Success

Belichick really could have done better in that presser. And I mean that seriously. He's a grown man. Man up and give a team that you have owned some credit, and give an outstanding QB some real props. That was embarrassing. A sore loser through & through.

I like Jonathan's look there. Kind of, "Oh, man - this won't be as easy as I thought...." Pats are in a full-on rebuild.

MAJOR props to Ryan Clark. He wasn't even hesitant. Some guys still can't come around on Allen, despite the obvious.

Anyone watching BB? He looks like he's going to cry....

The best part is BB not being able to do a single thing. He's outclassed, and can't stop it. The Bills have flipped the script.

I hope we do this every year, twice a year, for 100 years....

Can we get this man back in the MVP conversation?

I need to chase this feeling....

1st team to sweep the Pats in 20 years. Get used to it, clam junkies.

Oh, how I have dreamed of this day...

Fellas - seeing BB lose it like that on the challenge, seeing Allen pick that D apart, Diggs tearing it up & getting in their face. blowing them out - it's awesome.

Knox has been great since the drop.

That pass by Allen was not an easy one. We've never been able to do that - at least in the new millenium.

That drive was 100% redemption for Knox. JMHO

Knox can still redeem himself - with a game-winning catch in the Super Bowl.

I'm tellin' ya - they're the Jauron-era Bills now. Mediocre team, awesome punter.

We haven't earned the luxury of toying w/ this team yet. Maybe in a few years.

He's Vader. Great advice not just for this game, but for life....

Chills, man. That was a great piece about the fans. I really love being a Bills fan. We ARE the best. It's not just an empty claim that any fanbase could make - we walk the walk.

ESPN is doing some good stuff right now. It has been MANY years since we got these kinds of in-depth stories about the team & fanbase.

I wonder how long it will be before I can approach a Patriots game more like a "regular" sort of game, and not with a pre-programmed feeling of dread and doom.

I really wanted to match that 56 point total they had against us in 2007. Oh, well. Gotta settle for 49.

To win tonight, BB has to use the same strategy he did as DC for the Giants in '90 - keep Allen and the offense off the field. They're capable of doing that. In the games that they won - from what I saw - they were able to grind out long, time-consuming drives, with Cam picking up key 3rd & shorts with his running ability. The Bills defense is playing much better, and they need to shut that down. If we can keep the TOP at a relatively even split (at minimum), the game shouldn't be that close.

They should stick w/ Darnold. He can be a very good QB and still live up to his draft expectations - they have given him almost nothing to work with, and he needs better coaching. They'll probably still draft a QB, though.

New England is still a division rival, and more importantly, they still have the greatest coach of all time. I feel like it's conventional wisdom now that it won't be close tonight - I definitely hope that's true, but I'm ready for anything. This could be a kitchen sink game for BB - he surely doesn't want to get swept, and will likely pull out all of the stops. He's been able to contain Allen so far in their match-ups. That was also true of Peyton Manning and a lot of good & great QB's over the years - but eventually, the great ones like Manning figured him out. I'm hoping Allen has that kind of moment tonight.