Success

We got us a kicker.

I think Josh's fumble is getting too much play. Ultimately, this game was entirely on his shoulders. He wasn't getting much help from the running game, or D. That was really his only miscue, the WHOLE game. He was spectacular.

I drank a lot during the game. But ya know what? I think I'm going to keep drinking. What a day.

I mean, how 'bout Davis? The way he toed that sideline, on 2 very crucial catches. Awesome.

I'll tell ya - that's the best way to permanently remove a monkey from your back. Wouldn't be quite the same if it was a blowout. Though, I'd probably live longer.

Williams looked so good. Sometimes, that's flukey - but I'd still go w/ him.

Great post. I was SO stoked for Bass. And you could tell that was a huge moment for him. And the way Davis toed those sidelines. I just love this team. It feels like so many guys stepped up.

Major shout out to Reich and that Colts team. That is a disciplined, well-coached & motivated bunch. They did everything they could to win that game.

Definitely a 'bullet dodge' kind of game. Sometimes, that leads to a big run.

If you're a Bills fan and you are anything from euphoric, you're thinking too much. 25 years. Soak it in. All that matters: we won this game.

It's been said a lot, but it needs to be said again: that last fumble was clear as day. They had the camera angle - when you freeze that, Poyer's hand is NOT on his back until his knee is off the ground. That was a no brainer call. Thank god I don't have to think about that for years.

When we needed the plays, we got 'em. This is the playoffs. No such thing as style points.

That makes no sense.

What do you guys think - ONE sack this game? Now's the time.

How about "Footwork" for a Gabe Davis nickname?

I feel like an opening drive TD can practically put this one away. You put the Colts in a different position, and the momentum for the Bills would be off the charts.

When the Colts were on the 3, I was thinking, "man, if I was a Colts fan, this half has gone EXACTLY like I would have wanted." Not no more.

I love that we have that kind of offense. I mean, we were all thinking they COULD do that. That's how good they are. No more of this running on 2nd and 3rd down. Let Josh be Josh.

There is NOT enough evidence there. They cannot overturn.

Big moment here. Championship teams make plays in situations like this.

One silver lining about the drought was never feeling this way in January. I mean, I wouldn't trade it or anything - but it's not a great feeling right now...

I like him, too - but one thing that has really emerged this season is big depth at LB. I think the other guys just bring more versatility to the table.

I would concur. I didn't like seeing this. But even without Beasley, it's a formidable WR corps, especially with Brown back.

Those socks definitely say "billionaire sports team owner." Love it. I'm glad regular fans aren't the only ones w/ these kinds of superstitions. I've been wearing a Yankees shirt, of all things. It started this season & they've won every time I've worn it, so I'm not going to mess around.

I expect the Colts to choose getting the ball first if they win the coin toss. That would be logical given the Bills strength on offense. Not that it's up to me, but I can't decide if it's a good idea to defer or not if the Bills win the toss. Normally, I like it when we defer. It's always nice as the 1st half winds down - no matter how it's gone - to know we start the 2nd w/ the ball. But in this case, I'm having some nightmares about that running game chewing up a huge part of the 1st quarter if the Colts start w/ the ball, and the Bills don't have a chance to put them in any kind of catch-up mode. Any thoughts? Probably doesn't matter too much, I guess. But my mind is like a hamster wheel right now.