Buffalo Ballin

Josh Allen would get 5500 yards and 60 touchdowns if we got Metcalf to form the deadly Fab Four: Diggs, Metcalf, Davis, and Knox.

I give 5th round pick for Saquon. Easily.

Absolutely. Give Diggs his mega contract. He earned it; a top 5 NFL WR AND he's Josh Allen's guy. Gotta keep Josh happy.

RIP Pooh Bear. Tragically young to die at 47.

Stefon Diggs is a hall of famer for getting it in on 2 girls at the same hotel, but at different rooms. I get it. The girls know what's up and what they're getting into. This is nothing new. Football related: Stefon has the chance to get 100+ receptions and 1000+ yards for 3 consecutive seasons, as a Buffalo Bill, depending on Diggs' health and Josh Allen throwing him 170+ targets though. Buffalo Bills would need to retire his jersey immediately. Diggs would join Antonio Brown, Jerry Rice, Larry Fitzgerald, and Marvin Harrison. Tyreek Hill and Davante Adams are on the verge, too. It's an exclusive club. Sucks for Davante though because he needs Aaron Rodgers to feed him. Rodgers might be leaving Green Bay. Antonio Brown is a sure shot first ballot Hall of Famer regardless of how he dipped out of Tampa Bay. He did 100+ catches and 1000+ yards for 6 consecutive seasons with Pittsburgh Steelers. He is the ONLY receiver in NFL history to do this. AJ Brown is wasting his years with a conservative QB Ryan Tannehill. Can we get AJ Brown in a Buffalo Bills jersey? LOL Receivers who did not do it: Randy Moss Andre Reed Calvin Johnson Cris Carter Michael Irvin Terrell Owens Andre Rison Julian Edelman Tim Brown Chad Ocho Cinco Reggie Wayne Andre Johnson Odell Beckham Jr. Julio Jones

Agreed with Beane. Look at Andrew Luck. Look at Joe Burrow. I don't want that for us. Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson, and Ben Roethlisberger had great protection and that's why their careers are great. It's also a new era for the Buffalo Bills: The "Unleashed" Josh Allen. No more conservative play calling. Let Josh Allen throw for over 5000 yards, 45 touchdowns. It's time now starting next season. We have Stefon Diggs, Gabriel Davis, Knox, and MacKenzie. We have the WR corp to make this happen. The final thing is strengthen the O-line.

Stay healthy. That's all I want. The rest will take care of itself.

Loved it. Best Half time show in years.

I'm sure the Buffalo Bills themselves are not thinking this. Stay humble. Remember 13 seconds? Remember the lost to the abysmal Jacksonville Jaguars? Also, the Kansas City Chiefs fan base thought they were going to dominate the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC title game. LOL.

Strengthen defense. Get some running backs who can eat up the yards. Devin Singletary isn't getting anything done.

No need to say this. Bills still gotta go out and prove it. What if Josh Allen got injured? We just witnessed Stafford and Burrow nearly knocked out of the Super Bowl. Odell Beckham Jr. was knocked out of the game. Nothing is a sure thing. We cannot predict the future.

At Thurman Thomas' peak, he was the best RB in the AFC.

I'll add. Josh Allen's 6 playoff games: 14 TDs, 1 INT.

It IS possible for Josh Allen to do this even though I have no expectations for it. Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers do this on the regular. Especially Aaron Rodgers. He's a genius. Josh should be getting 5000 yards every season with that mega laser arm. I rather see that than him running 700 yards. Maybe this is blasphemy, but I don't care: Josh Allen has to reduce his running from now on during the regular season. He's running way too much. Save that for the playoffs. We want him to perform at elite level well into his 40s. If he keeps playing this way, he will not last into his early 30s. He'll be retired knocked out of the game. GM Beane knows this. Even though he made the Pro Bowl, look at Seattle's Russell Wilson: all that running and now at the age of 33, he's declining fast. Don't believe me? Look at his season stats. Beane has to get quality running backs; preferably power backs, to do the majority of the runs and upgrading the O-line. Josh Allen has to start dissecting defenses with his arm, going small ball more.

I already stated this. Why are you repeating what I wrote? So you agree with me. Thanks. A nuclear meltdown in the playoffs is 10,000x worse than 13 Seconds.

Yes. We are truly overreacting. 13 seconds is still a big deal though, but I think this will not haunt us. I mean, I already moved on myself AFTER seeing how Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs had a nuclear meltdown against Joe Burrow's Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Title game. I'm happy that I'm not a Kansas City Chiefs fan. Holy crap. They have TONS of questions this Summer about the defense. I honestly think their DC has to be fired immediately, no questions asked. And the personnel on defense has to be changed up. Truth is Mahomes Magic has weaknesses. What a bunch of frauds. They gave us their best punch, but got cocky and ran out of gas against Cincinnati. The Bengals studied our mistakes from the Divisional game and capitalized on that. And our defense WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH to beat Mahomes. Simply put, our defense collapsed. We didn't have a power running game. That flaw showed up, too. GM Beane really has to strengthen our defense with hard hitters, discipline, and SPEED. The Bengals did just that. Why can't us? The Bengals got roughly 4 sacks, 2 picks, 2 tackles for loss, near sacks and near interceptions. That got into Mahomes' head; mind games. Mahomes had plenty of time in the pocket and he doubted everything. The path to the Superbowl no longer goes through Kansas City. Let's face it...next year's Buffalo Bills (without major injuries) will crush Mahomes anyway. This doesn't mean that we're dismissing the Chiefs. No way. We're not dismissing anyone. It's just Mahomes is weak now. Their nuclear melt down was a huge hit to his legacy and their fan base's spirit. The path now goes through Cincinnati and Joe Burrow. Joe Burrow is undefeated in close games or something like that since college (correct me if I'm wrong). He's probably the new Tom Brady. Also, The Bengals defense is damn good. 13 seconds. So what? Kansas City Chiefs cannot live theirs down. I don't want to be them. This nuclear meltdown will be talked a lot ad nauseam. This is going to haunt them for a long time. - Atlanta Falcons never recovered from their nuclear meltdown against Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. - Houston Oilers never recovered from our 1993 playoff comeback. - The Tennessee Titans never recovered from the inches short from winning the Super Bowl against Kurt Warner's Rams. - Seattle Seahawks has not recovered from QB Russell Wilson's fatal interception at the Super Bowl against Tom Brady and the Patriots. We ACTUALLY recovered from Wide Right because we made 3 straight SB appearances after that. We circle the effin' wagons. We just didn't recover from Music City Miracle, and benching Doug Flutie for Rob Johnson, until 2019. That's a long damn recovery. We're here now. I'm happy we did not go through a playoff nuclear melt down.

Oh no let's not do this, guys. This is conspiracy theory grave yard. What's next? McDermott made a call to get spaghetti and marinara sauce, but ended up egg noodles and ketchup?

A complete failure by McDermott and Frazier. They're not going to get fired. Leslie Frazier might be leaving for a HC job anyway.

It's all good, bro. Because of this, Kansas City's home field Arrowhead advantage no longer works against us. It's a blessing from the football Gods. We KNOW that crowd and that effin' field. It's a non issue, really, at this point. That crowd and environment can be hostile all they want and that stuff is invisible now. I consider Arrowhead our 2nd home because we play there so much LOL. No one in sports media pointed this out. If we can subtract "13 seconds" then that Divisional playoff game is ours. Most people knew the Divisional game was going to be close. But even I didn't know we were going to be ahead. Even just for a little bit. That's a MASSIVE deal though. To be ahead, at Arrowhead in the playoffs, was unimaginable. In the playoffs, only Tom Brady gets to be ahead whenever he plays the Chiefs. From here on out, the truth is the (upgraded and experienced) Buffalo Bills should be able to beat (and perhaps dominate) against Mahomes' Chiefs where ever and whenever, as long as there are no significant injuries, to our key players. Every great player (and team) HAS to take their lumps. That's how it is. An example (not a comparison to Buffalo Bills): Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and the Bulls were eliminated by the Isiah Thomas' Detroit Pistons, 3 years straight (1988 - 1990), before dominating them, starting in 1991. The 1991 Detroit Pistons were still championship contenders, with tons of NBA Finals experience, and the Bulls waxed them anyway. Even playing in Detroit. Because MJ's Bulls played there so much. Their hostile crowd didn't matter. Other great NBA teams came up: Ewing's NY Knicks, Reggie Miller's Indiana Pacers, and Malone and Stockton's Utah Jazz. Their venue didn't matter to the Bulls either. I welcome next season's regular season match up (and any other) at Kansas City. We'll blow them out again just like we did this season in Week 5 as long as we do not have significant injuries to key players of course. WHEN we meet the Chiefs in the playoffs again, I can assure you there will be no 13 seconds. We're beating them at their house. In our building. Whatever. Whenever. Where ever.

We need to be the team to beat the 2 time Super Bowl Champs, Kansas City Chiefs. Yes, they will win it all this year. Tom Brady is gone and whoever emerges from the NFC will not be great AND experienced enough to beat them. Cincy is too young and lacks experience to overcome Mahomes Magic. Joe Burrow is ok, but he's not elite right now. He's gonna get sacked a lot. Their best receiver, WR Ja'marr Chase, is a rookie. The Bengals will lose at the AFC title game. I'm 99% sure of this.

To me, Gabriel Davis officially entered Superstar status. He's clutch AF. He wasn't rattled. Great hands. 2 touchdowns was great. Then he had to get 4. Also, including clutch catches through the game. I think he didn't drop any catches. Correct me if I'm wrong. His mentality changed tonight. He'll always have supreme confidence; nerves of steel.

I lost tons of faith with McDermott, Frazier, and whoever the hell is Special Teams coach after tonight. Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs, and Gabriel Davis made them look great. For me, McD-Frazier-and ST coach have just ONE more season with us. That's it. No more after that if we do not get to the AFC title game. - Conservative play calling with Josh. Let the Superstar QB eat. He had an all night buffet with Gabriel Davis. Kansas City's Tyrann Mathieu was knocked out of the game. That advantage was supposed to be exploited to the extreme. Gabe could have gotten 5 touchdowns and 300 yards receiving tonight. Josh Allen could have gotten 450 yards passing tonight. - Establishing the run when the league KNOWS that we don't have it. Josh is only one who is capable of running. - 4th and 1. Choosing to punt. WTF? Go for it every time against the Chiefs. We were cooking. Dafuq is the punt business crap? We paid the price. - We can't stop their running attack. That was proven all season long against other teams. - We couldn't get consistent stops with our defense. The Patriots did it. The Bucs did it. Why can't we? - Special teams couldn't stop them from getting big gains from punts.

I have all the trust in the world with Josh Allen when he's on the field. I don't know why our coaches locked down Josh like that for most of the first half. Conservative play calling is basically loser football.

Yes, this looks true. If tonight's game was in Buffalo, we're blowing them out by 3 touchdowns. Chiefs would be fortunate to score 21 points on our field.

Josh "Michael Jordan" Allen. Stefon "Scottie Pippen" Diggs. Gabriel "Scottie Pippen part 2" Davis. No good running backs though. We still can't stop the run, too. Gotta design a different defense next time. And not have bad stretches of losses during the regular season. We were on our way to be the number one seed until teams figured we couldn't stop the run and our best RB is Josh Allen. Can't have any of that next season. Talent wise - Josh Allen is shoulder to shoulder with Patrick Mahomes. Neither is better than the other in terms of talent, IQ, and clutch. It's just Mahomes has the better experienced team and more accomplishments. Also, Josh Allen has extinguished the "inconsistent" Josh Allen moniker tonight. People EXPECTED Josh to have a bad game. The reality is he had a MONSTER game once again. 9 touchdowns in 2 playoff games without any interceptions. Yeah, he's a Superstar Legendary QB. Mahomes vs. Allen is a great thing for us and the NFL. Coach McDermott screwed up on 4th and 1 in the 3rd quarter or was it fourth quarter? Always go for it. I was hollering to go for it and he punt the ball. And Chiefs scored right away. Idiot. Milano, WTF? Turn your head, bone head. Play the ball. He didn't turn around at all and let Kelce get a gimme TD. While our Special teams isn't the worst in the league, we need to really strengthen that side. I knew Chiefs had the advantage on that side pre-game. Our defense still needs improvement despite being the number one pass defense and point differential. Once again, we still can't stop the run. Ughhhh. And I don't worry about our Superbowl window. Yeah it sucks we lost tonight, but as long as Josh Allen remains healthy and hungry to improve (Yes he can improve) and we bolster our weapons, relax. It was a good season. I had fun. Josh has to start throwing single digit interceptions for next season. He had 15 this year. Gotta dial that back down. We need to get legit RBs. 2 of them, actually. Try to get a Deebo Samuel type. A RB/WR dude somewhere. WR Gabriel Davis became a SuperStar WR tonight. What a legendary game. Not even Randy Moss and Jerry Rice did what G.Davis just did tonight; 4 touchdowns. Clutch catches all around. Ice water in his veins. What a stud.