Ray Stonada

Thank you for sharing this. My older brother was in a very similar place in June 1991, in Buffalo, and he didn't make it. We watched the first Super Bowl together, but I've missed sharing every season since then with him. When I get back to town, I go to games with my nephew, his son, who is doing really well. I am glad you made it.

Terrible. Rest in peace.

KC traded Tyreek at the height of his value. But ever since, they keep adding former WR1 or WR2s, trying to grab a star cheaply: JuJu, MVS, Hollywood Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, etc. Meanwhile, we traded Diggs. But we keep adding former WR3 or WR4s, like Sherfield, Moore, Palmer, and Hollins (who I miss). And it can't be a cap issue, because they have the same issues as us, and also fielded a better defense than we did from 2022-2024. And in that stretch, they made it to 3 straight Super Bowls. It's a huge difference and it means we aren't maximizing our O with Josh and Jimbo. We could be lethal like Philly in the SB--KC took away Saquon and they hit Brown and Smith way downfield. That's how they broke Spags' D.

With a running game is as good as ours, it's almost a crime not to have a deep ball specialist. It's potentially a play-action touchdown or 50 yard completion 2-3 times per game. Kincaid looks like he is dialed in and won't drop a clutch ball now.

Just add one blazing Smurf who can track the deep ball.

PLEASE CAN THE BILLS WIN THE SB THIS YEAR That's all I have to add

In the passing game, I think Burrow does better with two great receivers than Josh would do, because his ability to read the field and his placement are a bit better. But Josh can do far more with less than Burrow. And then Josh adds a lot (78 TDs!) in the running game, and Burrow adds little.

Not to keep receipts but I never understood the we can’t afford him. I’d rather pay Jimbo 15 million and cut Dawson Knox or any number of other guys than give him up. His vision speed power and elusiveness is a combo I’ve never quite seen before. And his actions speak louder than words, one word at time style is awesome. He’s no chirper. Gotta love the guy.

Trade Keon plus a first for Garrett

Josh can get this done calling the plays in no huddle Get into 11 personnel with Josh, Cook, Kincaid, Shakir, Moore and Palmer Shakir and Kincaid intermediate Moore and Palmer deep posts and crossers Let Cook chip block and then go out for passes

Please let's use this game To practice throwing it to Jimbo out of the backfield

LET’S DO THIS Put it all on the field today!!

My idea is that we should run 3TDs in the no huddle(!). Mix running Cook with play action to Kincaid and Shakir. Josh runs when he likes. If they blitz (which they do), Cook is the outlet and he gets the ball in space. Shakir the outlet on the weak side.

“In the nine games Allen has played against the Chiefs, he is averaging 255.6 yards passing with 24 total TDs and just five interceptions while putting up 26.8 points per game. Mahomes has averaged 273.9 yards passing with 22 TDs and three picks while scoring 27.0 points per game. That’s how close it has been between these two.” From the D&C preview. Their prediction is KC 28, Buffalo 24.

She does look good.

Who are Josh and Hailee dressed as?

Having lived through and suffered through it, I’m still proud of the Bills for the incredible resilience to do that. I was in the crowd for the 1994 AFC championship game against the Chiefs. It was a lifetime memory. I was at that Super Bowl too, that was a lifetime memory too I would LOVE for the current Bills to deny KC from tieing the record.

Buffalo 37, Kansas City 34

We gotta let it rip and hope for the best! No time for “Oh we needed this for the conference seedlings” etc etc Leave it on the field and move on Monday no matter what I think the Bills will make a statement here if the coaches don’t overthink it

Anyone watching this game in London? I will be there and am thinking to try the Fitzrovia Belle, the Bills’ bar.

We are much better at RB, and I would argue we are better at OL.

Good to see it back. However we still need a variation for the Chiefs. Either a tush push to the right, or a fake tush push and then a pitch wide or a pass.

I don't remember a game this late in a season where three potentially important players saw their first action in a Bills uniform. Our defense looked completely different and while part of it might be McD calling plays, a lot of it has to be these guys, who know where to be and run fast enough to get there... What did you think? I am especially curious to hear what those who watch the all-22 have to say... how did they look? Maxwell Hairston, CB, #31: For me, Hairston flashed as an athlete, no question. Love to see it and sorely needed on the Bills. Michael Hoecht, DE, #55: Hoecht looked like he was lifting a car off a kid: crazy strength and fury in his play style. Loved it. Larry Ogunjobi, DT, #99: Ogunjobi: saw him in on some tackles but I didn't really get a sense of him. Jordan Hancock, DB, #37: Hancock is not new, but he had five tackles and generally looked good!

In 7 games James Cook has 750 yards rushing and 7 touchdowns.

Hoecht might be the guy to put Mahomes on his back in the playoffs