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Patrick Mahomes Refused To Acknowledge Samaje Perine During Awkward Handshake Snub Apparently the video is going viral.

RIP As a newer fan I don't remember him but I didn't know he was a coach of the year in 2001. Dick Jauron, former Bears, Bills head coach and NFL Coach of the Year winner, dies at 74

I am unsure if Taylor Swift has attended a game and the Chiefs have lost. Every game she has attended this year, the Chiefs have won. Why Taylor Swift might be the Chiefs' secret weapon in Super Bowl LIX against the Eagles I think the fans who will not watch will be counteracted by the Swifties who will tune in if she is there and I am sure she will be given the extra interest she generates.

The Bills have not joined the international markets program yet it seems. If they ever did, they should choose Canada as every other teams in a state bordering Canada has (Minnesota, Seattle and Detroit) plus their new minority owners were stars in Canada. They should also choose Jamaica as well, for ease of travel plus Jamaica loves sports of all kinds. I can see a maximum of 10 games per year, between weeks 5 and 14, otherwise hosting a down to the wire Division title clinching game abroad is a bad idea. NFL's Global Markets Program

I just found the above video randomly - they say that Buffalo needs WR help and everyone can be replaced on defense aside from Greg, Ed and Benford.

I will use this thread to ask about coaching. I seem to remember Chad Hall was really popular amongst the players previously when he was here and I appreciate that every WR has left from the 2022 team, Shakir aside, who was a rookie that year. Given there is a new HC in Jacksonville, do you think he is retained there? Is Chad Hall a better WR coach than Adam Henry? Hall made a lateral move to Jacksonville, would the be any interest in a return? I assume he left on amicable terms? I also assume that Henry remains under contract. I just want to see what others think, thanks. PS - Are there any other WR coaches that the Bills should investigate?

The apparent offensive line holding is what is seen by many. Chiefs Have Now Gone 3 Straight Super Bowls Without A Holding Penalty

Of course, I like the player, I am not rooting for him if it impacts the Bills, point taken. Another player from the 2017 draft is on the move - Super Bowl MVP and receiving Triple Crown winner, 2021 1st Team All-Pro. Great career so far even if there is not much in the tank but i'd assume another 2/3 years minimum.

Clutch big game player, good luck to him wherever he lands, wishing it is Buffalo!

I agree.

Stevie Johnson urges Bills to pursue 6-time Pro Bowl WR in free agency Stevie is lobbying for Keenan Allen - last year yielded 15 starts and 744 yards and seven touchdowns for the Bears.

The NFL will be happy that it is being discussed. What I believe is that Buffalo left some plays on the field at KC, that is why we lost. You cannot deny that she is featured a lot in a NFL context now, the CBS NFL page has three articles on her, as an example. I don't care whether Kelce plays for one more week or five more years. Whether they stay together, get married or whatever. He is an HOF player in the veteran stage of his career. At the very least Taylor has been a good luck charm this season. Why Taylor Swift might be the Chiefs' secret weapon in Super Bowl LIX against the Eagles

This topic is talking about whether he will retire, potentially after the Super Bowl. In various other threads multiple posters are saying the NFL's traditional market is saturated and one way to expand it is via the the biggest musical star in the galaxy and her relationship with an eventual HOF Tight End. Maybe her market needs diversification too? Her "relationship" with Tom Hiddlestone was speculated on by many sources, even Business Insider had an article on it. Any publicity is good publicility applies here. NFL/KC/Kelce/Swift gets extra exposure and everyone seems to want it.

Mack has fully shown Buffalo what he can offer Buffalo this season, is well loved and brings a bit of an X factor to the team. Amari hasn't but in spoken words has said he is happy to be here on a winning team. If only one comes back, who is more valuable? Probably Mack for me as he offers multiple facets to the Bills. Interesting dilemma as to whether they run back essentially the whole same offense next year given the 30/30 rushing/passing touchdowns - success versus potential stagnation.

Should the three peat happen on Sunday, I think he will have one more year at least. If the Eagles do pull off the required miracle, can his ego tolerate not being the defending champion going into next year?! I assume that their relationship also commercially benefits Swift too, this must be her longest relationship to date.

Thanks, do you believe that our DL as a whole is undersized? Narrative being we are undersized at DL and LB and have no athletes at DB although Bishop has a 9.88 RAS.

Given the fact that Ed Oliver is more or less giving up 40lbs to most opposing Guards or Centers, are there any 335lb players that are suitable to our system and can be drafted? Vita Vea type build (I know he is a Nose Tackle).

I just saw the Kincaid 3rd down spot for the first time with the CBS commentary. I wish I hadn't!

I would like Ricard the Baltimore FB to come in and be the 6th OL and FB, he is a free agent currently. This reporting eligible thing causes trouble in crucial games. Otherwise later in the draft choose the best blocking TE hopefully at 280lbs or above and make him TE4/OL6 combination.

We got James Cook, Beane and McDermott taking the loss on the chin, compared to the above.

Jim Nantz explains phantom flag call after Bills' final play The "flag" is talked about after 3 minutes in the above video. The narrative appears to be changing in the media that the referees/flags talk is somehow demeaning the Chiefs.

If Kincaid makes that catch, we could have/would have overcome everything. The holding, bad spots, the block in the back on the return, the catch that wasn't, the brillance of the Spags blitz, the constantly ineffective tush pushes, failed 2 point conversions, you name it. We had the clutch plays that we needed, Hollins TD, Cook TD, Milano sack, Phillips sack, Samuel TD, Oliver fumble recovery. Sure there were other plays we didn't make but we were so close yet so far and at the very least those Chiefs fans would have felt a miniscule amount of postseason pain inflicted on them by the Buffalo Bills.

Four days later, still being talked about.

I can so imagine Kelce proposing but not retiring to keep the ball rolling for next year, heck the wedding could be scheduled for March 2026. Amazing to think the NFL has chosen the "best" officials for the postseason.

Chris Jones knew that they had the Samaje Perine play ready to go on that series and Buffalo could not stop it.