Billsfanatic8989

You gotta hit that

God can you imagine if they were? Yikes......

Start blitzing. They have injuries everywhere.

I think he was being sarcastic. I hope so....

That was all Allen He is back

The Bucs, unlike us, do not appear to be struggling to move the ball down the field.

Yeh and it takes too many plays to score. It worked that drive. But more plays=increased likelihood of a fumble or pick.

Actually a safety might have been worst case scenario because the Bucs could have been up 9-0 before the offense had the ball again.

Oh wow the defense stepped up

Take the safety then. This was worst case scenario

Take a sack or throw it away. Ffs

Not sure prime Tom Brady would be able to get anything out of a receiver group like this. Very depressing

Injuries. Forgot that. The big three receivers are missing. But it will still probably be close. Bycs defense is legit

Bills as 6 point favorites must be because of the Bucs traveling to the cold. Because quite frankly, they are not much better (if at all) than the Bucs.

/thread If forced to choose....Mike McDaniel as OC & Rex Ryan as DC.

Howie Roseman has had some noticeable misses. But he has had way more hits. Like real hits that are All Pros and make them a SB contender. For Beane, his "successful" picks (sans Allen & Cook) are not game altering players. And when multiple picks are successful on the field, but mostly injured, I hold that against Beane.

Two huge mistakes in one draft. First, scouting this guy and thinking he was going to be a good receiver. Second, you give your biggest rival a better receiver on a silver platter.

Aaron Rodgers used to do that in GB. He would call completely different plays consistently than what McCarthy gave him. So it was basically as if they had no sideline OC. Ultimately, McCarthy got the boot. Allen probably won't do that because he doesn't want to offend his coaches. Which is part of the problem. Too many nice guys.

2020: Packers lost NFCCG 2021: Packers lost division game 2022: Eagles lost SB 2023: Niners lost SB 2024: Lions lost division game 2/5 one seeds got to the SB and lost. I think the Chiefs have been the best team. But the NFC has had better teams as a whole.

This. If you hire a new GM, it should be his decision 100% on which coaches (HC, coordinators etc) stay. A new GM would not have a close relationship with McDermott and likely more willing to make a change. I don't think Beane should get to fire McDermott and hire another HC. They are both equally responsible.

2020: Chiefs made SB and lost 2021: Titans lost first playoff game 2022: Chiefs made SB and won 2023: Ravens lost AFCCG 2024: Chiefs made SB and lost One seed in AFC is 3/5 making SB. They are 1/5 in winning SB.

That will be a tough game just because of their defense. However, they can't score and have a horrific QB. Bills SHOULD win.

4 AFC one seeds (14/16 Pats, 15 Broncos, 22 Chiefs) have won the SB in the past eleven years. Three others (17 Pats, 20 Chiefs, 24 Chiefs) got there and lost. Four others (18 Chiefs, 19/23 Ravens, and 2021 Titans) lost before the SB. 14 Seahawks, 15 Cats, 16 Cowboys, 17/22 Birds, 18 Saints, 19/23 Niners, 20/21 Pack, 24 Lions 6/11 NFC one seeds (49ersx2, Panthers, Seattle, Eaglesx2) made the SB since 2014. Only one (17 Eagles) actually won the SB. The Saints, Dallas, Packersx2, and Lions lost before the SB.

Miami. Buffalo beat them on the road in the AFC title game. Media wanted Miami to win to have a Marino vs Aikma SB. Not that it would have mattered. Dallas would have destroyed them too. Edit: NE won the SB as the one seed in 2003 2024 Chiefs were one seed and of course lost.

Daniels has already taken his team to the conference title game. And even he has struggled this year. Stroud looks much different than the successful rookie we saw. Too early to say either way on Maye. And frankly, Vrabel is a good HC. Not a great one (IE Reid, McVay, Shanahan). My hope is a close division race helps the Bills win a SB. Sometimes, alot of tough competition helps.