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The superbowls were the worst. You can't top those, especially 4 in a row. After those though - Music City Miracle. This whole game was just cursed from the start. Starting Johnson over flutie. Just a nightmare. Houston 2019 playoffs. 16 point lead blown. Then game goes to ot, and 2 players have Watson tackled and he somehow gets out of it and throws a pass down field to get in fg range. Patriots mnf in 2009. I put this above the Dallas mnf because we were beating them all game. If I remember correctly, the bills gave up like 14 points in the last minute and a half. Crushing loss Steelers 2004. Had the playoffs handed to us on a silver platter and couldn't beat back ups Dallas Mnf 2007. Our offense was absolutely putrid that night, but the defense and special teams were amazing. Unreal they gave up an on side kick with like a minute left. There's actually quite a few other games i can think of in the drought era that were heart breakers, but just weren't very significant. The Browns mnf game comes to mind. Lastly, Sunday night will sting for a very long time. I don't know where to put it yet, but right now it's definitely one of the worst I know the op asked for the top 3, but there's many many more than 3

I hate that I can't move on from this game

In media he won't admit his faults, but I 100% believe in front of the team he does. I think McDermott does everythjng possible to avoid distraction in the outside world, but in the building I think it's a different story.

Well either way, it was an epic fail on defense.

I agree. He kept talking about execution in his pc today. I think this was his way of saying that the coaches blew it. I feel so bad for Allen. Litterally won the game and then the coaches let him down

Yes it matters. But let's say they squib it, kc grabs the ball and runs to the 40 with 9 seconds left, then Mahomes throws to kelce and they get in fg range. The end result is the same. My point was starting at the 25 with 13 seconds is an almost near impossible task to get down field. It was and epic fail on the defense to allow it to happen.

This is gonna hit the tweets and is gonna get blow back. Again, I feel really bad for Allen. The coaching failed him

I'd like to see the all 22 and see bass's reaction when it went into the endzone. That might tell us something. Either way though, I don't think it really matters. Starting at the 25 yard line with 13 seconds gives little to no chance of getting in fg range. This was an epic fail for the defense.

I really need the games this Sunday to move on. Let the past be the past.

I said yesterday in a thread, I don't know how any gm or owner watches the end of that bills game and says "hire that defensive coordinator!". It was just an epic fail

No, but woke up yesterday morning feeling like I just wanted to break down and let it all out. This feels like that girl you were head over heels in love with and she left you for another guy.

I don't think either way is the wrong answer. Meaning squib kick or in the endzone. 13 seconds is 13 seconds. It's a tall task for any team to drive 40ish yards with 13 seconds. Unfortunately whoever decided to play that defense cost us. We gave up 2 big plays with 13 seconds left. Really unbelievable

I'm starting to get over this loss. It sucks, but life goes on. I think we'll look back at these years and realize how amazing they are, even with the loss. We just watched 2 games (yesterday and the Pats) that may be the best 2 games in bills history. Yes we lost yesterday, but that game will be talked about for years to come and Allen's performance was historic. I know we all had the bills going to the sb had they won last night, but there was no gaurentee of that, and if we lost to the Bengals at home, that Imo would've been alot harder pill to swallow.

I say re sign mckenzie to fill beaselys role, sign devante Adams somehow and win a friggen superbowl.

I believe this also and believe McDermott was protecting his player. Don't think it was ever meant to be kicked to the endzone. Either way, having the ball at the 25 with 13 seconds is a tall task, and the bills D failed miserably

I've stated it a few times and I'll keep saying it. It took Peyton Manning (one of the best qbs ever) 6 playoff matchups to beat Brady. Think about that. Can u imagine if Allen and Mahomes play one another 6 times in the playoffs and the bills lose 6 times? Just an example of how it goes sometimes. I will say though, that I don't think it'll take the bills that long to get to a superbowl

The bills are a top 3 team in the NFL. I don't think that changes much over the next few years. Some coaches and players will move around, but the core remains the same. Allen will be a top qb for a long time. I have no doubt he'll get us to the superbowl.

Were talking a bit on wgr this morning about how last year in the afc championship game the bills were not aggressive enough on offense, and how this year they wernt aggressive enough on defense, and I agree. The entire game was really a pathetic showing for the defense. You would've thought the Chiefs players covered themselves in grease the way the bills were missing tackles

I just can't see a team hiring Frazier after that showing last night. I mean you couldn't stop a team with 13 seconds left in the game

It's honestly not a bad idea. Put 8 or 10 mins on the clock in ot, and there's no pat's, just 2 point conversions after touchdowns

I saw something on Twitter. Looked like there was about 10 fans waiting

Lots of talk on Twitter about changing ot rules, and I agree whole heartedly and have for years. I can't believe at one point all you needed in ot was a field goal

I body slammed my wife's pug when we scored the last td. No idea what the announcers were even saying

What's the unsportsmanlike conduct that shoulda been called?

I think if daboll leaves, which seems inevitable, whoever our new oc is will use Gabe the way we all want him to be used. It's still boggling to me that Diggs wasn't even a factor last night. I know kc probably planned to keep him out of the game, but he's our best offensive weapon and he had 7 yards. As crazy as it sounds, the bills shoulda had 7 tds again last night. But, the defense was really the bills Achilles heal