Chicken Boo

This loss isn't at all surprising. Pittsburgh is a good team. Not sure how some of you thought they weren't.

Pittsburgh will always be formidable with Tomlin and Ben.

I appreciate honesty because Bills fans would definitely become insufferable. 😄

How about Brady saying "no" to Leftwich's play call.

Definitely should have been OPI

The Bills don't have much of a rushing attack. Haven't for a couple of seasons and I understand the Cowboys have some players on the line who are out, but geez. Have they ran the ball 10 times this game? It's not a recipe for sustained success. If this is the way the league is going, the Titans are going to be my Super Bowl pick.

Run the ball? Because it's football. Put Pollard in the game and mix in some delays or draw plays.

Classic McCarthy. Run game shmun game, amirite?

Definitely a great leader, but man...the Tuck Rule and that roughing the passer call in the 4th quarter vs KC (AFC Championship game). Not even going to get into Spygate. It's just hard to call him the greatest although he strikes fear into opposing fan's hearts like no other QB. In the back of our minds, we all knew Atlanta was going to blow it when the Pats scored to make it 28-10.

Bucs tonight, but good God do the Cowboys have some weapons. Never thought I'd say this, but I actually don't mind Tampa Tom.

Then the Bills have no reason losing or struggling to win a game, at home, against an average team with an ailing o-line then, right? I mean if we're going off of previous years, the Bills are terrible against the run and weak against tight ends.

Ben is Ben. Older now, but when he's good, he's good. I'd take Najee over any 2 RBs on this current roster. Juju, Claypool, Dionte and Ebron. They're loaded, whether you want to admit it or not.

The Steelers offense is loaded at the skill positions. I wouldn't take them lightly.

I'm sure it's more about targets amd opportunity. That offense will run through Josh Jacobs and rightfully so.

He never should have played injured his last year in Carolina.

The 90s Bills were more dominant against their contemporaries than this current squad. Get back to me in about 5 seasons.

It would have been a bold move by Washington at that time, but anyone with sense knew that Jay was on borrowed time.

Although the answer is McDermott, this is a legit question. Whether accurately or inaccurately, Daboll will be largely credited with developing Josh Allen and letting those guys get away can be costly. I live in the D.C.Metropolitan area. I was banging the table for Washington to fire Jay Gruden and promote McVay in 2017. Instead, they fooloshly let McVay get away and ended up firing Gruden 5 games into the 2019 season. You've seen it time and time again, where maybe the OC should have been promoted and the HC let go. *Maybe. Reich in Philly, but was never going to happen off the back of a Super Bowl victory. Kyle Shanahan in Atlanta. Bill Musgrave in Oakland. Again, I believe McDermott is the answer here. Josh's talent is so that he can probably make any halfway decent coordinator look good.

12-5 and win the division. 12-5 sounds so weird.

You could re-organize that list in any order and it'd be a legit possibility.

No disagreements about what could have been. Megatron would be the #2 receiver on my all time team. Having said that, Torry Holt wasn't a slouch. He had 8 straight seasons of 1,100+ yards receiving and was the fastest WR ever to 10,000 yards at that time. He did this while having to share touches with Isaac Bruce and Mashall Faulk/Steven Jackson. Add in the Super Bowl victory and that puts him over the top for me. Truthfully, having been retired since 2009, Holt should have been in already.

Yup. Soft tissue injuries and Achilles tears, of all things. I don't believe football lends itself to an "on/off switch" like the NBA. That and NBA players play basketball all throughout the off-season. They stay conditioned.

Marshawn is more legendary than Curtis Martin and several other Hall of Fame RBs. That doesn't really account for much. Had Pete Carroll...you know what - never mind. 😬

Don't leave out the Super Bowl MVP and League MVPs (1999, 2001). Once upon a time, Kurt was the highest rated passer in league history. I don't understand how folks don't have him as Hall of Fame worthy, especially if you witnessed his career. Edge was Hall worthy, but got in quicker than I anticipated - like with a lot of the more recent classes. I don't think Calvin Johnson should have went in before Torry Holt.

Great news, but was there ever any doubt? I'm glad they got this done early.