MJS

Every year, haha? It almost never happens that a team with a losing record makes the playoffs. It is rare.

Bills homers? Well, tell that to Vegas. The Bills are favored to win (61.8% implied probability). Not to mention they boat raced Miami earlier in the year and almost always play them very well. You are just a hater and a pessimist.

Bills: 33 Dolphins: 17

James Cook, as both a pass catcher and a runner. I think the plan will be to dump it off to him a lot and get the defense to creep up. The Dolphins like to keep everything in front of them and they don't blitz much, so there will be a lot of bodies in coverage, which opens the door for running and quick passing.

Tua has been bad against the Bills, at least. He has a 1-5 win loss record, and a passer rating of 79.6, with 5 TD's and 6 INT's. Sean McDermott knows how to deal with him. And McDermott usually keeps Tyreek Hill in check too, whether when he was with the Chiefs or now with the Dolphins. And given all the injuries to the Dolphins, I think this is going to be a Bills win. But they play the games for a reason...

So you are saying he isn't elite in every single metric, yet? Why not just post his rankings in certain things, as well as his stats compared to other rookies? OF COURSE his stats don't line up with Kelce and Kittle. They likely never will. They are the best of the best. The truth is, Kincaid is a promising rookie who has shown great flashes. There is no reason to make it more complicated than that.

Josh will be fine. Getting the home playoff games is huge.

If he even sees the field much.

It does say more than 99%...

It has always been like that, to a certain extent. At least in the salary cap era. The one big exception is the Tom Brady Patriots.

Nope. The Titans suck.

Nobody should ever be confident getting to the superbowl. That is thinking about it all wrong. McDermott has a great record against Shanahan and his disciples. Just saying.

It's true. A lot of things have to go your way to win the superbowl, and that is after you have already built a team capable of doing it. That is the nature of single elimination tournaments, which is what the playoffs are. A bad bounce and you are going home. One, single play can end your season. But that is also what makes it exciting. Any team can get hot and go get it done.

Dawkins has been killing it this year. He is probably the most deserving.

It's called the NFL. Most games are close.

He clearly lost a step last year and hasn't done anything this year. He is washed up. Everyone knows it.

Nobody is hating him. And being a "pretty good QB" is exactly the problem. He is like Kirk Cousins or Dak Prescott. Good enough to have a good regular season and get to the playoffs sometimes, but not good enough to win a Super Bowl. Not good enough to be able to put the team on his back and will them to victory. Teams with a QB like that usually have to pay them, but then never end up going anywhere in the long run until they move on.

I can hardly stomach games without Josh Allen anymore. Most games just seem boring to me, now. It used to be that I'd watch other teams play and think, "Why can't the Bills look like this?" Those days are long gone.

It's a Tom Brady thing, not a Patriots thing.

But they didn't take them in the same draft...

Nobody of note really gets cut mid-season, usually. Dalvin Cook is not a good back anymore.

I guess I see more Bills haters among Bills fans than anywhere else, haha.

Almost every non-Bills fan I know consider the Bills their 2nd favorite team. Most NFL fans want Josh Allen and the Bills to win a superbowl, I've noticed. Even many fans of AFC East rivals have good things to say about the Bills, although that's probably where most of our haters are too. I would guess that the Bills are least popular with Dolphins and Chiefs fans.

Good thing it was Nathan Peterman. It allowed us to move in quickly and go with Josh.

Are you saying that all the other teams are not this way? Why would the Bills be any different?