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Stop with your cherry picking. Maybe you should go and watch the replay of the 13 second game. That should tell you all you need to know about Josh Allen. They guy is special.

This is only a half truth and pretty disingenuous. You can't just dismiss the turnovers or say what ifs. They happened and the Bills capitalized on them. Fact is they didn't play a clean game. This game was nothing like the first meeting where Baltimore blew out the Bills. Stop with your nonsense. Yes, the Ravens offense and Lamar were handling the Bills defense. However, that doesn't equate to the same outcome this year. Let's see how things play out. Personally, I think the Ravens have the best roster in the league. In the playoffs, the Ravens lost a home game to KC and last year's loss to Buffalo. I'd argue with confidence the Ravens were the better team in both of those playoff losses. What's fairly accurate is neither team has gotten it done come playoff time. Arguably both teams had rosters capable of making it to the Super Bowl. Allen has been nothing short of spectacular in his playoff appearances. Lamar has not! I hope both QBs have rings when their careers expire.

Feels great to be back to be honest. It's great to converse with everyone again. I'll do my best not to be a downer. The greatness of this forum are the differences of ideas and opinions.

Thanks. Very good point. I stand corrected. Not sure why they just didn't pick him up as a coach. I think his playing days are over. What an impact player for several years. He was damn good and one of my favorite players to watch.

A bit perplexed on how we are talking about picking up a safety and the season hasn't even started. Doesn't exactly scream confidence going into the regular season. McD is excellent at coaching up this position but I'm not even sure he is confident in the group he has. The secondary looks to be vulnerable going into season 2025. I'm thinking this will be the major obstacle to getting to the super bowl.

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That would be worst case scenario. My biggest question and concern is the Bills defense. They will need to be able to create turnovers. A McD has consistently done this. At some point regression seems logical but I think the trend continues. Of course, a lot rides on the health of the players and the younger players development. Let's see how things play out.

Not sure I'm totally on board because of their lack of playoff success. I do think they got better and their roster is the best in the NFL. I think they are the team to beat in the AFC followed by KC and then Buffalo. I think the weak AFC East division paved a nice seed for Buffalo. Two major questions are can either Buffalo or Baltimore get past the mighty Chiefs? The weak division certainly gives them a fighters chance.

Jags? Wow that's a bold prediction.

He's just too risky.

He's really creative. He's be really good with Josh Allen. Too bad it's not going to happen.

I don't think anyone is "there" compared to KC come playoff time. They are just a different animal come playoff time. After them, the pecking order is more debatable. IMHO, Houston is right in the mix or "there" with about 6 other teams which includes Buffalo.

May I kindly remind you that making the playoffs isn't the ultimate goal of the team. Especially when you have a healthy #17.

Come playoff time his results, game planning, and preparation is average at best. He's been consistently out coached in the playoffs. It's one of my least favorite things about him.

Without research, I would have thought it was Andy Reid.