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That's perfect!!! I can pack whatever the rest of my belongings i own into them after i've lost every cent betting on this team to actually win a SB.

I have no problem with playing aggressive. In fact, i would rather lose a game from being too aggressive, than too passive or soft.....however, when you try a fake punt and not get the ball into your playmakers hands, but rather a D guy who played 2 snaps all season, that is just dumb. Dumb, i say. sorry......not sorry.

KC does their homework. They allow teams to basically march up and down the field in the first half, essentially blowing their load on their playbook and then analyze and adjust in the 2nd half. This is where good, sound coaching comes into effect. Chances are, whatever worked in the first half probably won't be as effective in the 2nd half, however, coaching needs to be able to have some foresight as to how to exploit weaknesses. It's like on every play, we're just throwing plays out there to see what works and when we find something, we try to force feed it 12 times and hope to get lucky. We need sound creative ideas and to stop blowing our load in the 1st half.......you know, save a little for the endurance.

Let's put this into perspective, shall we? Yes, we had alot of injuries on D. Yes, we could not beat KC this past playoffs. Our D couldn't stop Mahomo allllllllll day. KC moved the ball at will up and down the field, while we made zero adjustments to compensate.....however, it was actually not our D that lost the game, if you can believe that. If our O could have milked the clock in the final 5 minutes of the 4th, like most teams would have done, we could have come away with the win....i'm confident of that. It was actually our O on the field, not our injury plagued D in the final 5 minutes that just couldn't get it done. Sure, injuries on our D can create the issue of us losing the game, however, when it was our O on the field at the end of the game who couldn't get it done, then.......what else ya got? I'm not buying what youre selling.

Just imagine if JA was wearing a different uniform and we had to play him every year?.....now, imagine he was in our division and we had to play him twice a year? JA gets a lot of criticism from the media, however, it is also his sporadic, unorthodox playing style that people from all over the nation fell in love with. People tuning in every Sunday just to see what JA is going to do next. What feat can superman pull off next? We can all agree that we have something special in this kid and we are lucky that our FO saw the potential and drafted him.....the juice was definitely worth the squeeze. Yeah, i get pissed that we aren't winning a SB (maybe not even any time soon) but, watching JA play every week is pretty good compensation.

I just think it's actually funny that KC doesn't even need a punter when they play us. sorry......not sorry.

You know, i agree 100% with this, however, in that moment, it's on coaching to tell JA to settle down, relax and take the short field one step at a time. We all know JA wants to go for the throat every minute of the game, however, he has to learn to pick his battles one set of downs at a time and that's on coaching to reel him in.

Sounds like a just kicking the tires sorta thing IMO

So, he's gonna try to set things right in the NFL, when he can't even set things right on his own team?!?.......stop me if you've heard this before.

I'm still shaking my head that Davis is ahead of Higgins. #likewtfconfused

I agree earlier when you said that McD is at least trying to be less conservative with the playcalling and play scheming, but i think some of his calls are without a doubt, questionable. I mean, i have no problem with being aggressive. In fact, i would rather lose a game from being too aggressive than too passive or having idiotic playcalling TBH. A fake punt within your own 30 yard line and you don't put it in your playmakers hands but give it to a guy who played in 2 snaps all season?......like come on, man. McD, what the hell were you thinking?!? I am trying to give McD the benefit of the doubt these days, but he's making it real hard.

A fake punt within his own 30 yard line, not with JA, not with Cook, not even Diggs.......with Hamlin. And.....nothing more needs to be said here.

It was more like, "......anybody but Diggs". True story.

I can't believe some of you guys are getting upset over this chart. Does it really matter the opinions of others of the caliber of players on the team?......we know what we got.

I was a season ticket holder from 2001 until 2016 (i couldn't stomach it anymore and gave them up).......man, that was the most miserable 15 years to ever be a Bills fan. Every year we went into it thinking that there may be a slight chance that something will happen this year and......nothing ever happened. Well, nothing good ever happened anyways. Let me say it like this.....when the punter (Moorman) is the face of your franchise, there is very little to look forward to each season. I felt your pain, brother.....i was there. I lived it and anyone who doesn't remember those days should go back down memory lane and respect how awful it truly was. It will give them a newfound hope for the future of this franchise.

I honestly think KC and the Bills are fairly evenly matched on the field, however, where the Bills are lacking is coaching. It seems that KC gameplans each and every week for every opponent, whereas the Bills, kinda look like, "well, it worked for the past 3 weeks, so let's keep going with it" attitude/style. You can see the coaching from both teams is miles apart. KC looks like they do their homework every week and Buffalo looks like they waited till the last minute to complete their school project, then just whipped together some twigs and glue, realized it would never work, then just went with the old "my dog ate my homework" excuse. The excuses are getting stale, tiresome, boring....there is zero accountability from the top on down. I don't want to hear excuses about injuries, when every team gets them over the course of the season and every team deals with it and it seems that no other franchise hangs their hat on the injury excuse quite like Buffalo Bills fans.

The Diggs trade was terrible. I mean, sure we got a quality WR who's definitely one of the best at the position, however, when you consider that we traded our pick to Minnesota to get Diggs, we also gave up the chance to draft Justin Jefferson, who Minnie selected with OUR pick, i might add. You give me the option of Diggs or Jefferson and i know who i'm picking alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll day long......and it ain't Diggs. Sorry.......not sorry. Why thank you, sir.....i didn't even know i was in the running.

I honestly think KC and the Bills are fairly evenly matched on the field, however, where the Bills are lacking is coaching. It seems that KC gameplans each and every week for every opponent, whereas the Bills, kinda look like, "well, it worked for the past 3 weeks, so let's keep going with it" attitude/style. You can see the coaching from both teams is miles apart. KC looks like they do their homework every week and Buffalo looks like they waited till the last minute to complete their school project, then just whipped together some twigs and glue, realized it would never work, then just went with the old "my dog ate my homework" excuse. The excuses are getting stale, tiresome, boring....there is zero accountability from the top on down. I don't want to hear excuses about injuries, when every team gets them over the course of the season and every team deals with it and it seems that no other franchise hangs their hat on the injury excuse quite like Buffalo Bills fans. I have spoken.

Good point. KC doesn't have a whole of O weapons, however, what they do have are "ballers".....you shut down the main core of Kelce and Pacheco (i'm not even going to mention their WR's cause without Hill, i don't see them as much of a threat) and that team is a one man show with Mahomo. You take away the RPO, you take away the run game and you take away Kelce.....there's not much left after that. The problem is, the fans see it, the players see it, the HC and FO see it and yet, we can never stop it. We can never seem to game plan around it. #confusedashell

And, that's the dilemma we're having on the boards these days.....what do you pay him if you want to extend him?....what's he worth? I think ole Beane is gonna spin his wheel-o-loot and see what he comes up with. To me, that's how i envision how he crunches the numbers.....i might be wrong.

Nothing you've said for 12 pages makes any sense. Move along now.......nothing to see here.

So, you're judging what was said about the pregame predictions from what you read on a "Buffalo Bills Message Board"?!?........do you honestly think Bills fans are going to slight the team, put them in a bad light or degrade their team on their OWN message board leading up to the biggest game of the year for the franchise? Wow kid.....just wow. Move along now......nothing to see here.

I understand your point, however, it's not really that risky when you consider that we were in desperate need of a guy who can play over the middle. We had a huge void when we let Beasley go, so instead of drafting a WR or looking in FA, we draft the BPA in the draft at that position. Also, Kincaid opens up alot more plays in the playbook for middle work, slots, stretching the D and don't forget blocking. The guy is as versatile as they come. It was a beautiful pick by our FO in recognizing the need for a positive yardage middle man who can fit into so much more packages and schemes than a plain old WR.

You see, kid.....you're just making stuff up to feed your own narrative. Not one single person ever said this.....not the fans, not the media, no one. Everyone knew it would be a slugfest with the game going either way. How are we supposed to take anything you say seriously when you're talking nonsense. Move along now.....nothing to see here.

I said move along now......nothing to see here.