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1 hour ago, Aussie Joe said:
Look at this knob cheese comment from Chiefs Planet
Diggs, Beasley, Brown, Davis, Knox, McKenzie..
They can keep pace and better
Their pass rush smothered Allen all game. I think Allen and our offense is better but it's still a huge concern.
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1 hour ago, Zerovoltz said:
1st thing that needs to be addressed here....The Chiefs defense is good. This isn't the 2018 Chiefs D...it was good last year...it's good this year. Ranked top 3 VS the pass, and if you minus out the week 17 game where we played all backups...KC was 6th best in total points....furthermore..KC LED THE LEAUGE in fewest receptions allowed to WR's.
Tyrann Mathieu is every bit as good as you've ever heard or thought he was....and we have a kids playing CB named L'Jarious Sneed who does everything...he's the best CB you've never heard of...go look him up. Baker had 200 yards passing today. KC didn't get torn up by their run game either. It was a good performance.
Also...I saw some talk here that Bashaud Breeland, one of our CB, was out during the game and went to concussion protocol....true...but again...go look at rankigns...ALL our CB are good. Fenton was out today with an ankle..he'll be back next week.
CEH will be back.
Now, as far as Mahomes...what you might not have noticed was he RAN to the locker room on his own after leaving the feield...he didn't take a hit..but he was jerked by teh neck and kind of choked. I'm not saying he wasn't concussed, but he came around pretty quick. I expect him back.
Buffalo is a good team and belongs in the AFCCG...I am looking forward to it.
As far as the Chiefs fan base....Internet Chiefs fans are.......pretty crappy. As I said, I don't do Chiefs Planet...I am in some facebook groups...but 80% of the poeple on there....not the sharpest.
There is a major divide...seems like we have about 20% of our fans...who are super knowledgable and very gracious and would invite any bills fan to a tailgate and have beers....and then there are the internet fans.....75% of the fans you'd encounter at a Chiefs game at arrowhead would be good....the others are camaroheads....and they are ridiculed and denouced by the rest of us. It is what it is.
I can't wait for this game....I of course want KC to win...but I can't express how pleased I am that after the trade, and then you guys getting Allen...how it's all worked out and now here in 2021 we are the top 2 teams left standing in the AFC....who would have thunk it? Good luck this Sunday.....but GOOOOO CHIEFFFS!
What an outstanding post. It was filled with great insight and fantastic opinions. It was a pleasure to see such a well thought out post. Can I pick your brain a little? I thought your secondary was exploitable? Is it fair to say your pass rush is very good and that's what helps out the secondary? In week 6, Allen was under duress the whole game. Today, Baker was running for his life. It's the pass rush that scares me most. Also, can you guys be beat on the run? The Browns looked decent but they have an elite RB core. I think we need to just run enough to curtail the pass rush. What is your defensive weakness? How do the Bills stop Tyreke and Kelce? What have other teams tried to do? Is Mahomes human? Lol....
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This is a very difficult game for the Bills to win. It's the match up we all have been waiting for. We are clearly a different team since week 6. Our game plan has to change. I believe we have to be more aggressive on both sides of the ball. Play to win. Pressure Mahomes ans swarm to the ball. Take some deep shots and we'll timed screens. Last game Josh was pressured throughout. Really had no time to throw. Their pass rush was outstanding today. A decent run game will help. Lwts go Bills!
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I don't care what Reid says. He won't show the Mahomes card. Mahomes was clearly concussed. Watch the play. He was glassy eyed and dazed. His own teammates were helping him off the field. They were even calling for the team doctors. My guess is he will play and the standards might be covertly covered up.
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3 hours ago, Scott7975 said:
He was sacked 4 times because he couldnt read the defense. That had nothing to do with wind. He threw an INT because he stared down his receiver on a play they run all the time and never saw the corner sitting there ready to jump the ball. That had nothing to do with wind either. The guy is a great athlete but either he isnt being developed because they are happy running the football or he can't be developed because he doesn't have the arm/smarts to pass the football. Either way its not good.
Stopping him means keeping him from running all over you which has nothing to do with wind either.
That was pretty harsh. Lamar is a special athlete who can break a game wide open on one play. Granted its usually with his legs. He is not a great passer but he is adequate and does make plays. The wind pretty much took away much of the pass game. Even Allen struggled at times with very good protection. He was 23 for 37 for 206 and 1 TD. Not exactly great. The Lamar int was bad as he did stare down the receiver with ample time to throw. The ravens didn't execute. Several horrific bad snaps. They had many dropped balls and played very conservative on offense. The Bills had constant pressure on Lamar too. There is plenty of blame to go around. Lamar will be fine. He should improve his passing. Certainly, his legs can make up for some of his defiencies. Look at ravens record with Lamar starting. It's very impressive. He won his first playoff game too. I really don't understand the Lamar hate.
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1 minute ago, QB Bills said:
If this game was in a dome, the Bills would be blowing these chumps out of the water right now.
But its not.
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7 hours ago, SCBills said:
Well said.
Im not guaranteeing a victory, but we have an elite level QB, good OL and five playmaking WR’s. If our Defense steps up in any way, we should win this game.
Of course, some people still need to make known they’re scared as to provide themselves a defense mechanism resulting from the past few decades of pain.
For me it's not a defense mechanism at all. It simply analysing both teams and making an assessment. I don't think it's crazy to say the Ravens win the game. Their strengths expose our defensive weaknesses. On the other hand, our passing game will be hard to stop. Balt likes to blitz and Josh has tourched the blitz. Many of the so called experts seem to be split on who wins the game. I'm thinking the last team with the ball might be the winner. This game should be a good one. My pizza and wings are pre ordered. Go Bills. I want this one so bad. We deserve it.
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18 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Send that feeling my way....I'm scared to death. The Ravens were the last team I wanted to play....before the Chiefs.
I agree. The ravens are very hungry after their early departure from the playoffs last year. Their strengths are our weaknesses. I really doubt we shut down their offense and vice versa. Allen has to win this in a shootout. Our defense won't win this game. Nervous about this game but hoping our dynamic QB and WR core can bring it home.
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24 minutes ago, eball said:
Baltimore is a one-dimensional team on offense and their defense is not the “vaunted” Baltimore defense of old. McD will not let their running game beat us, and we have a not-so-secret weapon in Josh Allen that is unlike anything they’ve seen.
I don’t think the Ravens will have an answer for this passing game and unlike other teams they are too arrogant to try and “slow the game down.” Their gaudy stats were built against a patty cake schedule.
I won’t be surprised if the halftime score is something like 24-10 and Bills fans are relatively relaxed during the 2nd half.
I hope you are right. I do believe our passing game will be effective. I don't think we will be able to run the ball. I do think the Ravens running game is unique and very difficult to stop. I'm not confident we can contain them throughout the game. Additionally, TE Andrews and their other TE are a big problem for our defense. Then they can be sneaky with the long ball with Hollywood Brown. I don't think they have an answer for our passing attack.
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21 minutes ago, major said:
Y’all do realize that our D is going to be pissed due to the “no respect” they are receiving. I expect the D to come out and prove a point this Saturday night
I really don't have a lot of confidence in our D. Pissed off or wanting to prove a point has very little to do with it. Motivation shouldn't be an issue in a game of this magnitude. For the most part, we have difficulty stopping the run and defending the tight end position. Just happens to be the strength of the Ravens. We have ridden Allen's back all year. He will have to be "superman" for us to win. That's something I think he can do.
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5 hours ago, Virgil said:
There's a lot of boxes a team needs to check to be considered legitimate after 25 years of futility. The Bills checked every single box this season and had but one more to go. A box that held back many great QB's; the elusive first playoff win. This was the type of game that made me wonder why I enjoy watching the Bills play. I'll be completely honest, I couldn't sleep last night and felt sick after the final whistle. The amount of stress and anxiety built up inside of me led to consecutive naps after this game and I'm only now just coming back down to earth. With that being said...
1 - Respect - The highest form of respect one team can give an opposing team is to create a game plan that's completely tailored to slowing them down. Yes, teams do some form of this every week, but this game was different. The Bills will adjust their defense to the opposing offense based off of strengths, but still play their style of football. In this game, the Colts play an infuriating style of offense with only one goal in mind; to keep the Bills off the field. Never in my football watching history have I seen a team run the playclock down to 1 (arguably 0) on so many plays. Honestly, it really infuriated me at times and felt cowardly. I understand strategy, but this was a bit over the top. The Colts dragged out every single series to the best of their ability with both the clock and using all 3 downs. The other sign of respect was Frank going for it on 4th down within the 5 and attempting the 2 point conversion. All of these thing made one thing perfectly clear, the Colts believed the Bills could explode on offense at any moment, and there was nothing would be able to do to stop it.
2 - All Coming Together - You'll watch movies where the main character goes on a series of missions that each teach him a specific lesson. Then, once reaching the climax of the film, all of those lessons taught him enough to beat the final boss. This game felt like the final boss, where we were able to use all of our previous experiences to get the win. The Bills didn't collapse after the Allen fumble or the incorrect non-fumble call at the end. They survived a Hail Mary pass with authority. They didn't let multiple 3 and outs slow them down on offense. No matter what diversity was thrown at this team, the Bills stayed true to who they were. They never got discouraged or lost hope. They did what every elite team does, they stayed the course and pulled out the win.
3 - Trenches - One of the biggest game-deciding match-ups going into this game was both our offensive and defensive lines battling. In both areas, the Colts won big and the main reason why the Colts were able to execute their game plan. We got zero pressure on Rivers all game and they were able to pull off some solid runs. Their biggest runs came out of the shotgun off the left tackle as we got gashed for 20+ yards on multiple plays. On the flip side, the Colts were able to make Josh move in the pocket a few times as well as deliver some big hits. Most importantly, and to where I think Daboll is taking some unnecessary heat, was in our rushing attack. On multiple short yardage downs, the Bills couldn't get a first down rushing against 4-5 in the box. Most offensive coordinators and players expect to gain a few yards in that scenario, but the Colts shut the Bills down repeatedly and created multiple three and outs. My only gripe with the play call was rushing to the left side of our line, where the Colts are arguable the strongest on their defensive line.
4 - Maybe you like to give a kiss so sweet
Only for one night you belong to me
Maybe you go away and drive a car
But the taste of wine is worse than none at all
5 - Bass - If it weren't the last few minutes of the game, did anyone else want to see Bass get a chance at the field goal from the 40? Seriously, how far has this kid come to where he's just splitting the uprights from over 50 in a playoff game. All 9 of Bass' points today were huge and had room to spare. He's an absolute weapon and the performance between kickers today was the difference makers
6 - Receivers - This had to be one of Diggs' quietest 100 yard games all season, but that deep touchdown was beautiful. Beasley came up big a few times, but looked to have re-aggravated his leg injury. Based off the way he was limping off the field, I wouldn't be surprised if he missed next weeks game. I'm a little disappointed that McKenzie wasn't on the field more, even if just to flash the option of the jet sweep, and Smoke was non-existent out there. The real receiving hero though, Davis! Gabe had multiple deep sideline catches where his footwork was masterful. For a rookie, this kid has been the play maker we didn't know we needed. Davis has made the most of his opportunities on this field and Josh keeps getting rewarded for putting his trust in him.
7 - Linebackers - Edmunds may have had his best game of the season today. He was quick to the hole, made some solid tackles, and broke to coverage quicker than I've seen him in a while. On the 4th and short run in the 4th quarter, he may have been able to shut that down better, but if so, that was his only blemish for the day. I'm glad to see him picking up his game at the right time. Milano had an up and down game, and his blown coverage led to a touchdown. To my untrained eye, it seems like he lost contain on a few of the big runs, but I could be wrong. As for Klein, I have no idea where he was today. In a game where we gave up a lot of 3rd and short plays, I was hoping for more.
8 - Taron - Levi Wallace should send TJ a thank you card for taking the mantle of whipping boy today. Johnson was picked on early and often in this game and gave up a touchdown after getting picked off by his own guy over the middle. It seemed like Johnson was on the wrong end of the very limited passes Rivers through to receivers and didn't get better as the game went on. Hopefully it was just a bad day for him, as we may be facing a deeper receiving team coming up soon.
9 - Allen - It would have been easy to get frustrated by the early drops by Diggs and Brown, or the runningbacks complete inability to make anything happen against a light box. And honestly, I got a little worried early when you could see it on Allen's face on the sideline. Josh though, reminded all of us of just how that ice flows through his veins. Allen was never over hyped and didn't let the offenses lack of rhythm hold him back. He took advantage of the 3 deep coverage and empty boxes to lead the team in rushing. He dropped an absolute dime to Diggs for the deep touchdown. His sideline throws on scrambles are almost automatic for him at this point. He broke the 300 mark again and ended with an impressive overall stat line. The question I have; was the Knox touchdown scripted or improvised?
10 - Stats - If you couldn't watch the game and I told you after that the Bills had consistently terrible starting field position, got dominated in time of possession, destroyed in 3rd down conversion percentage, and overall total yardage; what would you think was the outcome of the game? If there's one thing we've learned this year, is that stats are nice but they don't lead to wins. The Bills seemed to start every drive inside their own 10 yards line, couldn't get off the field on 3rd down, and punted more than they have since the first half against the Steelers. However, when it mattered, the offense, defense, and special teams all showed up. When they weren't going three and out, the offense showed just how potent they could be. The defense clamped down when it needed to, and honestly showed great energy on the final drive when it would have been completely justifiable if they were winded. The point is, this team was resilient all game and were ahead on the scoreboard at the end of every single quarter. The Bills found a new way to win, and that should terrify every other team in the league.
Overall, the Bills pulled off their first playoff win in 25 years and had fans in the stands to enjoy it with them. For those worried about the blueprint to stop the Bills being put on display today, don't. The Colts presented a very unique challenge to the Bills that most teams won't be able to replicate. If anything, I'm impressed with how the Bills responded to adversity and still walked away with the win. Great job to Allen and Davis to keep the offense alive. Great job by the defense in buckling down when it mattered most. And thank you to McD for getting us here.
Go Bills!!!!
Great post!!!!!!
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1 hour ago, Buffalo Ballin said:
Agreed with OP.
Sometimes I thought, "WTF is Daboll doing? Did he want us to lose the game?"
And Leslie Frazier's defense, "OMG. That was bad."
Imagine when we're clicking.
Good teams find a way to win.
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5 hours ago, Freddie's Dead said:
Good writeup.
2 - Tua is garbage. If you press his receivers, he can't complete passes over 10 yards. He had a couple rainbows, and the Bills 1st string backfield would have had more INTs.
5 - I loved seeing Barkley have success throwing the ball. If we ever need the backup, I'll feel a little bit better. I hear you about not piling on, we should have done that last week against the Cheats.
The new Williams was a revelation. After the dearth of Williams lately, we need to restock our Williamses.
Tua has a long way to go. It's early but nothing about him jumps off the page. He looks to be a middle of the road system QB.
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2 hours ago, VaMilBill said:
Baltimore is getting hot. I would much rather play Miami than Baltimore. I think Baltimore can be a very dangerous team if they make the playoffs
Totally agree. I want no part of Baltimore. Miami is an easier team to beat. Tua vs Lamar and the experience of the Baltimore team and coaching staff. No brainer here.
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A better team? That team was unbelievable with 4 consecutive super bowl appearances. Hall of famers like Bruce Smith, Andre Reed, and Jim Kelly. This team looks fantastic but that's a stretch brother.
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I was worried about our defense. However, that's beginning to lessen. We seem poised to make a nice run in the playoffs.
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Total team win. From players on down to the coaching staff. There aren't enough balls to go around. Boy was that a fun game to watch.
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13 minutes ago, Virgil said:
Daboll’s halftime adjustments was one of the most impressive things about this farm and why I believe this team can make a run.
It was nothing sort of patriot like...
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One thing that I liked is the Bills played to win. They didn't play conservative. Look at the play calling and the 4th down tries. This kind of attitude and experience should bode well in the playoffs. Play to win. Last year vs the Texans I didn't think we had that kind of attitude especially Allen.
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Too many game balls to pass out. It was a complete team win from the coaching staff to the players. We are on the map people. Dare I say we can make a solid effort to the Superbowl.
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5 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
Think it has been clear for a while but he was great tonight.
It was so fun to watch. He was in beast mode all game. He was special tonight. The "it" factor was so evident.
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3 hours ago, smuvtalker said:
Have faith my friend 🙂
The Bills turn the tables today, and put the history of Monday Night flops behind them. We're healthier than we've been in a long time, we know what's at stake, and our defense is FINALLY rounding into its true(er) form. AJ Klein, who weeks ago looked like an absolute swing and miss by McBeane, has been our most valuable defensive player the past 3 weeks. The only injury that is really irritating to me is John Brown. We are a completely different offense with him in there. His speed neutralizes defenses, period. It prevents them from doubling Stefon, frees up Beasley to roam freely in the slot, and prevent the safetys from cheating up since they have to respect the deep ball.
But other than that, we are damn close to 100%....and no way they show up tonight unprepared. 49ers may be getting healthy, but it doesn't matter. This is about us tonight....
Buffalo rolls.....38 - 17
Love your optimism! This sounds great to me. I will say that we are the better team on paper. If we execute we should win.
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2 hours ago, John from Riverside said:
Go pound sand
What did I do wrong?
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Deebo combined 100 yards game with a td. Aiyuk with a 30 plus catch and a td run.
Mullen throws for less than 200 yards.
Mozart runs wild for 100 plus and 2 tds.
Allen 2 ints and a fumble.
Bills Td to a tight end.
Bills run game less than 100 yards.
Bills pick 6.
49ers 28 Bills 20.
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Partly true. I think we dominated the Ravens run game because there was no viable pass threat due to the weather and Lamar. The Chiefs are completely different and require a vastly differ game plan. Not sure what that is? Additionally, the Colts dominated us on both sides of the ball. They had a duel run pass attack and threat. We were very fortunate to win. However, good teams find ways to win. I'm enjoying the ride hoping for the best and expecting the Bills might fall a little short. This KC team has dynasty written all over it. Go Bills!
I feel the same way. This game would not have been close with Mahomes aboard. He is virtually unstoppable.