not a reasonable expectation. My one criticism of Brady from the Chiefs game is the same criticism I've had of several OCs in a row now - he inexplicably stopped committing to the run, specifically with Cook, in the 2nd half. Cook was our best skill player in the 1st half and we just took him off the field. I find that with many coaches it's the really simple stuff they mess up more than the complicated stuff. But Brady did a better job committing to the run in the previous two games so hopefully Chiefs 2nd half was just an anomaly for him.

Three games today, all with potential playoff implications for the Bills: 1PM - Minnesota at Cincinnati 4:30PM - Pittsburgh at Indy 8:15PM - Denver at Detroit

He does need more help around him, no question. But he also has not been his usual dominant #1 WR self recently. This is the first article I've seen where someone directly asked him about his struggles over the past few games. That being said I should have known better than to buy in to a clickbait headline from Tim Graham of all people...

I did not listen to the interview. If Tim Graham took quotes out of context to make it look worse than it was, I'll take the L on this one.

https://theathletic.com/5138908/2023/12/15/stefon-diggs-buffalo-bills-drops-cowboys?source=user-shared-article I'll be honest, I've been getting a little sick of Diggs lately. If you're gonna dish out your frustrations to other player you have to be willing to take accountability when you're not playing well. This whole interview rubs me the wrong way. EDIT: I did not listen to the interview. Based on comments below it sounds like Tim Graham took quotes out of context to make it look worse. Nothing to see here...

Texans are probably going to lose at least 2 more games so that takes them out of the wildcard race. Steelers are done. Bengals unfortunately are very much in it. I think they will beat Vikings and Steelers, so they would need to lose the last two against Chiefs and Browns to get them to 9-8. Browns are not losing 3 out of their last 4 so might as well root for them to win out. Colts have a very easy finish - Falcons, Steelers, Raiders, Texans. I think they'll go 3-1 and make a wildcard spot. I wouldn't be shocked to see them steal the division and push Jags to a wildcard spot. Unfortunately the Broncos have a very easy finish too. Lions, Pats, Chargers, Raiders. 3-1 is my guess so they're in. Our 10-7 wildcard chances depend on 2 of the Broncos, Bengals, or Colts losing a game they should win. Taking the division is our best bet, even at 10-7 because I think the Dolphins losing 2 of their next 3 is more likely than one of the presumed wildcard teams slipping up. Most realistic path IMO is we lose to Cowboys but win out the rest of the way, and Dolphins lose 2 of Jets/Cowboys/Ravens.

Really?? Even before this season I found that popular prognostication hard to believe, and now... The Chiefs gave $10M AAV to MVS. I am certain that is Davis's ceiling. My guess is 3 years $30M but with an easy out after year 2. I'll guess the Ravens as his next team. A blocking WR fits their team.

Even though it's clearly a pick, it isn't OPI. The WR just has to sell the route to avoid the penalty. The Bills have had many identical plays this season. Murrary got called on one against the Pats because he didn't act like he was running a route.

No because he can't run those routes effectively. He runs like 3 routes pretty well. He is not a consistent separator against CB1 or CB2 man coverage.

And when teams run the ball a lot they win the game more often... I think you are smart enough to understand cause and effect here, right?