Scott7975

Shakir might be our best receiver honestly. Dude has amazing yac potential.

What is it with Diggs this year he goes out after like every catch?

Ok I ragged on McD earlier but he definitely got his D adjusted so good job there.

Pooooooona!!!

***** Allen

oh ffs I didn’t know this was the catch. I’d rather they just go back to normal.

Why are we on commercial break after third down?

Still waiting for a phony flag.

Wow this ref crew is as bad as Philly or worse.

Personally I blame that start on that fake ass anthem.

Ok let’s keep the momentum and not look back

With all due respect of course

About time

These refs are too one sided like Philly

And once again McD didn’t have this team ready for a weak team on the road. All the I told you so guys last week lol.

I swear this guy moves his feet more than anyone but goes nowhere. Only thing he was good for was keeping the ball. And now….

Of course there holding defense on an int

No separation from Davis or Diggs

Oh say does that auto tune and my fake ass accented notes….

it’s not like this is his first game. He has played a lot for the Steelers and wasn’t that good. Rudolph has an oline and running game facing a crap defense. Browning not so much.

I dunno but been broken for me for days at least now.

From NFL.com Buffalo Bills 2023 · 8-6-0 AT Los Angeles Chargers 2023 · 5-9-0 WHERE: SoFi Stadium (Inglewood, Calif.) WHEN: 8 p.m. ET | Peacock Bills' hot offense is licking its chops for this matchup. How will the Bills attack the Chargers? Perhaps we should ask: How won’t they? The Chargers have taken their lumps defensively for much of the season, and they’re coming off a 42-point drubbing by the Raiders last week. Crazy as it sounds, that might not have been their worst defensive performance of the season. The Chargers have been killed by yards after the catch, ranking 31st at plus-352 for the season, and they’ve been especially vulnerable defending the middle of the field. This is all music to the Bills’ ears, as they’ve rediscovered their potency offensively under interim coordinator Joe Brady, topping the 30-point mark in three of their past four games, even while Stefon Diggs has put up moderate numbers. Last week’s run-game dominance against the Cowboys showed the need to put the ball in James Cook’s hands, which can take pressure off quarterback Josh Allen. Brady has used more pre-snap motion and called for more designed runs by Allen since taking over, and he has to feel like the Bills can dominate from the opening series, even with some injuries to monitor. Tight ends Dalton Kincaid (shoulder) and Dawson Knox (wrist) appeared on the injury report this week but do not carry a designation into Saturday. Cook battled an illness this week, but he is also good to go for Saturday. Allen must be mindful of Chargers pass rusher Khalil Mack, who has 15 sacks and five forced fumbles, but Allen doesn’t get sacked much and the Chargers’ pass rush has suffered with Joey Bosa out. Stick hopes to build off promising second half, Chargers hope for ball control. The Chargers are shaking off last week’s wicked Vegas hangover and hope to finish the season strong under interim coach Giff Smith, who makes his NFL debut in that role. He’ll stick with Stick as his QB after the first-time starter struggled to get much going early but warmed up in the second half against the Raiders (14 of 18 passing, 182 yards, three TDs, INT). Stick will be without Keenan Allen (heel) again this week, but Joshua Palmer returned to have a big night with a 79-yard TD in Week 15. That was one of the first downfield shots of last week’s game. Most of Stick’s targets were underneath, which could mean busy days for Gerald Everett and Austin Ekeler, but the Chargers would love for Quentin Johnston to get going to finish off a hot-and-cold rookie season on the upswing. The problem? The Bills’ pass defense stopped Dak Prescott in his tracks last week and has done well vs. non-star QBs this season. What the Chargers absolutely cannot do is turn the ball over. They did that five times against the Raiders (and 11 times combined in their past three losses), and it didn’t turn out well. In the Chargers’ five victories they have only three giveaways. Stick wants to show he can generate big plays, but doing so carelessly won’t help his team pull the major upset.

Weird. At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter so not worth arguing about. If the Bills win out, the chances are really small they don't at least get a wild card. I am not a gambler but I am willing to bet the Dolphins will lose at least one of Ravens or Dallas anyways. I really think we win the division if we win out.

I do not think that is right. I can't prove it at this point because the playoff machine is bugged on my browser but NYTs has us at 100% this week with a Texans loss.