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Hurts is better than Allen.

I think you are wrong. Mahomes will have 2 Super Bowl rings very shortly. Allen has zero. I'm pretty sure of you took a poll Mahomes clearly would be the number 1 QB. Personally, I don't think it would be even close. Bills fans have to stop measuring Allen by his physical traits. I think he's the most physically gifted. However, that's not the only measuring stick for QBs. Mahomes arguable leads Allen in every intangible.

Reid miles better than McD. Mahomes better than Allen. KC oline elite Bills oline stinks. End result is Chiefs playing in the Super Bowl. Bills are at home chilling.

Mahomes is in a different league. He's hands down the best.

I can feel the momentum swinging the Chiefs way.

No way! The guy wasn't even an every down back in college. Stop with this nonsense.

Very hard to understand for sure.

I'd say he probably can't feel his ankle.

What a response by the Chiefs. Great playing calling.

Anyone notice how good the coaching is on both sides of the ball?

No that's not it. The point is Hurts had all day to throw and a WR made a nice adjustment to catch the ball. How often have we seen that?

Next year you will be full of more excuses...

Hope the Bills brass is watching and taking notes.

Correction. I'm a disappointed Bills fan. Pretty sure I'm not the only one.

Pretty entertaining game.

Keep telling yourself lies as the Bills consistently fizzle out early in the playoffs. Just the facts for six years straight with Allen. The goalposts have moved once you land you land your franchise QB. Get team

They can't beat them in the playoffs. Go ahead and brag about a early regular season.

Mahomes would have easily put up 40 points vs the Bills Swiss cheese defense. Burrow could have put up 40 easily.

No way are the Bills in the same league at these two teams. I couldn't disagree more. Both teams have top notch offensive lines, dynamic pass catches, and a better scheme on both sides of the ball by miles. The Bills team us second class to both teams.

No that's not a correct assessment of what I said John. I'd be foolish to say the Bills are a bad team. Of course they are a very good team. Allen alone with a couple of key pieces make them very good. My issue is they haven't been good enough. In a six year time frame the team has had moderate playoff success. That shouldn't be acceptable. The organization has failed to surround Allen with enough weapons and protection. The highly rated defense looks anything but that when the playoffs come around. Lots of this falls on the coaches and the organization. I think it's reasonable to think that fans have and had high expectations for the Bills. Over the last few years, thinking Super Bowl has been more than realistic. Listen to Allen and Diggs and they've overtly shared this sentiment. After huge playoff losses to KC and Cinci you could see the disappointment on the players faces. In fact, many talked about how disappointed they were. Most Bills fans were equally disappointed. I think most fans had higher expectations for this team. I think it's safe to say the team didn't meet its goal nor it's expectations. As a Bills fan are you satisfied with the last three years of playoff results? I'm not! Hope that clarifies my thinking and opinion.

Will the Bills get over the hump? Six years of Allen and fizzling out in playoff appearances seems like the norm. This year's appears to be an uphill battle with roster holes on the O and D line, WR, and safety positions. Limited cap space and decisions on free agents like Edmunds and Poyer. Questionable O and D coordinators and an apparent difficult 2023 schedule. Hopefully, things fall in place. Lots of work to be done this off season.

I agree. I'd ask why doesn't Allen have a better line and top weapons?

Depends on how you see things. The Bills have primarily disappointed it's fan base with early playoff exits. Sure they have won playoff games. The bar is clearly different now. Expectations are higher and should be high. I'd argue that the Bills organization has failed to reach it potential. Especially, the last two years of the playoffs. Winning one playoff game really wasn't the goal. The team really missed a golden opportunity to advance and possible win the Super Bowl. They haven't done enough! Your illustration falls far too short in my eyes. They have a franchise QB who is without a doubt one of the best QBs in the league. They have failed to properly build solid pieces around him. Relying too much on him. It's really been a common theme for a few years. Thus, you get the Allen Superman conversations. This year's playoffs more than ever showed the vulnerability of the Bills roster. The old wait til next year theme rears its ugly head again. Trust the GM and coach to make that Super Bowl. Did you watch the Cinci game? Did you see the 13 second disaster? Trust your eyes not your heart. Do you watch football and follow other teams? I'd argue with confidence that KC and Cinci are much better teams than Buffalo. I'd argue that teams like the Jets, Miami, Chargers, and Jags have closed the gap on the Bills. The Bills are likely no longer a dominate team. They are not feared or looked at as unbeatable. Yes they are good and still a top 10 team. Do they look like a Super Bowl team? Doesn't mean the Bills can't and won't make a Super Bowl run. Anything can happen. However, my confidence is dwindling not increasing since its 6 years of Allen and counting. The excuses never end. Trust and wait. I'm tired of waiting and trusting. Every year for decades that hasn't worked out. Fast forward to Beane's press confetence. That was hardly a boost in confidence. Almost seemed like he was giving excuses and telling the fans his hands are severely tied. Not good! The Bills have a myriad of issues to contend with. Cap issues, coaching deficiencies, and holes to fill on the roster. Not sure how this emboldens a fan to have confidence?

Have to agree with you. Great coach to rebuild a team and change a losing culture. Not good at winning the big games and advancing in the playoffs. Six years of moderate to below average success. At some point, the Bills need to reset and make some coaching changes. This regime just falls short and flat in the playoffs. That 13 seconds disaster and the horrible Cinci game is an example of why change is needed I'm more than ready to move on from Fraizer. Would very much like an upgrade from an unqualified and underwhelming Dorsey. I think Coach McD and his good character theme is getting tiresome. He seems to lack that killer instinct mentality and toughness to propel this team to another level. I would prefer an aggressive offensive minded coach. I think McD limits Allen's ceiling. Agree he's not terrible but just not good enough. I suspect after next year his seat will be getting warmer. Sometimes change is needed. For whatever reason, the Bills organization thinks its appropriate to run it back with the same coaching staff. That is quite perplexing for me as the most current playoff blunders were a result of terrible coaching, poor game plans, and non existent game time adjustments.

Shakir has to prove himself. I know it's fun to compare but the comparasions to Reed is way over the top. The little glimpse we saw from Shakir looks promising. However, I have to ask myself why didn't he see the field more? In fact, the team went out and got a washed up Beasley from the streets. Not exactly a glowing move of confidence for Shakir. Either the coaching staff is extremely incompetent or Shakir just isn't that good right now. Those really are the only two legit reasons why he didn't see the field. The talk of him being a number 2 WR next year is pretty scary. The Bills found out Gabe isn't that guy. The WR core really hurt Allen's ability to shine. This team better go out and find a legit #2 WR. They can't afford to hope and wish a player turns into a #2. We saw how that worked out last year.