Simon

You people are stone cold junkies and all in need of years of intensive psychotherapy....

These guys are playing for each other, not a coach.

Or did they save a billion building it 5 years early?

When players were upset by this edict, center Mitch Morse actually drew a Jordan logo on one of his sharkskin cowboy boots...

Buy yourself 10,000 golf balls real quick, OG.

Agreed. I think there might be a little less intensity and focus over there as well, which is a common result when you you have that kind of success. I'm also a little suspicious that Mahomes body might be starting to give him some trouble. He was never a world class specimen and has played a lot of games over the last 6 years.

Any suggestions for what I can do on this end to help with that or are we just stuck in a Billsy moment that can't really be helped?

Eking out marginal wins against the worst teams in the NFL for 4 straight weeks?

How would you be able to tell the difference?

They averaged about 19pts/game last year and are averaging about 20pts/game this year; a number that will likely still drop with games left against SF, NYJ and Dal. I wouldn't call that far superior. And I think Sam Howell is better than anything they were putting on the field last year; they should be better than they have been. I'm not trying to rag on Bienenemy, I just think the Chiefs struggles have little to do with his absence.

I think the Chiefs real OC is still standing on the sideline with an XXL headset.

I don't think Big Goon is going to be attending any training camps at this point but I'd be happy to see the Bills sign him mid-season again.

How in the hell has nobody made a Dom Deluise joke yet? Y'all be slippin....

The Nightingale Effect strikes again...

I think the Bills spent the bye week preparing two different game plans, 1a and 1b. They'll run 1b in the first half and and blow Reid's mind by springing 1a on them in the second half. On the off chance it goes to overtime, they'll enact the emergency plan and send Damar out there to run the Fred Sanford play, scare the begeesus out of everybody and get the game postponed until they can come up with a 1c.

That was Tomlin. He shouldn't have done it, but I still had a good laugh about how he went about it. Oh I was just looking at the screen.......whoops!

So you want anybody on the sidelines to be able to grab and shove opposing players any time they want and the players can't do anything about it? Ridiculous.

If you're part of the team, you can grab your own guys and pull them out of a fight. But if you put hands on the other team, especially if you're not even a player or coach, you've crossed a hard line and deserve a pop in the chops and an ejection. I've been a guest on sidelines before and not in a million years would I ever consider grabbing or shoving anybody in pads. I didn't think Greenlaw deserved the original PF for taking a guy down who was clearly fighting for yardage. And he certainly did not deserve the ejection. In fact, if he had actually punched that guy square in the face I wouldn't have even dropped a flag on him.

Kids table in the regular season and grown ups table in the playoffs?

I think you're being pedantic and know what I'm talking about. Catching a guy so he doesn't run into a bench is not the same thing as putting your hands on an opposing player because he tackled somebody hard.

If you aren't on the field playing the game, you do NOT put your hands on a player. I don't care if you're a coach, an injured player in civvies, security or the Queen of Sheba. You do NOT put your hands on a player. It's that simple.

Enjoyed watching him in Pittsburgh for many years.

Yeah, that ***** hurt and he did look stunned but I didn't see him catch any contact to the head.

I think I just saw McDermott in the stands

Coming off a bye is often a double-edged sword. I don't think it will be in this case, but you can't discount the possibility.