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OP asked who we don’t want to see in the playoffs. I don’t want to play any team who’s strength is the Bills weakness. Yes, the Bills are 12-3. Yes the defense is playing great right now. All that can change in the playoffs. I’d rather face a team that can become one dimensional (like Indy or Cleveland), than a team that can draw you into making mistakes and over pursue. I think the Bills could beat the Ravens. It would be close and unpleasant, but I do think they could win. I’d rather see them play a team where their weaknesses wouldn’t be taken advantage of. And for the record, I’m a huge fan of Edmunds.

When was the last time we saw two players on the Bills offense that get better when opponents talk trash? Certainly not in the “high motor/lunch pail” years. Not in the Glory Days either. Those teams did the trash talking. I love it. It wasn’t flashy, no dancing. Just score, score again; and once more to remind them. Breaking records against the Patriots, what a Holiday Treat!

And the Bills still lost that game. It’s not just about the yards. It’s the types of runs, and the timing of them. We saw what the RPO did to the Bills in the Cardinals game. How many times in that game and last years Ravens game did we see Jackson keep the ball and get a chunk? Or extending a drive on 3rd and medium on a run up the gut? The Bills need to scheme to stop the run, and that can be deadly against RPO heavy offenses. Id much rather Indy or Cleveland, than the Ravens and Jackson. Even though those teams run the ball well, their QB’s are not as an immediate or a threat like Baltimore.

Ahhhh, the very heart of playoff football.

Yes. The one team I have zero interest in seeing the Bills play in the playoffs is the Ravens. They play exactly the kind of game that the Bills Defensive Line has had tremendous problems stopping.

Edmunds was terrible again? What game were you watching? Just because one player plays well statistically and the other doesn’t, means nothing. The goal should be to keep as much of the defense together as possible. Not get into the addition by subtraction nonsense.

Wow. Just watched that post game interview. wow. No bickering Bills here. These guys are pals. “He understands all my ins and outs...” ”Bruh...?” ”Ugh, I hate you.” That’s two pals at work, breaking each other’s stones. I love it so much. I don’t care who knows!

Listening to the post game now, and Nate was going over the game stats. I remember when the Pats ran 90 plays or something stupid like that during the George Edwards “hybrid thang” years. It’s so awesome to be on the other end, finally.

This.

I love that stat Two worst losses of Belichik’s career, both against the Bills. Eat it!

Ive been a big fan of Darryl Johnson. He’s got long arms and his hands are getting better every week. He needs some help in the run game, but as a pass rusher, he has some real potential.

It’s hard to believe they are talking about a Bills QB, the way they are talking about Josh Allen. I just told my family at bedtime: ”It’s been since High School, that they were THIS good.” I graduated St Joe’s in ‘95. Thats a long damn time. Good for all of us for sticking through it all and believing.

It’s still the 3rd quarter!!!! I love this.

Oh boy

Houston just has so little talent, no cap space (which i still don’t understand who they are paying) and they have limited draft capital. You need a franchise QB to win it all. But you need a franchise first, and Houston is a total mess. To me, Jacksonville is the team.

You don’t think that the league PR machine, which Kahn is a part of, would see the value in putting Bienemy and Lawrence together. Jacksonville is loaded with defensive talent. They need a coach and someone who has the confidence of the Kahn family, to do what’s been done in Buffalo. Bienemy has been ready to run a team, and groom a QB, for a few years now. It makes more sense there, than any other place for him.

That Eagles/WFT game is going to be atrocious. What a stinker of a game for that dope Collinsworth and Al Michael’s to end the season on.

If Saint Doug gets fired, that job belongs to Eric Bienemy and no one else. The league will do everything in its power to get him that job. He deserves it, if he wants it.

Great false equivalency.

Really? What’s so enticing about watching that guy, give probabilities and percentages? It’s the same information, repackaged into some kind of cable news cycle razzle dazzle. The high energy, geeky but charming character that Kornacki plays, is irritating with his ADD Millenial hipness. Sorry, to me, watching that guy talk about the playoffs, is the worst.

Steve Kornacki is the worst.

Trubisky has really turned it around since Nagy stopped calling plays. I can imagine having him yapping in your ear non stop would drive down your potential. Head Coaches that call plays, still amaze me. That an owner or GM would consider that a positive, is also amazing.

This idea that guys only get one chance is just not true.

He has a connection to the QB he already has developed. He has a connection to the city, and the team. I don’t get the sense from interviews with Daboll, that being a HC is what he’s after. I feel like it’s a lot of talk because that’s what the professional talkers do. Good coaches get opportunities, no matter when they come up. I don’t see Daboll or Frazier leaving.

Not sure if it’s been said, but the NFL Network broadcast of this game is real bad. Whoever is working the truck today, is doing a bad job. Go Bills!