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Boom. Remember Maguire's eagle eyes on short yardage measurements? He was almost never wrong. Then again he was sometimes way off base in other areas, like saying putting Kelly in the lineup against Miami in the 90 Divisional round was a big mistake lol

Was riding back to Charlotte from Buffalo when this game occurred. Begged and pleaded with my parents to stay up in WNY another day for the game to no avail. Oh well, at least the Bills dominated and I caught most of it on radio

This, basically. Sounds like he is trying too hard to express emotion on big plays, but it is obviously understandable. Reminds me of when Mike Tirico started calling MNF for ESPN in the late 2000's after being a Sportscenter anchor for so long. He was kinda meh at first, but now Tirico is one of the best and most versatile play by play guys around

He would most likely be excellent in that role

He's way too over the top and constantly stumbling over his words. Good knowledge however, and I do appreciate his enthusiasm for the game

Don't like it

Nah, I'm more scared of the Dolphins. They're gonna run the league for years

Agree. I guess that's the argument for a Pittsburgh win. Seeing the Ravens drop to six if we happen to drop to the 3 seed

They're such a garbage team, yet here they are again trying to sneak into the playoffs

Of course. But it doesn't hurt to look at other scenarios

Yep. Imagine if the friggen Steelers sneak into the playoffs again in the final week, just like last year

No. With the loss the Ravens have less to play for against Cincy next week. This was not a good result from the Bills perspective imo

Would like the Ravens to win as it keeps them in the division race and makes their game against Cincinnati more meaningful and potentially helpful to the Bills (if we should happen to lose to the Bengals tomorrow)

Lol still a ways to go, but they may come close

That trade may go down as the worst in NFL history when all is said and done. No first or second for two years and an albatross of a contract for a player in deep decline. Denver may challenge our 17 year drought. As it is they have the longest streak since 2011. They have literally no hope for the near future

Not me. I live in Charlotte and they're even worse to watch than the Bucs. But honestly, both teams suck and don't deserve to be anywhere near the playoffs

Holy moly what a meltdown

Don't understand the "we'll take care of it ourselves" thinking. What if we don't? Cincy is clearly a good team and we are on the road. Had the Pats won, it would have all but guaranteed us the #2 seed and 2 home playoff games because we would be 2 games clear of Cincy. Now, if we lose next week, we drop from #1 to #3 (which is what happened last year) and are looking at a road game in Cincy or Arrowhead in the 2nd round. The game on Monday night is one of the biggest regular season games in Bills history imo

Exactly, we are dominating every time we hand it off. Why would you go away from that?

Seriously, this Tre hate is so dumb

Our moron OC did that

I absolutely despise Ken Dorsey. This dumb ass just can't stand prosperity. Constantly killing drives by outsmarting himself

Yes, but even if those plays worked why are we trying to throw in that situation. We could've just as easily run the ball successfully, still score, and run the clock down. By going away from the run, not only did we stop our momentum but we allowed the Bears to get the ball back

Why the f"*$ did they stop running the football? Dorsey is a goddamn idiot. Short circuit the drive, and let the Bears get the ball again. Brilliant!

Yep, we don't need to play Elam. We'll just keep watching a 7th rounder screw up over and over again