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Just now, Steptide said:
While I'm purely speculating, I don't think the bills changed anything defensively when the played kc last week. Kc on the other hand did. They sent exotic blitzes and confused our offense. I would expect McDermott would know to do something like kc did on defense, but he didn't. I believe he thought they could beat them outright and it's just stupid and ignorant Imo.
Our offense was just as unimaginative and stagnant. Both side were coached at a high school level vs a pro level sadly.
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On 1/28/2025 at 8:06 PM, BillsFan130 said:
Yes- Now In saying that...
As mediocre/average Von was, the Bills still have to replace his 6 sacks.Defensive ends ain't cheap, and saving 9 mil isn't as much as we think at the DE position. (Assuming we are bringing in an upgrade)
Well that means if we get someone at 15 million we only down 6 million. Or we wait till June and save 17 million 👍
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3 minutes ago, Augie said:
We lost by 3 in the AFCCG against the 2 time defending Chiefs in their stadium. Yes, we must suck.
Have a nice troll.
Not a very educated response but you are welcome to it. Ooh someone disagrees they must be a troll🤦♂️Your premise sucked,get over it.
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On 1/27/2025 at 8:35 PM, Augie said:
Sometimes I can’t tell when people are kidding.
You’re worried about Pro Bowl picks? What a joke! We are playing football games, not collecting merit badges. We barely lost by 3 points to the two-time defending champions in their place in the AFCCG. We do not suck.
Lack of pro bowl picks are symptomatic of poor drafting and free agent pick up. Not that hard to understand.
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On 1/27/2025 at 5:37 PM, jkeerie said:
I think the injury caused by Poyer on Coleman really set him back. He was playing really well before he got sidelined. I just think his growth and involvement in the offense was stifled.
Next year is a big year, he has to show up. But if Brady doesn’t improve play design, it may not matter.
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4 hours ago, Figster said:
One scoring drive away from the Superbowl. One, against arguably the best football the league has ever seen. By winning 3 Championships in a row Mahomes and the Chiefs will be cemented into NFL history as the best Dynasty team ever. Only one team could beat them with starters playing this season. Buffalo
One scoring drive away. One
Unfortunately, with the way he called the game. We shouldn’t have been one drive away. We should’ve been two drives ahead.
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On 1/27/2025 at 7:47 AM, oldmanfan said:
Not because of you. Because of reality. McD could be replaced if he has lost the faith of the team. People are Ali yelling about replacing Brady, but from all appearances Brady and Josh have worked very well together.
We have to beat a team that is the NFL equivalent of Jordan and the Bulls.
The reality of Brady is for all the good he brought in scoring he still failed in his biggest moment. His lack of creativity is the biggest reason we lost. His inability to integrate Cooper effectively and a lesser extent MVS, was a critical flaw. Getting away from Cook at crucial junctures of the game and repeatedly relying on the Tush push that was not working are all unforgivable offenses. It’s hard to say he’s a problem with all the success we had, but the goal isn’t to be AFC East champions, he did not show he has what it takes to win a Super Bowl . A few better calls from him and we are preparing for our 5th Super Bowl. Sadly he is a major reason we are not.
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2 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:
So the Bills keep 5 WR's on their roster and to add more means cutting short another position, not likely to happen and for legit reasons. Shakir and Coleman are pretty certain to be back, would cost a fair amount of cap hit to cut Samuel, so likely he's back. I think and hope they resign Hollins and think he may take a little less money to return here as seems to like it here. So unless they don't resign Hollins or cut Samuel, that leaves one roster spot. Maybe they will decide to abandon the two TE concept and decide to try and trade either Knox or Kincaid which then could open another WR spot, but would be surprised if they do .
For all the talk of how the Bills need WR help the offense was number one two in the league in most overall categories so think this WR need is being over blown. All season the" Everyone eats" was talked about as a good thing and understand the two things aren't mutually exclusive but also need to be careful of tinkering with what did work. The biggest issue this team had was getting to the QB and getting of the field on 3rd down.
And when it matters they don’t get separation. Either it’s poor play desire lack of talent or both.
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18 hours ago, Aussie Joe said:
What other team has won the SB playing this scheme ?
Change the scheme, we can’t roster enough quality players for the injuries it produces.
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5 hours ago, SoCal Deek said:
Not sure what all of this about. Just the week before, Mark Andrews dropped a sure two point conversion and the Ravens went home. This week Kincaid dropped a sure field goal yard to gain catch and the Bills went home. It’s pretty darn simple!
For all the praise for KC and spagnola. We were only like two plays from being able to win. Terrible that we couldn’t get over the hump, but even just switching the officiating advantage gives us the win. It doesn’t mean I’m still that angry cause even just a better coach game gives us the victory.
23 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:Since this discussion of the play began, I've been thinking about what should have happened.
We've seen replays of Shakir floating out into the flat on the left side. Bills only needed five yards. So, here's what I think should have happened.
The Chiefs showed the blitz coming from the right. The Bills knew their tendency was to drop those potential blitzers in coverage and instead blitz from the left. If Allen had been well prepared, Allen would have shifted the protection to the left, as he apparently did, and then on the snap check where the blitz was coming from. If the Chiefs stay with their tendency, he hangs in the pocket and the play proceeds as called. If they switch it up, which they did, and come from the right, then Josh immediately scrambles left. Because the Chiefs were blitzing, they were in man, and all the patterns were dragging the receivers out to the right. Allen then has the option: toss it to Shakir or let Shakir block the first defender to arrive and Josh keeps it.
The first down would have been more or less automatic if he had rolled left.
His automatic drift back to the right was killer. It’s a big tendency of his and they knew it.
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On 1/27/2025 at 3:43 AM, Ray Stonada said:
Doesn't even take Bobby Fischer to think of trying a tush push to the right.
But with limited practice time they probably never worked on it.
Limited practice time had zero to do with it. Coaching malfeasance had everything to do with it.
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5 hours ago, BillsFanForever19 said:
"Why moving on from McDermott is tough due to it not being something that will be talked about by anyone but angry fans"
Fixed it for you.
Should the fans be happy?
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9 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
I don’t think coaching was that bad tonight. But Spags pulls a rabbit out of his hat in the biggest moment of the game with that CB blitz. So KC coaching won the game IMO.
And still, it took a horrible spot by officiating and a drop by a number one draft pick for that to happen.
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8 hours ago, Maine-iac said:
Or maybe we could just trade for a WR who has multiple 1,000 yard seasons ................ wait we did that!
And proceeded not to use him.🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
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2 hours ago, Monty98 said:
Look I get it, McDermott has been a great coach and person for the community. But at what point are his short comings in big time games more his flaw vs just bad luck? Tony Dungy couldn't get it done in Tampa, left got Gruden and won, and even then Dungy was all world regular season but couldn't win the big game in Indy outside of one-year.
For a coach who's scheme and learning was under Jim Johnson in Philly and the vaunted Double A gap formation, he's had some really sub par defensive performances. We all know KC runs spinner roll out right in big moments and we don't have a defensive play call to stop it. Where as KC knows Allen rolls out right in big moments or tries to sneak left...KC had their defense ready for both. I get it, this is frustration of falling short again, but at some point we need to buck the trend of falling short in KC again and again and again
Short answer Yes, we are wasting Josh’s best years.
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50 minutes ago, MPT said:
Chiefs were overloading the left guard on QB sneaks because they did their homework. We kept running it to that side because we're stupid.
Still fixed.
How do they not see that? I mean honestly 🤦♂️
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1 hour ago, Wraith said:
This is crazy logic. The Chiefs played far from a flawless game and yet were on the receiving end of two wildly wrong and impactful officiating calls.
At least 4 actually
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1 minute ago, Solomon Grundy said:
WHERE'S KINCAID???
Dropping the ball
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Just now, LABILLBACKER said:
Our wrs are absolutely worthless.
Never anybody open, Mahomes says it’s so ***** easy
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1 minute ago, daz28 said:
Nooo Joe you start the drive with Cook
He barely played in the first half. They think he’s tired.
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Personally, I would’ve done a play action pass.
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I’m surprised there’s no ruffing the passer
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1 minute ago, biggerdaddynj said:
Need some DLINE players to close out the game—get pressure on Mahomes but contain the outside.
In something we’ve only done on OneDrive the whole game?
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Just now, White Linen said:
Well we are resilient but I'm not loving that we're in this position. Two better decisions and this game is easily ours.
One decision by the referee
Is McD actually compensating for Beane?
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Nicely thought out and really something to think about.