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These "friends" seem like they collectively share one brain cell... If these people are your "friends," how the hell do you not wonder why their cars are in front of your house for days after you last saw them? Then people were posting about the friends being missing, the home owner guy was aware they were missing, yet never said anything? I guess he also doesn't have a dog to let out back, trash cans, or even a glass window to take a peak into his back yard for 3 days? It's so unbelievably bizarre. And how do 3 grown men just hangout in the freezing cold all night together, and not one of them is coherent enough to notice how cold it is? Obviously drugs/alcohol were involved, but I've never been so drunk that I could just ignore the freezing cold. The second the tiniest breeze blew by, I'd wake right the hell up 😅

I would kill to have Harbaugh as our HC. I'm not quite in the "fire McDermott!" camp, but I sure as hell would take an upgrade like Harbaugh. There's no doubt in my mind he'll turn the Chargers around. It's annoying to think of yet another team & QB like Justin Herbert getting in our way.

I don't "expect" any. I think they'll give Brady more time, allowing him an entire off season to create his ideal system and make whatever adjustments he wants to make. I'm suspect there will be an emphasis on O-line & WRs in FA and the draft to help, as I believe the Bills saw the success they can have if they run a more balanced offense that emphasizes the run game.

Are Championship games the goal? Losing one game later is the goal? "He just got unlucky..." You could say the same thing about McDermott 10 years from now! Do you remember all of those games? Do you remember every call he made? He kept losing is the point. And one thing he wasn't up against - one of the great QBs of all time in his prime. McDermott has a bigger hurdle than Reid faced. To all those people that blindly think "making the NFC championship 5 times & losing" is somehow better, how is this better? - Lost in 2001 to the Rams 29-24 - Lost in 2002 to the Bucs 27 - 10 - Lost in 2003 to the Panthers 14-3 - Lost in 2008 to the Cardinals 32 - 25 Different QBs every time, while losing earlier than the NFCCG every other time. The Bills lost to the Chiefs dynasty, and the same QB 3 times now. Every team that beat Reid & the Eagles lost in the Super Bowl. The team beating the Bills won 2 x Super Bowls already, could do it a 3rd time this year. And don't give me "the teams that beat him went on to the Super Bowl!" - Yeah, no s***. It's the conference championship game, that's how it works. If the Chiefs win the SB this year, did McDermott get "unlucky" again meeting the Chiefs in the divisional round? Point is Reid had a top QB in the conference, and each year lost out to a one & done SB loser 4 times. He made it to a SB once, but then got "unlucky" playing Tom Brady & the Pats. But we're in the middle of the new dynasty's run, yet acting like we're losing to nobodies.

Let's not forget Andy Reid's playoff history before Mahomes. How many NFC playoff games did he lose with those Eagles teams? Then a few more with the Chiefs. It took him a long, long time to get where he is now. McDermott doesn't have the wins now, but Reid made the playoffs a dozen times before getting over the hump (yes, he did make a SB appearance with the Eagles once too).

1. Allen 2. Kincaid 3. Milano If Diggs was younger & less expensive, he'd be #2. Oliver is a strong option too, but I think Milano is basically the leader & QB of the defense when healthy.

He did well, but the batted balls & missing on a few connections hurt. Then again, the defense gave him zero room for error through most of the game. Problem is he had the ball in his hands for a potential game winning drive, and we had to settle for a FG. This team should've known this was it, they NEEDED a TD. Unfortunately, Josh & the offense didn't deliver when it mattered most.

I'd want to leave too. Go to the NFC. The Chiefs are just better across the board, and now the giant monkey on our backs is crushing us even more. It'll be even more painful when we watch Lamar get to the SB, as yet another AFC QB takes out the hated Chiefs & gets further than Josh & co. ever did.

Does it even matter anymore? We won't win anything unless another team KO's the Chiefs from the playoffs before we meet them. Doesn't matter what else is happening, the mental hurdle is now too huge for this group. They've realized that no matter what happens, the other team is more clutch, has better coaching, and has zero concern they'll ever lose to the Bills when it matters. The 90's Bills waiting for that other shoe to drop in the Super Bowl, these guys are probably thinking the same thing. Allen has now seen that no matter how hard he plays, the only way he wins is if the Chiefs hurt themselves. Diggs knows it too. It's sad, but I have no faith anymore. And no, hoping the team is magically healthy at the end of the season won't change anything.

Do we just have to hope we get lucky and have the ball last? Is there no other way to win? Defense has offered zero resistance, making it so the offense HAS to score every drive. Leaves zero room for error on offense. It's depressing.

But with all the injuries, it's at least understandable. Without your best LBs, Kelce is going to be a problem all night.

But it didn't count... so no.

Wonder when Cook is going to learn to catch passes that hit him square in the hands... I don't want to be negative, but this getting annoying to watch every single week.

I think so too, but their defense is even better than KC's. Opponents average 16.5 ppg against them, while also tied for 1st in takeaways (#1 in turnover differential). However, I think our own defense would make life more challenging for their offense, provided they're mostly healthy.

Don't forget the more recent one!

Speak for yourself! That would be one epic show!

I try to stay chill, but then instantly revert to 13 year old kid after an easily avoidable turnover or stupid decision... I can ignore mistakes or some turnovers, but it's the ones that make you lower the TV volume (to avoid hearing the announcers dissect the play in confusion) that bring up drought PTSD all over again.

I kept seeing videos in my YouTube feed of a guy grilling all sorts of creations, then noticed he was a Bills fan. He made this Chicharron today, but I've never tried something like it. Anyone here got any tips?

Genuinely asking, do fans like that the Bills rely on them to clear out the stadium? Or do people find it annoying that a multi-billion dollar franchise doesn't have any plan in place outside of paying fans $20/hr to do it (then those fans turn around & pay to sit in those same seats they just helped clear out)? I always thought it was a unique & fun show of fan support, but this was the first time I heard a lot of criticism as well.

Outside of Chiefs vs Bills, this is the game most people predicting could end in an upset. And it's starting to make me second guess myself! I still think the Ravens have the better team, better QB, better coach, etc. but the hype around Stroud is legit! Maybe they shock the Ravens and pull it off. Either way, they're playing with house money at this point, so it'll be fun seeing if they can topple the favorites.

Exactly! Allen always goes left, so now would be the perfect time to reveal the biggest trick play in our arsenal - going right!

My 100% accurate Divisional Round Predictions: 1. Ravens def. Texans (34 - 24) 2. Bills def. Chiefs (24 - 17) 3. 49ers def. Packers (30 - 22) 4. Lions def. Bucs (27 - 20)

Same here. Though it's the next best thing. It would almost completely rewrite the narrative around Allen, turnovers aside.

Hopeful Prediction: 27 - 20 Bills Experienced Prediction: 30 - 17 Chiefs

Main Reason - The Ravens have been excellent this year. They have 8 wins against teams with winning records, all by 14+ points. 1. Texans (Won by 16) 2. Browns (Won by 25 points) 3. Lions (Won by 32 points) 4. Seahawks (Won by 34 points) 5. Bengals (Won by 14 points) 6. Jaguars (Won by 16 points) 7. 49ers (Won by 24 points) 8. Dolphins (Won by 37 points) Sure, there are "Yes, but..." excuses you could make against some of those wins (like Watson was QB for the Browns game, or the Jags & Dolphins fell apart at the end of the year), but you could make the same excuses against the Bills or any other team. Secondary Reason - It's because everyone thinks the Texans are way ahead of schedule anyway, and eventually a great rookie season will stop short of the Super Bowl (since no rookie QB has ever done that). Obviously, this week is only the divisional round, but if you can beat the Ravens, you should be able to beat anyone.