Giuseppe Tognarelli

I wanted to make sure everyone is aware that there was a massive change to the map on Friday. A huge portion of the country that was getting Jets-Bills is now getting Pats-Dolphins.

There is no Saturday early game this year. The only daytime game will be Sunday at 1. All others at 4:35 or later. Agree. That felt special for some reason. This guy gets it.

What was his reasoning???

Chiefs, Patriots. Those are the games we'll look back on.

I remember when it was $10 a few years ago and they got plenty of help. Now they've increased the pay 50% and people won't come? Our culture has changed in a hurry.

Utterly fascinating:

KC not losing to DEN on Saturday. End of discussion

Oof. You can never predict this, but a Bengals loss likely means the Bills have to do IND + KC rather than NE + TEN to get to the Championship Game. I think I prefer the 4 spot for sure...

They must have a hell of a cafeteria there in East Rutherford

I think we would go into any playoff matchup, in any round, expecting to win. Super Bowl this year or next. It needs to happen.

I wouldn't sign Diggs to an extension that pays him big money after 2023. Two more years of big money seems about right. He'll be 30 then.

This is actually not pure speculation. Josh has talked about getting too amped up.

The video explains why Redwolves is not an option

On Locked On Bills today (start at 3:55 mark), Joe Marino shared Allen's road and home splits both for this year and his career overall. The differences are stark. 2021: Home: 60.8%, 6.22 YPA, 85.8 rating Road: 66.1%, 7.61 YPA, 99.4 rating Career: Home: 60.09%, 6.69 YPA, 86.2 rating Road: 64.61%, 7.47 YPA, 95.6 rating Marino concludes that Allen has been a better road quarterback than home quarterback and there appears to be something to this phenomenon. I continue to believe that Allen and the Bills are best suited to playing on the road in the playoffs. If they can get through that first home game, I'd rather see them on the road in future rounds.

Timed speed not the same as play speed. He looks visibly slow

Yeah, let's demonize him for the rest of his life because of one mistake. Harris isn't good. He's incredibly slow. He's not what the Bills need at all. Watching him try to gain the edge and make it to the endzone on that final play was painful.

Raiders scenarios are simple. As long as the Chiefs, Bills, and Raiders win, the Bills will play the Raiders if ONLY ONE of two things happen: Browns beat Bengals Dolphins beat Patriots

I wonder why passer rating is not included here. It has dropped 15 points.

That's such a small sample size. I really don't know that it matters whether it's playoffs or not. It doesn't magically change the game.

I hope it is. I just don't know. You think the crowd becomes significantly different when it's the playoffs? I'm not sure Bills fans can get much louder than they usually do

I think we need to collectively rewire our thinking with the "come to Buffalo" thing. We casually insert that as if it is another advantage for the Bills, while the reality is that the perceived adversity serves as a rallying point for the visitors and playing at home seems to hamstring the Bills.

But why? I'm not trying to be contentious, but I truly don't see anything about being at home that benefits this Bills team.

I think you're spot on, exactly right. In situations like this, he feels like he should be able to be himself and be aggressive. It didn't work yesterday. He should always respect the opponent and take what is there.

How does being at home help us?