Walking Tall

I was reflecting back on these and past playoff games today. I came to the realization that I actually enjoy regular season football more than playoff football. You still want to win in a bad way but you know that there will also be a game next week. Playoff football? I almost get too worked up to actually enjoy the game. I know. Wierd.

Agreed….but I’m not quite sure how that is automatically Poyer’s fault when this team routinely does NOT let pass catchers get behind them.

Tell us what coverage was called.

It seemed as if the wheels fell off in London and we were dead in the water shortly thereafter. Kudos to the players and coaching staff for righting the ship but there is obviously a lot more work to do. Overall it has been a disappointing run when you can’t beat teams that also win their divisions and start losing those games at home.

You’re talking one ***** bounce on one play in 63 year franchise history. I think everyone in this thread besides you realize what I meant when I said you need to have luck to lose it.

You keep Poyer around another year. His physical tools are now average to slightly below average. His football IQ is off the charts.

I don’t consider making a play and forcing a fumble luck. I consider that making a play.

If intentional someone’s ass should be fired. That is bush league. Even George Steinbrenner insisted the attendants at Yankee Stadium not shut off the stadium lights until the Red Sox were done celebrating their historic comeback over his Yankees. Now you can contribute more. https://nypost.com/2024/01/22/sports/chiefs-donovan-smith-accuses-bills-of-shutting-off-their-hot-water/

Stay the course and retool on the fly. We have some good, young players on this roster. No need for major moves.

Why wouldn’t he? Two totally different injuries.

Remind me when this team ever had a shred of luck. You need to have something before one runs out of it.

Rivers couldn’t hold Allen’s jock.

The Bills back 7 should look much better than what we saw yesterday by just getting players healthy. That, and an upgrade at WR, and I see no reason, other than injuries, as to why the Bills shouldn’t be contending again next season.

If you are referring to his throw to Shakir in the endzone you, and every single other person that holds view, is 100% wrong. That was the correct read and throw. The ball just didn’t get there.

Have fun picking top 5 for the next 3 seasons.

I don’t think he’s the same in the playoffs as the regular season. Not one bit. 3-0 in his last 3 regular season games against the Chiefs….all on the road and the defense played great in all of those games. 0-3 in his last 3 playoff games against the Chiefs….and his defense sucked in every one of those games.

Sean is 0-6 against division winners in the playoffs. That should be enough to get your ass fired but we all know that isn’t going to happen this year. Next year should be his absolute last kick at the can. Head coaches have done more with a lot less behind center.

Again, for like the fifth time in this thread, it isn’t just about yesterday, though the Bills had their lowest yards per play in a half all season. It’s about what I saw from the offense down the stretch and, to be 100% honest, it was not all that different than it was under Dorsey. The run game was better. The pass game wasn’t. And I’m not dismissing Brady. I just want to see a search done.

1- Allen 2- Oliver 3- Kincaid

Now we know that Belichick, for all the warts he had as a GM, did know when to get rid of players. I wish Beane had some of that in him.

We need to add a solid #1. We can’t rely on Diggs to be that. He still may be but relying on him to be that is foolish.

More than 24 points at home?

Just heard on WGR that in the second half if last nights game we had the lowest yards per play in a half that we did all season long.

Maybe so but he has brought in Kincaid and Cook….and the o-line is looking nice.

Again, this is not about one game or even saying Brady might not be capable. It’s saying that they should look to improve because, quite frankly, the offense struggled for the most part. Even under Brady’s watch.