BuffBillsForLife

Bass is most likely fine going forward, he hasn't had any confidence-shattering games that destroy kickers permanently. Martin is completely cooked though.

If the Bills win out then they have a realistic shot at winning the division (fish would need to lose to Dallas and Balt, and they struggle mightily against good teams). If they lose one game they probably miss completely. Crazy.

I still can't believe that Murray "catch" wasn't overturned. Not that it mattered because we ended up at like 4th and 99 and punted after he caught it.

"Accountability for thee but not for me."

Leave Brit Brett alone!

It was incomplete, he simply didn't have the ball long enough for it to be a catch. Also refs really, really do not like making calls that DIRECTLY end a game, so an overturn was never going to happen.

That rule was changed way back when the Saints beat the Favre Vikings in OT in like 2010.

I dislike Beane more for the bad contracts he gives out murdering our cap more than his drafting, which is looking up lately. Elam is a megabust and Groot is invisible lately but a lot of them have improved this year. Next year is cap armageddon.

Stafford has a ring so I'll take it

It would take a truly incredibly collapse, like losing out and going 5-12 for McCoach to get fired. Terry's biggest fear is probably turning the Bills into the Sabres, and having Marvin Lewis 2.0 is better for getting butts in seats than the fear of the unknown.

Why would Fitz give up his sweet TNF gig to hitch his wagon to this tire fire? It would probably even be a pay cut too.

No force in heaven or earth can make Mike Tomlin finish under .500

A lifelong love of the dying art form known as message boards.

That's a big chunk of chedder for a 35 year old DT coming off his couch.

"Just got here" lmao

It is unfortunately true that Allen's turnovers are unfairly held in worse regard than turnovers by other QBs, e.g., Mahomes. But it's also true that Allen does in fact turn the ball over too damn often, and "arm punts" and tipped balls are just excuses fans make. If Miami finishes strong it presents an interesting dilemma for MVP voters. QB usually gets it automatically, but if Tyreek really does hit 2k yards how can it go to Tua over him? But at the same time how can it go to a WR when a QB needs to get the ball to them in the first place?

My least favorite combo, oh well.

What would this board's reaction have been if Beane traded Elam for a conditional 2025 7th rounder?

A Bengals win this week would also really put the Bills in a bind. They would have 4 conference losses having already lost to NYJ and NE in their division. This game is huge for both teams.

The Bengals acted with class and then got screwed by the league, I can't blame them for being unhappy about it.

In theory it doesn't matter, Bills play both of them and thus can have the tiebreaker over both. So I would say root for the Chiefs to make the division easier to win. Rooting for the #1 seed at this point is silly, especially since we're a game behind Baltimore for it right now and don't play them.

I personally would have gone for it but kicking the FG wasn't the wrong decision either imo. Letting Wilson turn into Joe Montana at the end was the real problem.

Damar is in fact not very good. But if you're going to carry a guy on the 53 just because of optics having him be your 4th safety isn't bad.

He was better last night than in the previous 3 games, that's for sure. His (almost) sack of Baker was pretty good.

McD has had less playoff success than Rex Ryan with Mark "Butt Fumble" Sanchez at QB who had 2 AFCCG appearances. At some point I no longer care about 12+ wins in the regular season if it just ends in dismal failure in the playoffs.