Amaru523

Before the Ravens game I heard a bunch of talking heads say Bills-Ravens was the Super Bowl.

This is one of those decisions (to go for 2) that, if it works, the coach is a genius, a hero, let's make him a statue, etc, but if it doesn't work, he's getting absolutely roasted, ripped to shreds and you all know it.

At first I was worried that the refs would screw us because the NFL wants Taylor at the Super Bowl. If it's the Chiefs, sure they'll get the Swifties, but a lot of other fans who are sick of KC/Mahomes/Mrs. and Mrs. Swift won't watch, especially if it's the Eagles again. If the Bills make it, the Swifties are out, but the ones who are sick and tired of the Chiefs are back in, so the ratings might not change much. So maybe Rog will stay out of this one. Maybe.

I wonder if there's a stat that shows how many times a team gets stopped on 3rd or 4th down, but gets bailed out by the refs. I'd bet the Chiefs lead the league in that category over the last 2 years.

Nice throw Lamar!!!

Calm down guys, how many times have we seen this. Bills are terrible in the 1st quarter. Have been all year.

I'm glad Jayden Daniels is in the NFC.

What a joke

Ummm, I guess I'm going with the.......Texans?

I feel like, if you're gonna give Lamar the MVP, fine, but make Henry co-MVP, otherwise it has to be Josh. There's no way anyone will convince me that Lamar is the sole MVP of a team that has a 1900 yd beast, future hof RB. 9 Pro Bowlers to 2, 6 All Pros to 1. It should be Josh in a landslide.

Vikings overrated? Ya think.

The fact that I would've taken Rosen over Allen pretty much crushed my hopes and dreams of becoming an NFL GM, thanks Josh.

How can refs be this bad in 2024?

Amen. The nonstop talk over the last couple weeks about how utterly terrifying the Bengals are is embarrassing. The Bills beat the Lions (in Detroit) and Chiefs, but we're shaking in our boots over the f*#king Bengals? To win the Super Bowl, we're gonna have to beat teams a helluva lot scarier then Cincinnati.

We have Josh Allen, I'm not worried.

Is it possible that Lamar is having the best statistical year of his career because he has an all-time great beast of a RB in his backfield?

If Lamar got hurt, I highly doubt the Ravens would stick it out with Josh Johnson, I'd bet money they'd go get a better QB. They have incredible talent on both sides of the ball, hard for me to believe they only win 6 games without Lamar. But yes, the original point I was trying to make was that the Bills would struggle the most without their QB. I know it's last year so it doesn't count (according to Bengals fans), but the Bengals played 7 games without Burrow and went 4-3, they were 5-5 with him.

Without Lamar the Ravens still win at least 9 games? So he's good for 2-3 wins. Without Burrow the Bengals still win at least 6 (6 of their 8 wins came against the worst teams in the league), he's good for 2-3 wins. Without Josh the Bills win what, 7 games maybe? That's 6 wins for Josh, MVP easy.

The refs think everyone came to the game to see them, but I don't see any ref jersey's in the crowd.

Timeout? Good lord

3rd and 6, Gino has DK wide open, but instead throws it behind the los for a nothing gain, smdh.

Not a pretty win, but I'm guessing they'll be a lot more fired up in the playoffs when it matters the most.

Ya, Pickett wasn't great, but the Eagles had some really bad drops in the 2nd half.

Nice comeback by the Commanderos.

Barkley untouched for 68 yards.