BigDingus

Don't worry guys, Tyrod has proven time & time again he's at his best when coming from behind. His 3-19 record when down by even a single point in the 4th Qtr prove that without a doubt, the Bills have a chance.

Man...a competent QB would make a pretty big difference so far in this game. Who would've thought?

Man...I dislike Tyrod as a QB as much as anyone (he's a fine person, nothing against him personally) but man... your username is hard to look past these days lol

It's crazy to think we beat the Chiefs, Raiders AND Broncos this year but lost to the Chargers... Going into the season, that looked like murderer's row. Back in September, most people would've predicted the opposite outcome of all those games with the Chargers being the lone Win. Glad the defense stepped up. Needed that win to stop the bleeding.

Talib is a d-bag. Wish Crabtree laid him out.

I'm going to add this was probably Tyrod's best chance at proving he was a good QB too, with the way the O-line played today he should've put the Chiefs in a huge hole in that first half. The defense limited the Chiefs to ONE...JUST ONE 1st down the entire first half. Then the O-line gave Tyrod plenty of time, some where he had 4+ seconds without even the slightest pressure to throw the ball, yet he still was unable to make good reads or hit open receivers. Trying to diminish the significance of that O'leary pass is also pretty funny. The guy was wide open on all sides of the ball and had the potential to run for 15+ more yards putting us in easy FG range at worst. Instead we fail to get a 1st down, and give the ball back to the Chiefs with plenty of time left for them to win the game. That's HUGE. No amount of downplaying that will change that.

You think that was his worst play? That's hilarious. It was the most recognizably bad play considering what it potentially cost us, but he wasn't "good" all game. There's a reason he struggles to hit 175 yards passing per game. Plays like that are a HUGE factor in that. When you don't allow your receivers to ever get YAC, you will always have low passing numbers. That play alone nearly cost us the game. The Bills won in SPITE of Tyrod thanks to the defense....just like they have all year. And don't even try to throw out Peterman. Peterman being awful and Tyrod being bad aren't mutually exclusive. They're not good NFL QB's, and it has nothing to do with their relation to each other.

**PROOF** Again, it's the DEFENSE that is responsible for our wins this season. They win IN SPITE of Tyrod. The offense tried their best to lose this game, the coaches don't trust Tyrod worth a crap, and the DEFENSE came through (as they did in our 5 previous wins). Also, with a competent QB this team will be deadly. Our O-line played like champs today. Tyrod had all day to throw.

I swear, if one person blames the defense for this game turning out poorly I'll be furious. The defense has done EVERYTHING.

Our coaches have no faith in Tyrod. The play calling shows it. He's had fantastic pass protection all day, and they are going out of their way to not let him throw the ball.

Yup, looks like we're just going to have to hope our defense has one more stop in them, cuz this offense isn't doing jack.

Too early to celebrate. There's too much time left, and with the way the offense has been playing there's still time to go 3 & out and give the Chiefs the ball back. Our coaches will probably recognize this, play ultra conservative, then punt. I really, REALLY hope I'm wrong. I'll take an ugly win any day.

Tyrod throws like that all the time. This is what separates 150 yard passers from 300 yard passers (that and not relying on dump passes). If you can throw good passes out in front of your receivers so that they have a CHANCE to make yards after the catch, you win games & put up numbers. When a receiver simply being able to catch your crap passes is a 'win' you're never going to get anywhere.

Taylor, grasping defeat from the jaws of victory with his crap passes. O'leary was wide open on ALL sides, and Taylor had all freaking day to pass...great protection, no pressure. Of course he throws a pass at O'leary's feet. Then we again lose yards on 3rd down. When you see a guy standing right in front of the guy you're going to pitch it to, DON'T PITCH THE BALL. Man...this offense is practically begging the Chiefs to win the game.

This actually looks reminiscent of many recent Chiefs vs Bills games. In most of them, the Bills nurse a lead through most of the game only to come up short at the end. 2015: Lost 22-30 2014: Lost 13-17 2013: Lost 13-23 One game we were winning, one tied, and one down by 2 at the start of the 4th quarter.

But I'm sure if the defense gives up a TD we'll have people whining they lost us the game. 3 & outs do matter... we're losing the field position battle because of it. Expecting Tyrod to drive us 90 yards is way too much of him.

Our clutch offense strikes again.

Then we better hope McCoy breaks a long run, because relying on a 2nd TD pass from Tyrod in the same game requires quite a LOT to go right.

The Bills defense has once again gifted the team another 3 & out. Will the offense actually do something this time besides go backwards?

And man, I'm sure the Bills roster was so stacked top to bottom that we couldn't use a player like Ragland anywhere. Too many great players to fit one more. 3 tackles for losses already? Yeah...who could want that?

Gotta love how we have an opportunity to respond with a TD, being right outside the redzone,but somehow go backwards to end up in a 3rd & 21 situation We are so lucky to have such a good kicker. He really masks the complete ineptitude of this offense. If he couldn't hit 45-55 yard FG's like they're 20 yard chip shots, we'd probably not have a single win this year.

If this is like the same ol' Tyrod lead Bills, they'll promptly respond with a 3 & out, probably after losing several yards on the drive overall. But hey, I'd love to be wrong.

And just like that, the Chiefs are within 3. After a half where the defense crushed the Chiefs, the offense with their typical lack of urgency or killer instinct, did practically nothing with the many drives they were gifted & great starting field position.

They have ran 2 designed runs for him so far (that I remember). It's a good idea, but with the way the Chiefs are lining up I'd rather us try to keep passing (unfortunately that's Tyrod's weakest point). They're leaving guys man on man quite often while only rushing 4, leaving QB spies on the outside in case Taylor runs. That provides plenty of opportunity to exploit them, but it remains to be seen if we can. Had Benjamin been healthy, this would be the perfect game for him to go nuts.

One more thing worth mentioning, the O-line has been fantastic in pass protection. Tyrod has had plenty of time to pass, and on several plays has had all day to stand back there. Thankfully we have such a kicker with a howitzer for a leg so we at least come away with SOME points. Granted he missed one FG, but 95% of the time he's money from long range. On that last 56 yarder he hit the net in the back of the endzone 20 feet up in the air still. Would've been good from 65+