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Replay of Monday night. Going through the D like butter.

My heart is racing...

I get that and I agree.

Not sure what you were seeing in the Bengal game. I thought the Bills offense looked really good. They mixed up the pass and run. They just stalled when they got into the redzone and settled for a FG. They have to be good in the redzone today.

Goes without saying I'm nervous. With all that has happened this year I can't fathom the end being today. That would suck so bad to put it mildly. I'm not ready to talk about team needs, coaches, trades, and draft choices. It's fate, destiny, or whatever you wanna call it. The Bills are going to win this f....ing game!

Listen man! I got my BILLS hat and windbreaker on at 630 am in Cali. Wore both proudly yesterday as random people talked to me about Josh Allen and the Billls. Despite my negative vibe no one wants a big win more than me. Go Bills!

The stats are what they are. You can chose to ignore, deflect, or excuse them. The "least predictive stat" narrative doesn't really negate the facts going into today's game.

I mean if you look at the stats the Bills are near the top in NFL turning over the ball. Especially, amoung the playoff teams. Of course, it doesn't mean they will turn over the ball today. However, it absolutely is a top priority and a concern.

This year's version of the Buffalo Bills are turnover machines. Usually, a magic switch isn't just turned on. What we saw vs Miami was a pretty good indicator of the season.

It definetly doesn't compare because of Burrow. Their oline is obviously injury riddled. They will absolutely have a plan to compensate for those holes. I believe they will try to run Mixon more. Catch the Bills off guard like Miami did with Mosert. Then they will go back to their quick west coast passing game. A Fraizer soft zone will likely not be effective. We saw this on the Monday night game. Hopefully, the Bills defense of game plan is different. Others have mentioned this. On offense, the Bills will likely mix in the run and pass. Josh must take the underneath throws. I believe Cinci will try to bait Allen into some disadvantageous long throws. The Cinci safeties are pretty good unlike their corners. Apple can and should be exposed. I am also curious to see what game plan Cinci has to stop or contain Allen's legs. Miami was very good at stopping Allen. Josh has to be his best version today. The Bills are surprisely 4-1 when they commit 3 turnovers. That just shows you how good the Bills are. However, a turnover prone Bills team likely doesn't win vs Cinci.

The Jags were never gonna an that game. A nice feel good story but way too inexperienced. Plus, being on the road in Arrowhead was a clear recipe for a Jag loss. It was no surprise that the Jags missed opportunities and made mistakes. Truthfully, they had no business being their. The Chargers had a way better chance of winning.

Mahomes will be ready to play. They will shoot him up with pain killers. Even If he's 80% he will still be dangerous. The guy is a winner and a leader. The heart and sole if the team. Him and Kelce are unstoppable. KC isn't nearly as good as previous years. Nevertheles, they will be tough to beat.

I think the 49ers and the Eagles are the class of the league. Their defenses are really good and they both have multiple offensive weapons. I'm just not sold on QB Purdy. I don't think whoever comes out of the AFC will beat the NFC team. Sure would like to see the Bills representing the AFC regardless on what I think.

Chiefs just too good for Jacksonville. A one legged Mahomes and an unstoppable Kelce manhandled the Jags.

I think the Cinci money line bet and taking the points are both great bets. However, I can't bet the Cinci money line. My heart just wont go there. Plus I think the Bills somehow someway win by 3.

If the line goes to 6 I'm going to jump on it for $50. Might place a Bills money line bet. Might be able to cash both.

I agree. Why would the defending AFC champs feel like an underdog? They are on a 9 game winning streak. They marched into Arrowhead last year and beat Mahomes and the Chiefs. They moved the ball at will in 2 possessions in the Monday night game vs the Bills. Why shouldn't they feel confident like they are going to win?

A few guys on offense that I think can have big games. Gabe Davis looked great vs Miami and in last year's playoffs. Reports are he took extra practice and received calls from his mom and possibly Von. I think Cinci will try to take away Diggs. That's when David excels. Dawson Knox has been a touchdown machine. I believe he's scored in 4 or 5 straight games. The Bills have a bonifide TE weapon. Lastly, one of the Bills RBs is going to have a big game. Cook or Singletary (maybe both) have a great opportunity to do well. I think Cinci will try to stop the Bills vaunted passing attack first and foremost. Thus, there should be some nice opportunity for running the ball. Yes, the Bills can run the ball well. We saw how well they did in the Monday night game. I think we see more. I know there's think talk about D coordinator Anarumo. I know he's very good and makes nice adjustments. Hopefully, he's on the move adjusting all game with little success. This team will be focused. They know how to win. They have played in big games. All can be said about the Bengals too. This is setting up to be some sort of game. Go Bills!!!!

I agree. However, I'm a little uneasy about the young Elam matching up against the likes of Chase and Higgins. That's a really big ask and I would think the Bengals will try to exploit that match up. They went right after Tre in his one on one match up vs Chase. Burrow will almost always take his shots when he sees the one on one match up. He trusts his receiver to win the contested catch too.

Blitzing Burrow at a high rate will be a mistake. A timely blitz can be effective. Not sure if that's what you mean. Its imperative that the Bills pressure Burrow with their front four. They have to take advantage of the injury riddled Bengal Oline. If they don't it will be very hard to stop Burrow's passes to his very good pass catchers.

Very well stated!

Mixon and Perine aren't terrible runners at all. Both are pretty good pass catchers too. I think their lack of run success is due to their crappy oline. Also, the Bengals just prefer to pass west coast style offense. I don't think they will get too cute running the ball unless the Bills can't effectively stop it.

I think a lot of that was due to Thompson holding on to the ball too long. I believed he average 3.21 seconds per throw which is way too long by NFL standards. I'm not implying the defense didn't play well. I know the stats look pretty good. However, I expected a more dominant Dline performance vs Miami. Maybe my expectations were too high. Burrow will get the ball out much much more quickly. I believe the Bengal offense presents some very difficult match ups and challenges for the Bills defense in spite of their Oline issues.

Bring Roman aboard!

Flawed logic here. The Bengals aren't the Bills. Plus, the Bengals have vast experience playing with a poor oline. Sure it's not an ideal or great situation. The Bengals went to the Super Bowl with a terrible Oline. Lastly, the Bills just played a Miami team that had practice squad players on their Oline. The Dolphins oline might be worse than the Bengals current Oline. The Bills Dline was somewhat disappointing vs Miami. They have to play better be Cinci.