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C'mon stop it 6rec for 148yds 2TD's was in garbage time of the super bowl blow out vs prevent defense Xavier Worthy postseason: 10.69 YPC (1 TDs) <---minus bull#### garbage time stats Khalil Shakir postseason: 9.7 YPC. (0 TDs)

Damn you guys are being rough on Coleman. He was building momentum after the Titans/Seahawks games then took a shot from Poyer that took him out for 4 weeks. I know post injury he was below average but if you told me before the season started that he would have 556 yards 4 TD's with a 19.2Y/R while missing 4 games with a wrist injury I would have been very happy with that Remember there are guys like Davante Adams, Roddy White and our own Eric Moulds that took a couple seasons to put it together. Let's give this kid a chance, let him have his first NFL offseason, see what year 2 brings before we write him off

Crazy that you press a 155lb WR and the result is he goes for 2rec/9yds lol Then you go soft coverage, in a blowout, he goes off Not rocket science here

Jesus you guys are overreacting to this super bowl performance He had 2rec 9 yds at 34-0 lol

I'm guessing you guys didn't see the thread he posted. They are all still shots of Buffalo Bills offensive line "holding" lol

The Refs robbed us and the Chiefs from a clean game with an epic finish Instead we are left with a bad taste in our mouth because the refs couldn't make the right call in a crucial game changing spot. Look we weren't guaranteed to win if we got that first, but we the fans were robbed the true outcome of this game.

50+ easy

BTW is this the first time replay assist was used (the bills didn't challenge the spot) and the play wasn't overturned?

My question is why did the ref who could only see Josh's back have final say on where the ball was spotted. The ref on the other side was clearly marking it a first, had a better visual of the actual ball in Josh's hands but yet they gave the guy that couldn't even see the ball mark the spot?

Forget OT Keep the ball in Josh Allen hands and go for the win

Bills 37 - Chiefs 21

You've never seen one of these? You mean since the rule change. Right? Because we have one of these in our history, in one of the most amazing games ever lol

Who else was glad to see them finally in use in this offense

We can't spend the majority of the game in zone if they are absolutely killing us. They moved to man way way way to late

This is two weeks in a row that he's ***** up an easy sideline grab

Everybody mentioned above... and the Seattle center

Aikman "Josh Allen was good vs the Titans today, but let's be honest he could of thrown 2-3 INT's"

Just hire someone to help him handle end of game management. It's by far his biggest flaw

This shows the rate of success. I'm not denying they are successful when going for it. I have more trust in Josh to make these plays work. But the bottom line is Mcdermott has been bottom 5 in going for it on 4th down in the league. More often then not, he's taking the points over being aggressive. Thursday he did the opposite and I hope it continues

Bottom 5 in 4th down attempts last 3 of the last 4 years I'm sorry but you're completely wrong. We have been bottom 5 in the league at going for it on 4th down, 3 of the last 4 years.

This is not normal for him. Why did he go for it in this spot. He usually would just lay it up for 3, especially after getting stuffed on 3rd and 2 Hopefully we see this aggressiveness and confidence all season long

He's gonna be the Diggs type WR without the attitude very very soon

If this is your take coming out of this game, I'm sorry but you don't know football

Shakir 6rec for 110yds 2 TD's Book it

The reason odds are still equal is because our uncommon opponents aren't even close lol We play the Ravens, Chiefs and Lions They play Broncos, Vikings, Steelers We play 3 top 5 teams, they play 3 bottom 10ish teams