MJS

Yeah, but you never stop worrying. The thing you don't want to do against the Chiefs is blitz. Mahomes destroys the blitz. Dropping into coverage is not a recipe for disaster. You just have to do it right.

Not dumb stuff. Say that next year is a new season and they have a lot to work on before then.

"I think that we’re better than everybody else. We’ve just gotta go out there and prove it." He also said that. Apparently it's not just that there isn't a big gap, he also believes the Pats are better than everyone else.

Michael Vick may have had a strong arm, but he was not a great passer like Josh is. Vick was not an efficient passer at all. Career completion percentage of 56.2% and a 2.7 INT percentage, which isn't great. His career passer rating is 80.4. He was definately below average as a passer, yes, he did have a strong arm and could sling it deep. Allen said once his nickname in high school and/or college had something to do with him being slow. So he wasn't always this fast and elusive as a runner. My hypothesis is that he was a late bloomer physically and that once professional strength and conditioning experts got ahold of him, and also getting some lessons in the 40 yard dash leading up to the draft, that everything clicked. The thing that makes Josh special is he is a great passer and an elite, top 5 QB even without his running ability. His elite running really puts him over the top. And I think he loves running it because it helps him feel like he is playing football and taking the game into his own hands when he wants.

No thank you.

Sounds like shoveling snow is no joking matter!

I would say taking too much contact when running the football. I am fine with him running as much as he likes, and there are times when he should fight for some extra yards, but I would prefer to see him take less hits at the end of runs.

I liked the Chiefs at first, until I got to know their team, players, and online fan base better. I do like Andy Reid. He is a tremendous coach and his offensive scheme is innovative and fun to watch. I like Mahomes alright. But there are tons of players on the team that I do not like. Tyreek Hill is a complete piece of trash. There are others I don't like at well. The online fan base for the Chiefs are another big problem for me. I have never witnessed a worse fan base than what I witnessed the couple of times I went to their message board to take a peak. Really deplorable. And many on Twitter are bad as well. So, I will root against the Chiefs for the foreseeable future. I even found myself rooting against them in the super bowl with Tom Brady playing them. I wasn't planning it, but it happened. And I can't forgive the Chiefs for forcing me to root for a Tom Brady led team, one of my most hated players of all time.

And they want to interview Patriots coaches and personnel? Haven't people learned by now?

Incredible that anyone is blaming the refs for that. The ref did everything he could to quickly run up to spot the ball. He had huge lineman to get through. Even so he did it pretty quickly. That is 100% on the Cowboys. Scrambling there is just dumb.

This is what the Bills have been waiting for ever since they lost to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game. McDermott promised Diggs that they would be back and they are. Every change in the off-season had this matchup in mind. I know that every single player in a Bills uniform will be laser focused and ready to give it their all to advance past the Chiefs. This is what they have been waiting for. They get another chance at beating the Chiefs in the playoffs. And I think they are ready. This version of the Bills are more battle tested, more experienced, more resolute, and more aggressive. And they have been playing angry, physical football since the 2nd half of the Tampa Bay game. Go kill the Chiefs!

Infinitely better. Romo is alright, but Collinsworth is so horrible. Yes! I really miss that one. Get rid of the gross barf one and bring back the confused emoji.

That's the only way the Steelers win tonight, if their defense scores all the points!

This Steelers offense is so hard to watch. One of the most anemic offenses I have ever seen.

He does not. He stopped paying attention to him in 2018.

I guess I am in the neutral category. I like him, but I do think some of his stuff isn't funny. I like hearing him come on One Bills Live each week. When he is just talking football and not acting crazy, I like him a lot more. But I also don't think it is odd or bad that a lot of Bills fans like everything he does. It makes sense.

I saw them come together for a brief moment, just long enough to probably say "Congrats, good game" and then they were off. I think they are turning out to not like each other very much. Pretty interesting after the 2nd 2020 game that Belichick really embraced McDermott and you could tell he was really giving McDermott a ton of respect and credit after that one. Now they just seem to be annoyed by each other.

That annoyed me so much. Every time they mentioned the Pats defense, they were like "they have the 2nd ranked defense". And don't you think it would be good to mention that they are 2nd to the other team on the field!? This Bills defense does not get the credit it deserves.

A sith lightsaber.

I think the Raiders just don't have the horses on offense to really compete.

Doesn't AV try to account for starters on bad teams? Don't they weight starters on good teams higher versus starters on bad teams? I thought I remembered that when I last looked at the methodology. And if you don't have a good coach and don't have a good QB, you will underperform regardless of how much talent you have.

The grass is always greener on the other side. I promise you that getting a new coordinator is not necessarily going to be a good thing. Those who want to see Daboll gone don't seem to understand the risk of losing a quality coordinator. That being said, yes, I do want Daboll and Frazier to get head coaching opportunities because they deserve it and it reflects positively on the franchise. And if we have two coordinators go on to be head coaches, imagine where all the best coaching talent will want to come? Buffalo.

Nice. I always preferred real grass. Players will like that I bet. They don't have to deal with the rubber pellets flying up in their eyes and face. Except the kicker. I think kickers do better on artificial turf.

Pro Football Reference is my go-to for player and team stats. It's great. I love it.

I picked the Bills and Rams to go to the Superbowl in the off-season. If I had to choose now I would probably choose Packers over the Rams, but hey, I'll stick with my first choice out of principle. Stafford struggled down the stretch more than I thought he would. He needs to shake off his Detroit demons.