Doc Brown

We're not playing the Chiefs in the divisional round if we get the 2 or 3 seed.

The 4th seeded Bengals rested their starters in week 18 last year despite having a shot at the 3 seed.

Would you rather rest your starters against the Pats and likely play Baltimore as the #3 seed.......or win and likely play Miami?

I'm sure Eagles fans would love that. At this point there's a small part of me that wants us to play our backups or forfeit against the Pats just to tick off the Fins and their fans for their stadium design.

Will never happen. The closest third party challenger was Teddy Roosevelt who handed the presidency to Wilson by splitting the vote. That's exactly what would happen again.

Bengals fans are all class man.

Twitter isn't real life. Message boards aren't real life. Only AOL chat rooms qualify.

Who would play the 6 and 7 seed on Wild Card weekend then?

Not going to happen with this team. They're built like the early 90's team as far as character and resiliency is concerned. The culture the Bills have built since McDermott and subsequently Beane were hired will shine through this season.

Longest throw competition - Allen, Burrow, and Mahomes for one, two, and three seed.

In before the lock.

A Wednesday night game is probably what they'll do if we get good news with Hamlin. They'll pry push the Bills/Pats game and the Bengals/Ravens game to Monday night. During Covid the NFL was extremely aggressive to make sure all the games were played to the point where the Broncos had to start a practice squad WR at QB. I'm just guessing at this point though as it's an unprecedented situation.

I meant they won't announce anything tonight. They're not going to say we're resuming the game on Wednesday and then god forbid Hamlin dies in the hospital overnight.

You're not going to hear a word from the NFL until Hamllin's status is known. As it should be.

To be fair the GOP thought they’d have a much larger majority and McCarthy was minority speaker prior to the midterms. The Dems flipped over 40 seats in 2018 with Pelosi in the same role so it was a fairly easy decision.

Does it though? The close game narrative that was killed pretty quickly this year is relevant as two of our three Road losses in the playoffs came in OT. This is post Josh Allen draft. To me a road playoff win is just the next check in the box since McDermott has got here. There may be some mental trepidation going to KC but we pry make it a bigger deal than it is compared to the players.

I didn't say it's not important. It's not a must win. The Patriots have a must win game next weekend.

Since the new playoff format started the one seed has been knocked out once in the divisional round, twice in the conference championship, and once in the Super Bowl. If it wasn't for the most inept 13 seconds of coaching I've ever seen we would've hosted the AFC Championship game as a 3rd seed. The two teams who've won the Super Bowl were a 5th seed and a 4th seed. Does not getting the one seed make it much more difficult to reach and win the Super Bowl? Yes. Is the Bengals game a must win? No.

It sounds good but just remember one thing..........they're the Jets.

Watching it back there's a slight chance it could've been sarcasm. He seemed ticked off at the reporter bringing the Packers scenario up.

I'd be more ticked off as a Skins fan that he started Carson Wentz.

Unless the Bengals or Chiefs lose.

I want the Chargers in the five seed so we're guaranteed not to play them. This result helps as all the Chargers have to do next week is beat the Broncos.

I would love the Ravens and Steelers to have the 6th and 7th seed.

Jets and Fins fans crying always makes me happy.