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Looked like a block in the back on that TD.

Bills win, 27-21.

Herbert was supposed to throw a pick-6 to McDuffie! Someone's about to get disappeared for going off-script.

Even I could tell by that signal that the safeties were playing Cover 2 lol

Come on...

If the Chargers blow this lead then I'm uninstalling from reality.

Late flag really?

Was literally my first thought lol.

Lol what

Random thought, but if you're about to tie the middle of a game with an extra point, would it be better to go for the two-point conversion? The idea is that you expect to score again anyway even if you fail the conversion, since not scoring again after the extra point results in a tie at best anyway.

Mahomes is deceptively thick.

It's weird how you can feel that the Chiefs are going to light the Chargers up before it even happens.

"17 seconds"?

Ugh thanks for the awful flashbacks... lol.

If anyone here can drop a line to Beane... I just so happen to be a great mentor and locker room presence too! And since I'll never see the field either, does it really matter that I've never played a snap of football?

Just doing my part.

Josh Palmer was very well spoken during that interview with Glabb though.

Overall, Moulds was probably the most physically gifted WR that I've ever seen on the Bills. Someone used the word "complete" earlier and that definitely comes to mind with guys like him. If I hear scouts or analysts say "a guy that big shouldn't be that fast", then those are my kinds of players regardless of position. Not every guy with a rare combination of size and speed will put it together and dominate on the field... but the ones that do always become a kind of next-level dominant.

Now I'm curious about what Andre Reed smokes.

Wait has this always been a thing or is this relatively new? Either way, it's horse manure. What ever happened to the "parity" mantra after the salary cap was introduced?

Like the saying goes, it's not what you know, but who you know. For better or worse, networking opens up doors that hard work cannot.

The Special Teams unit was extremely productive in 2004 as well. Iirc we had an unusually high number of special teams turnovers and TDs.

I saw an image generated by Chat GPT of an 80-year old Rodgers in a Steelers uniform and I can't seem to find it anywhere lmao.

Sadly, I became a Bills fan during the Bledsoe-Losman transition era. 2004 was a wild enough ride of a season to keep me hooked and Billieving until the end of the drought.

This is a great football analysis on the evolution of the game from Reed's era to today. It makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the info!