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9 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:
Buffalo is a better team because they have Allen and Diggs. The Pats don't have anything close to that type of talent.
And they have the better defense…. Which for some reason everyone outside of buffalo, and you apparently, keep forgetting.
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21 minutes ago, jrober38 said:
What are the rules for lighting fires in the official parking lots?
Our group is planning to tailgate, but we're going to need heat.
Can you burn wood in a bbq, barrel, or even on the ground?
i usually just burn in my large ring down in the gravel lots. but i've had a couple of ragers in trash cans up there in the stadium lots. maybe 6 or 7 years ago though.
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Just now, Sheneneh Jenkins said:
Exactly 100%....I honestly could not believe it when reading those post that day. It's just unheard of lol. It was definitely a 1st for me seeing that
I wouldnt say it was a first. 5 years ago i woulda probably been rooting for the quickest way to a wildcard and not had any confidence we could reel off 4 straight. One of which was a trip to foxborough..... but that was then and this is now. A lot has changed(#17)
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32 minutes ago, Sheneneh Jenkins said:
I have to know....for those here that wanted Pats to beat Colts a few weeks back (mind boggling)....looking back do feel any different??
I have not at all forgot about those wanting this. Matter of fact it has literally popped in my mind each and every single day at least once since that day. Probably because it is the 1st time I ever heard of/seen a Bills fan root for a division rival (not just the Pats).
Just curious if those posters feel any different? @GunnerBill
I've thought about it as well. It was a losers mentality. I guess i thought we were done with that sort of behavior. I said it on here at the time and it seemed pretty simple to me. Colts beat them and we handle our business, its ours. I was annoyed by the people already packing it in when it came to the division at that point.
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47 minutes ago, PaattMaann said:
they are big boys, they will be fine. They have appropriate gear. Its not like they tailgate for 4 hours in the cold and then go sit in the stands in the cold. Ya'll always trip out over the weather big time. Only two times its every been an issue was when there was literally the blizzard vs the colts a few years ago and the MNF 70 MPH wind this season.
Acting like this Bills team hasnt played in cold weather before. It'll be dry. We are ready to rock and roll.
First off i'm not tripping out about the weather at all. i think its manageable due to lack of wind and precip. but i'm not sure if you're being purposely difficult here or what. Acting like those temps arent drastically different than 25-30 is absurd...
I worked in general contracting for 10 years through my late teens and 20's here in the lake effect area of erie, pa. 25-30 degrees was fine. when we got down into the 15 or lower it was downright mind numbing. you categorizing mere freezing temps with near sub-zero temps and calling it all just "cold weather" honestly is just foolish.
I'll call it a day at this point though, because its silly arguing over it.
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9 minutes ago, Process said:
It's just with the way Josh throws laser beams it would be nice for them to get our there and practice in those conditions so he can adjust. WRs will have no chance catching those balls. He's got to adjust to putting some touch on some of his throws he usually tries to rocket in their.
There is a huge difference between 0 degree and 25 degree weather.
Big time. Its goes from manageable to downright overwhelming.
1 minute ago, PaattMaann said:cold is cold, they bundle up on sidelines and have heaters and hand warmers. I'm not worried
no... its really not.
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1 hour ago, Logic said:
Hearing the national coverage of this game has me feeling like I'm taking crazy pills! So many one-sided arguments, contradictions, or flat out ignoring of facts and stats.
1. I keep hearing that the Bills are "too one-dimensional". Stop Allen and you stop the Bills. First of all, the Patriots are just as one-dimensional. Stop their run game and you stop their offense. Second, why do we only hear the "too one-dimensional" argument about the Bills, but not about other great passing offenses? Why doesn't anyone ever point out that the Chiefs and Ravens are too dependent upon Mahomes and Jackson? Not only that, but the whole "shut down the QB and you stop the offense" argument leaves out one important fact: It's REALLY DIFFICULT to stop the QB. That's what makes him a great QB! If it were so easy, a lot more teams would do it!
2. I keep hearing that the Patriots can run and stop the run better than the Bills. Since week 11, the Patriots have the third WORST run defense in the NFL, while the Bills have the 4th BEST rushing offense. What's that you say? A lot of the Bills' rushing success is due to Allen scrambling? Oh, well in that case, take those yards off the board. They don't count. Call Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson and tell them none of their rushing yards count, either. Rushing yards are rushing yards, and the Bills are CURRENTLY statistically a top five rushing team and the Patriots are CURRENTLY statistically a bottom five rush defense. Those are the facts.
3. I don't seem to hear a damned thing from the media about how good the Bills defense is. The tenor of the discussion always tends to be "how will Allen and the Bills offense handle the elite Patriots defense?". Well, this just in: the Bills have the number one defense in yards allowed AND points allowed. They're the best defense in the league. Yet I never seem to hear "how will Mac Jones fare against the best pass defense in the league?".
I normally roll my eyes at complaints about national media coverage, but it's hard to watch this stuff and not get at least a little irritated after a while. The slurping of the Patriots and lack of respect for or mention of the Bills' strengths gets really old after a while. Watching it, you'd think the Pats were the division champs, we were the wild card team, and the Pats are heavily favored. Crazy.Mannnnn.... you are so spot on with all of this. Ive been ranting about it since we owned the Pats defense in their house. The bills d gave up 14 freaking points on MNF and got label soft for the rest of the season. The freaking Pats are a bottom feeding run defense and its CRICKETS.
And you're right about how its been "how will Allen and the offense handle the pats d"..... how about how in the world is a rookie qb gonna handle the NUMBER ONE defense in the freaking league!!!????
Although i will say that on "Get Up" this morning they all agreed the Bills had the edge this week. Most of the comments were centered around how awful its gonna be for the Pats D absorbing hits from our big 250lb Oak tree at qb out in the cold.
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1 hour ago, sirebors said:
2 of those "worst of the worst“ teams beat us...
two???
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4 minutes ago, PetermansRedemption said:
The Chiefs -13 line is absurd. They can easily lay an egg against that Pitt defense led by TJ Watt.
even with watt doing what he's done that defense is still ranked in the mid 20's in both yards and points allowed. Their offense is also ranked in the mid 20's in yards and points. They are a bad team. I'm at a loss on how they weaseled their way in.
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1 minute ago, NewEra said:
Sooooo, what’s the weather going to be like?
24 with winds at 5-10 mph. 20% chance of precip… At’ll do.
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What a freaking joke
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27 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:
The players and coaches that determine who is a probowl player, they certainly qualify as experts.
They determined that Josh Allen is not one of the top 3 QB's in the AFC conference this year.
i've seen 3 former players in the last 3 weeks put out top 5 qb lists that all have Allen in it. Not top 5 in the conference. Top 5 in the NFL.
Saturday, Scott, and Clark. Meanwhile Orvlosky said he'd be 5B to Burrows 5A... see how that works. thats actual names behind my claims. or maybe they're just bills homers too?
as a sidenote i've also seen 2 different analysts say it was a complete joke that Jackson got in over Allen.... Becaust thats what it was. A complete joke.
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2 minutes ago, Moulds 808080 said:
I'm ok with the snow but like you said hopefully rain will be gone.
oh ya. I can jam in dry snow conditions all day. its that rain just above freezing temps thats absolutely unbearable..... unfortunately i'm pretty sure thats whats coming.
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I’ll be there. Wasn’t gonna miss a chance to watch them clinch at home in person…. Realllllyyyyy praying the most of the precip moves out.
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3 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:
Totally. KC is supremely battle tested in the playoffs.
right. sorta cowardly on my end, but i would like for them to have as many chances to be eliminated as possible until we have to go there. lol.
3 seed locks us into arrowhead most likely where the 4 seed means another chance at tenn. i like that matchup better, even with henry back.
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2 minutes ago, Logic said:
Joe Burrow not playing Sunday. Bengals likely resting other starters as well.
Three seed looking increasingly likely.
not that i'm for dodging teams or anything, but i think i would much rather have to play in tenn round 2 as opposed to heading right into arrowhead again.
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i've always been one that said the weather talks were overblown and that there's really only 1 or 2 truly game altering weather games a year in OC. That being said, this year has been freaking AWFUL. Its definitely got me rethinking my "anti-dome" stance, now that we've got a qb that basically goes thermonuclear anytime he has a taste of nice weather.
6 minutes ago, teef said:it certainly feels like this year has been for more unlucky that others, but that's going on memory.
i think what's more unique is that the weather seems to get worse exactly at game time. it isn't necessarily good all day, but it just seems to ***** and become awful at kickoff. didn't i see a graphic showing the temps will start to drop and weather more extreme at around 4 in buffalo this sunday?
yes.... its been a weird year.
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48 minutes ago, PatsFanNH said:
It was 26-20 and Allen on 1st and 10 throws it right into the numbers of JC Jackson who dropped it.. that right here was game for Pats fans.. he catches that he rumbles down into the red zone and the Pats probably score since Harris had been rolling on them. Point being the game was close and both teams missed plays..
If Harris doesn’t pull his Hammy in game 1 it’s a blowout in game one.. (He was absent the entire second half minus 1 20 yard carry which would have been a TD if he hadn’t been running on a bad Hammy)
The Pats would have swept the Bills if Jackson holds onto the two passes into his hands.. heck I’ll go one better if Meyers and Agalor don’t both drop perfect passes in the first half the Pats score more points before halftime..
point is both games were. Lose, both teams blew chances in both games, the outcome was 2 close games in the 4th. Both teams fans have reason be confident in a rematch.
very few people share this sentiment. in fact i've had talks with other actual pats fans that dont believe what you just said there. Heck, most of the media discussions about that game even ended with "it most likely would have been a different outcome without the wind".... moral of the story is mcdermott has basically owned the pats for the better part of 2 years now. Any pats fan overly confident in a rookie qb heading into a division champs house during the playoffs is slightly delusional. Barring another anomalous weather event, its just not something i'd be confident in as a pats fan.... Its basically clinging to a false narrative that insinuates bellicheck has some sort of mystical hold over buffalo. Which has been completely shattered over the last 2 seasons.
also you're speculating in parts of your posts that the pats actually drive and score off certain defensive and offensive drops. i'm referencing plays that happened in the freaking ENDZONE. and stop acting like jackson dropped 2 passes the first one was nearly impossible to catch. thats merely an attempt at an errant throw.... you are realllllyyyy trying to warp things man.
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4 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:
Raiders is the easy choice although I would still be concerned facing them because they are much better on the road and playing with heavy hearts given all the in season turmoil they've dealt with and now have Madden's legacy to play for.
As for the other two, we already know how tough it's going to be facing the Patriots again for a 3rd time and Belichik in the playoffs. They are also 6-1 on the road this year (possibly 7-1 if they win in Miami).
Colts are still the worst possible matchup IMO and while I don't think a rematch will be anything like the first meeting in terms of how lopsided the margin of victory, it's important to remember that we only beat them last year in the playoffs because of Allen having one of the best games of his career and certainly his best playoff performance and still could have lost in the final minutes if not for a fortunate call that went our way.
this is all just so..... you.
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On 1/2/2022 at 10:37 PM, RunJoshRun said:
why are we discussing all this in a thread that just re-caps a game we all saw with flowery words. With so many game re-play options on the Internet this has all become a bit stale and boring. You can read the Buffalo News reporters after a game and get the same drival.
you seem like just...... the worst.
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49 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:
People are blaming dropped picks? Lol we had kumerow starting because of Covid issues to other guys and he dropped a sure TD. Give them a dropped pick or two and give us two dropped TDs in the end zone and we still come out ahead.
right. what easily shoulda been 14 pts was only 3. It shoulda been a 40 bomb being dropped on the #1 scoring d in the league..... in their own freaking house.
..... but somehow the bills d giving up 14 3 weeks earlier was the "embarrassing" performance.
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48 minutes ago, NewEra said:
Still holding onto that one huh? Maybe our coaching staff will tell our D to hold onto any balls thrown into their hands too…..it wasn’t a one way street with dropped picks. Only in your mind.
the weather has little to no impact on the game, Belichick is just hoping he can force Josh to punt, just once. Worst case scenario he can send Judon on a kamikaze mission to take josh out with a cheap shot. Maybe activate Henry Anderson if Judon can’t get close enough@PatsFanNH also conveniently glossed over the fact our guys(men paid to actually catch balls) dropped 2 different td's that turned what should have been 14 points into just 3.... That game easily, and probably should have been, a complete BEATDOWN.
... if not for an anomalous weather event, the Bills sweep the pats this year. i think thats fairly obvious.
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46 attempts for ben to get to 123yds. Thats a 2.7 YPA..... Mother of god.
That team is statistically ranked in the mid 20's in both offensive and defensive yards and points allowed its a freaking MIRACLE that they've ended up a game over .500
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1 hour ago, Logic said:
As much as I hate to ever credit @BADOLBILZ for anything, since he does plenty of tooting his own horn and doesn't need anyone to help him...he's right about the passing game. It is far less explosive than last season. The stats -- both classic and advanced -- bear this out.
Everyone figures the Bills need to upgrade the guard spots and maybe the running back room in the offseason, and they probably will. Adding an explosive receiver or two, though, is an underrated need. I love Diggs and Davis, and McKenzie has value as a role player. Sanders will likely be gone and Beasley has lost some explosiveness. We need to add some POP to the WR room for the 2022 season.i agree its a definitely a need, but i also wonder if we had a limited(quicker routes) playbook for most of the season due to the sieve we dealt with up front all season until recently.
Buffalo vs New England Wildcard Game: 8:15 PM Saturday Night
in The Stadium Wall
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I swear to god the whole Boston area is clinging to the bellicheck factor. It’s like their “break glass in case of emergency” last ditch effort.
I just listened to a Boston radio guy on an ESPN interview talk for 3 minutes about how Bellicheck owns mcdermott and lives in his head…… after we’ve just taken the last 2 division titles and are 3-1 over the last 2 years.
Elite mental gymnastics