BullBuchanan

Thanks for the breaking news Captain Hindsight.

It depends what you mean by "screwed". If we're screwed int he sense that we're on the Peyton Manning side of the Brady rivalry, then probably, but careers are long. Brady, the greatest of all time, only even made it to SB less than half of his seasons. You can't win it all every year, so some of those years will be opportunities for Josh. At this point however, Mahomes is a perfect football player playing on a perfect football team. How do you do beat that? Build a perfect football team and try to get lucky.

I don't think we need him to. He's gotten deep plenty this year, and you can use McKenzie in that deep role when you need it. Additionally, I think you also draft someone, and if you want them to be a burner, so be it. Diggs was used as a deep threat in Minnesota too. I really don't see it as a problem.

You're talking about the the uppermost echelon of generational player. If he wins the Super Bowl in 2 weeks he's already a top 10 player all-time if he never plays another down. You're being ridiculous.

Ok, you win.

I think the plan was always to cut Brown this season, based on how his deal was structured. He was a good player for us, but he's no longer needed. Gabe Davis takes over his role and you draft a new WR to backfill and compete with Hodgins.

Josh really didn't play very well, at least not to the standard he set his year, all of the post season. That said, and as one of the biggest former Allen haters in Bills fandom, give the kid a break. It's not his fault he's not Mahomes. Allen made a historic leap that no QB has ever come close to this year. If he only gets marginally better from here on out, it'll be good enough to get it done at some point. You're asking way too much from someone that already gave us more than we deserved.

No offense, but apparently it is. It gives you no advanatge to go for 2 points later if the result is the same - it just gives you a longer sweat. By going for it earlier, it may have even been to our advantage, because it lets you know what you now need to win. By kicking the Field Goal, down 14 points with 3 minutes we gave ourselves a chance to get a second onside kick score a TD before the 2 minute warning and then either onside again or kickoff with 3 Time Outs and the 2 minute warning needing only a TD to tie. Regardless, the whole point is moot. The decisions in the final 5 minutes had no bearing on the outcome of the game. We lost in the 2nd quarter, and the nail was in the coffin with 13 minutes left on Allen's interception.

No, and they really never have been. For all of his altehtic talent, and the fact that hE's OnLy [insert age here], Edmunds is a liability when actually playing football and Oliver is a mostly invisible player that can probably hang around the league but will never be an impact player. Neither one is good enough to start ona team that wants to dethrone a dynasty. We need an All-Pro in the middle that can stop the pass and the run.

I'd argue even Hill isn't required. They've dropped all sorts of guys in similar roles, like Hardman.

So you want our loss in the AFCCG to be against a team that loses to a 43 year old QB? I don't. I want them to win it all and shut out the Bucs 72-0.

And Kenny Stills or Duke Williams was the guy that could bring us to victory? You have a complete lack of respect for who we just played against and who will be hoisting their second consecutive Lombardi in a couple weeks.

It comes down to talent. Step 1 is finding a RB capable of being #1. You do that next year. The year after that, you replace Morse with someone that can run block.

Our #4 Wide Receiver wasn't a major factor in the game!?

That may make the game more exciting for Joe Fan, but it doesn't change the math. In fact, it probably works against you.

This is so dumb. They were dinged up, but they weren't injured. We didn't lose because they were a 1/5th of a step slower. We were outcoached in terms of gameplan and outclassed in terms of talent - neither or which was there much anyone could do anything about. This is the first year in 27 years that we've been a very good team - it's ok not to win it all the first time. We need more talent, and we need to be more diverse in our scheme. That's really all there is to it. The Chiefs are defending SB Champs, have a QB that's led them to 3 AFCCG before the age of 26 and are already looking like another all-time great dynasty. Not everything is somebody's "fault". You can't stop destiny.

You still need the two points to win, regardless of when it comes. The whole "delay it until later" point is just pushing it down the road. There is no avoiding war; it can only be postponed to the advantage of others.

It's like the '89 Broncos running into Montana's 49ers and the embarrassment of riches they had. Even Elway needed 4 cracks at it before he was able to get it done.

This KC franchise is an all-time great dynasty, and we aren't - at least not yet. Look at the matchup on paper, and it's not even close. Combine that with the fact that they all played up to their level and we did not. It's really that simple. The Bills are a very good team, but KC is the new NE, so if you want to beat them you have to come prepared for that. We beat teams this year by largely being a one-trick pony. If you want to compete with elite dynasties, you have to be a lot more multiple. To do that, we need some combination of elite RB, Elite TE, a second Diggs, an all-pro caliber player or two in your front seven, and better play from your QB when it matters most. There wasn't a single player or coach on the field for Buffalo yesterday that did a good enough job to win. Some of that is talent, and some of it is just execution.

I'm pulling for Mahomes. He's the best player in the league and it's not close. KC handed our assess to us fair and square. They're more talented and they played better. Deal with it. This is an awful look for a so-called Bills fan.

I really don't think that players who played against our team provides meaningful value beyond what coaches film and the coaches themselves already come armed with. Every play we ran is on tape for the world to see, along with the count, cadence adjustments, etc. At this part of the season, it's about gameplan and execution.

Rumour has it Frazier is the 2nd choice behind Josh McCown https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30760674/houston-texans-interview-qb-josh-mccown-head-coach-opening

Why? Who cares?

Like I said, any more than that and I just don't go. There are tons and tons of top notch acts out there at far better rates. Most of the best events I've ever been to were less than $30. I think the most I ever paid for a ticket to anything was George Strait's fake farewell tour at $90.