Turk71

According to AccuWeather as of now they are calling for 55 mph winds and snow possibly measured in feet for the game. That's not just bad weather....that is extremely dangerous deadly weather. Heavy snow and 50+ mph wind =complete whiteout, can't see your hands in front of your face. If that forecast is accurate I don't see how they can even play the game in those conditions. 80,000 people on the roads to and from the game...some people are likely to die . Before you say I don't know about snow.... I grew up in S Buffalo and was 15 during the Blizzard 77. We went out in the whiteout and you literally could not see a thing. You would walk right into a tree or parked car before ever seeing it. When it finally cleared I went out the 2nd floor window with a shovel to dig out the front door. I also lived in a cave at 8000' ft in Park City for 2 ski seasons in the late 80s. The cave was just above town near the ski run, I'd wake up and ski down to the town lift on Main St. The rent was $0😉 I've been in many whiteout conditions...you cant even see where you are going and you definitely can't drive. This sucks....I hope they are wrong There is a chance that the heaviest bands miss Orchard Park but currently not looking that way

I'm having a hard time understanding why they have smaller guys (often only 1 guy) pushing Allen. If you are committed to the play why aren't there 2 huge linemen pushing him? Also if you watch the Eagles, who are by far the best at it, they stay low and immediately push straight forward. The Bills hesitate, don't stay low, and tend to go forward at an angle to the line; all of which makes the forward push less efficient. Just wondering why they don't study the Eagles and do it right.

Win Or back in with Jags loss

That's the spirit!😄 Don't be such a Debbie Downer... They, as unlikely as it seemed just a few weeks ago, have the opportunity to take the 2nd seed and host 1, possibly 2 or 3 home playoff games. This is no time for fear of failure....this is the time to rise up and seize the opportunity. It's time to shine.

That may be true of the players but the amount of gameplanning and strategizing for the game is not up to them. I'm not saying the coaches don't want to win, merely stating the fact that there may be some incentive to lose or at least not care too much about winning.

A Ravens win and the Bills are in, lose and the Bills could possibly be out. That could be incentive enough for them not to prepare....

Use Cook in the passing game again...last 2 games: 1 target, 1 catch, -4 yds 3 games prior: 15 tgts, 13 catches, 180 yds, 2 tds. Not sure why they stopped but they need to throw to Cook this game. Easy, quick release, confidence building throws are just the ticket to get Josh back on track imo.

I would even go a step further...if the other team already knows what you are doing why not just put a couple 300lb linemen back there to push him forward?

Bills need to win, anything less is unacceptable. This team should be competing for a SB, not relying on luck to back into the #7 seed. I hope the Bills aren't even considering what their chances are if they lose. This is a must win.

Nice Johnson with 2 great breakups

The lack of pass rush doesn't help

Wooohoooo

Cmon Bills! Let's get that offense rolling downhill

Needed that!

Good drive! Way to right the ship and get back in control. Fournette looked good too

Bummer Didn't see him Let's see the defense get a stop here, don't play soft

Allen's throw was really impressive as well. Reminded me of a Frisbee toss around the defender, hanging in the air long enough for Kincaid to get there. Hell of a play by them both

This is what we've been waiting for! Josh on the rampage! Love how Brady uses Cook Let's Go Buffalo! Dont let up, 60 minutes

Release the Kraken!

Kelce was moving like an old man at the end of the last game. I hope he looks that way today.

Imagine you are paid millions of dollars per year to run an organization and yet you are stupid enough to think the 9/11 hijackers are a great motivational example of teamwork? He shows it over and over on game days and this story just confirms it. How much proof that McD is an idiot do people need?

Like others have mentioned, the fact that he would choose the 9/11 hijackers as a motivational example of teamwork indicates at the very least that McD is not too bright and has terrible judgment. It's too weird to even understand how a brain could think that was a good idea, so it probably also indicates other issues...

It is so obvious He practically loses games single handedly. He is one of the worst coaches in crucial, high pressure situations that I've ever seen. The dumb look of confused panic on his face as he makes bad decisions at critical moments. His dire need to deflect all blame is such an obvious character flaw and should absolutely be a disqualifying trait for any leadership position. He's the same as he has always been. His attitude and response in the aftermath of the 13 second debacle showed who he is and he hasn't changed a bit.

It is certainly in the realm of possibility. The offense could very well be on track and much improved under Brady, but what will stop McD from playing soft and scared on defense, mismanaging and giving away more games ?

Beane drafts 3 DEs in the first 2 rounds and then signs a 32 year old DE coming off a major injury to a 6 year $114 million contract. What a ***** wizard