RoyBatty is alive

I dont think the poster understands McDaniels as a HC (all excuses aside) versus McDaniels as a OC. If you want to talk about him as a HC, yes he was a joke but as OC, genius.

I 100%disagree with everything you wrote here EXCEPT the Bills did beat themself versus the Pats.

You are really in denial and playing the hoping and praying game. True but I hate to say it, but I think a lot of the Credit really belong to Josh McDaniels.

Justin Fields and give half credit for Joe Burrough. . Dwayne sand troy Smith but your point is well taken, usually not good.

thanks and understood. i see this trend of qbs getting moving and flourishing…sam darn old, Baker mayfield, gene smith fir two years . so far jones hasn’t reverted back. i sure hope he does

Yep, their defense is the real deal, it is going to be an incrediby low scoring game.

Yep, that was a brutal hit he took. He looked like a rookie on that play not protecting himself better and his play is way down from his elite rookie year. The Texans great comeback last week was enginered by Davis Mills, a perennial; QB backup. I dont "fear" CJ anymore at all. No, that was Davis <ills that had that heroic comeback, not CH.

I thought a lot about that but the man is 67, there is no way he is going anywhere unless he retires. Yes Peter Carrol is much older but Andy Reid looks older than Carrol and Carrol acts like he is 10 years younger than Reid.

First off, I made a big mistake, titled it "AFL", not AFC. Secondly, Josh has at BEST leveled out, his last game was terrible, I know it is a bummer. Obviously he could do better on other teams but I am not addressing hypotheticals Chiefs have a brutal schedule ahead wth a losing season, they will be lucky to get in the playoffs.

No that is My writeup (Roy Batty) and it was Elite MVP as in QBs and they are below the 4 elite teams. Right now the steelers are winning their conference.

I am going to try something unique and power list the AFC in 4 groups. Ascending Elites: Patriots, Colts, Chargers, Broncos Each team has good ownership, good QBs on the rise, and great Head Coaches. Any of these four I can easily envision in the Super Bowl. Elite MVP Teams on the Decline: Bills, Steelers, Ravens, Chiefs The last 7 NFL MVPs have come from these 4 teams but that streak ends this year. Each team has above average ownership. The recent success of these teams will keep the GM/HC safe for another year but a cogent argument could be made for any to get fired. All of the QBs have either peaked or at least leveled out and time is now their enemy. These teams will need help or get on a hot streak to make a deep run in the playoffs if not even make it to the playoffs. Going Nowhere: Jaguars, Texans High draft pick QBs that neither team will move on from. The QBs have been mediocre to sporadic franchise players. Both teams with below average ownership with unproven Head Coaches. These teams will need help to make the playoffs/ Chronic Underperforming Teams: Jets, Dolphins, Raiders, Titans, Browns, Bengals Destined for continual turnover of HC/GM, poor QB selection and injury. Losing records and terrible owners are the hallmark of this group. This was the denizen of the Bills from the Kelly Era up until the Pegulas. This group will need a miracle to even make the playoffs.

Thoughtful response unlike the others I read which were mostly knee-jerk sarcastic responses , makes sense.

wish you the best, i never fell down any of those rabbit holes but it is painfully clear how easily it can happen, i can sense it drinking as a bills fan and my son had issues. i admire your courage to share it even on an anonymous chat room.

What is California Sober, smoking pot? I totally can believe that.

True. I thinl last week was much more about the Bills losing than the Dolphins suddenly morphing into the best team in the NFL. A loss like the first New England game, I dont think they "won" it , more like we lost it. Sad to say, the common denominator in both cases was the mistakes made by the one and only Josh Allen.