paulbills

True, I should have omitted the Rivers game.

Well, using that logic: Tyrod got beat by McCown, Newton, Dalton, Brees and Rivers

How many individual mistakes did Mccoy make today? Probably a lot, but to downplay the individual decisions and mistakes the QB makes on every other snap is kind of absurd, not in the sense that it's a one man team, but QB mistakes are usually a lot more costly and or drive killing than a RB's decisions and mistakes, unless that RB fumbles because of poor ball handling.

Nobody is harping on it, but to assume the O'leary pass was his only fault of the day is being very dishonest.

What, no mention of the rainbow floater that could have easily been picked off?

It's actually crazy how similar they are, although TT is a bit faster and a better runner and I think Alex is a little better at throwing the ball.

Pathetic.

It seems like the Bills strategy is very akin to the RTS strategy known as "turtling". They behave like a turtle, reluctant to leave the safety of their shell for fear of suffering a lethal attack.

where did the time go in this game? thought there was like 7-10 mins left lol.

Come on now, it's obviously on O'leary for falling down

yuck

It's so nice following a team like the bills closely, I've won some $ on the bills earlier in the season, bookies don't watch every bills game (more or less).

back and forth, back and forth, how much longer must we endure this?

I am okay with a FG here but man, offense needs to do something here, this game can't end on both teams going 3 and out over and over again because I have a feeling it will end 17-16 KC if it keeps going like this.

Muffed, sooo lucky.

Ugh, throw the ball away man, JFC.

another FG should solidify this one...

The whole "Ragland doesn't fit our scheme" is just a crappy way of thinking, why are we looking at players based on their perceived skill level in a defensive system? good players should be able to adapt and learn any new system, not sure why FO ruled him and a ton of other people out.

Truly, one of the best players on our team is Hauschka.

Those floater passes are frustrating, why isn't he at least trying to zip it in there? can't see over the line?

Have the Chiefs really fallen that hard? this team was poised to be Superbowl contenders at the week 8 mark when they were 6-2, now they're looking like they won't even win their division.

2, one at home vs miami and the other one at home vs indy.

Pretty much this, people seem to forget 9/18 for 56 yards in a must win game at home didn't cut it.

The fact of the matter is that Tyrod simply did not get it done against NYJ and totally laid an egg against the Saints when we really needed those two wins, the decision was warranted after the starting QB passed for 56 yards in a brutal effort in a must win game at home, although whoever told McD that Peterman was ready is just flat out wrong. I honestly I think even if Peterman threw 3 picks and had a decent outing with 1 td and 200+ yds he would still be starting again, to be fair, no one in their right mind thought it would go down how it did on Sunday, and it does leave the coach in a bad predicament, it ultimately shows the debacle that has been the QB position on this team and how there is no prospect moving forward, nor has there been any real commitment to one guy. I don't know what to expect from Tyrod nor do I think I even care or that it matters at this point, even if Tyrod proves he can mount a successful run now at the end of the season and make the playoffs, what do you do at that point? Do you stick with him after the message is clear you're trying to move on from him? This is just a horrible situation all around.