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I'll be watching! I wonder how many will still be writing here in the middle of the 4th quarter. We'll find out.

That's exactly right. 32 point deficit (35-3) was when we started to close the gap. So from that perspective, Pittsburgh's job tonight is easier than ours was back then!

Cleveland is going to want to pack up some of these scores and transfer them forward to the KC game. If only you could!

Eating clock is the right approach here for Cleveland. Make it a short game and don't turn the ball over.

We're all Bills fans here. You don't need to start calling people "idiots". Try to calm down.

It's been a crazy, 1 in 10,000 sort of game from the very beginning, with everything possible going against Pitt and for Cleveland. Was a blowout with time left in first quarter.

That would be awesome. Battle of Lake Erie. And it would be fought in Orchard Park!

Tennessee vs. Baltimore was outstanding.

I really don't think Pittsburgh has sacrificed their season, in record-breaking embarrassing fashion, simply to spite us.

The game appears to be in garbage time...with nearly 2 minutes left in first quarter!

Did you guys hear that? 28 points most scored in any 1 quarter in post-season NFL history! CLEVELAND BROWNS! WTF?

Not by playing like this. And now it's about to be 28-0. WOW

On Saturday night. Gonna be cold out at the stadium. Not sure who that favors, if anyone. Snow and sloppy footing could negate Lamar, maybe.

There is definitely enough time for Pitt to do it, if they are going to do it.

Still plenty of time for this to turn around, but Pittsburgh doesn't look like it is interested in doing so. This is really pretty incredible, and a terrible scenario for us. The worse of the 2 teams looks to be advancing to KC just b/c Pittsburgh is having a weird off night. And now we have to beat Lamar and then KC to get the SB. That's a tough road to hoe.

I think we can beat anyone too, but that doesn't mean I'm not scared as hell of KC and Lamar. Pitt doesn't scare at all. I guess it helps that we just beat them. I will be pulling for Pittsburgh tonight.

Horrid field position for the Bills was one of many factors that went the Colts' way in that game yesterday. We did well to find a way to win and move forward.

Most of the NFL TV crews these days are straight up bad. Fox is among the worst. Thank goodness Nantz and Romo are doing the Chicago/NO game now, as I otherwise don't have a ton of interest in this game. I assume NO will win easily and the NFC stuff is just not as relevant to Bills play. But I'll watch b/c of the announcers.

That would have been Tasker. Eric Wood hasn't been working Bills game this entire season due to Covid.

I've been saying all post-season that Tennessee scares the heck out of me. They're gone now, but now Lamar scares the heck out of me. Dude tucks the ball in and proceeds to run 55 yards through the entire team for a TD. He had that Ravens team on his shoulders just as much as Josh Allen did. I really think we want Pittsburgh to win tonight. Wouldn't be surprised if the Ravens find a way to take down KC, too.

Voted Steelers. I have a fear, perhaps even an irrational one, of Tennessee. I want no part of them. Baltimore and Lamar scare me too! We just played and matched up fairly well against Pitt. They were admittedly not at full strength, but I'll still take Pitt, given the choices...especially as it means a good team will go play KC and maybe even get rid of them for us, free of charge.

The matchup that makes sense for Dabol, IMO, is the Los Angeles Chargers.

There's a lot wrong with this post. I know a lot of people here would agree with you though. Josh running is one of the most lethal things we do on offense. He should be incorporated much more into the offense as a runner than he is. Secondly, lots of fans like to equate running with being injured, despite there not really being data to support that. How about Russell Wilson? Does he like to run? How injured has he been through his career? How about QBs (like Goff right now) get injured standing in the pocket? What data do you have to support injury rates on run plays relative to pocket plays? It's all just nonsense. Let him run! If he does get injured, yes, we are DONE! We can agree on that. Don't equate that with running however.

This is the part that infuriated me most. That was a game deciding, complicated, pivotal call...and they just kept the game rolling along like it was a routine play! Can't believe they didn't stop and analyze immediately! I think what a lot of Bills fans are missing is that the entire play hinged on the timing of the hand on the down player relatively to when he picked his knee back up. It was EXTREMELY close and you could have probably ruled either way, that he touched him while down, or did not touch him while down. Because of that, the officials in New York ruled "inconclusive" and had to go with ruling on field, which was down by contact. Had the call been the opposite on the field, that too would have stood up under review, and we would have won the game right there.