Billz4ever

I'll never understand the play calling mindset that says, yeah, let's leave pro bowl receivers wide open 15 yds downfield, especially when the Chiefs still had timeouts. If they were out, that's one thing, but what we watched was inexcusable. That's amateur hour level coaching.

You jam receivers at the line, making it take longer to get downfield and throwing off timing. To let receivers run free and wide open 15 yds down field is simply unbelievable.

Why wouldn't we blame the D? We literally beat this same team early in the season by playing smart D and limiting PM's options. They completely abandoned that defensive game plan and dropped into soft zone all night just letting receivers catch balls and then reacting instead of clogging throwing lanes, jamming receivers and forcing bad throws like the game earlier in the season. Defense straight up laid an egg tonight.

We let them tie the game in 13 seconds. Against most other thinking defensive coordinators, the game is over outside of a miracle hail Mary. Instead, we have the Bills, who leave pro bowl tight ends wide open to catch the ball and put the in fg range. The game was over and the D play calling/execution 100% undeniably choked.

Maybe not leaving pro bowl tight ends wide open with 8 seconds left? Defensive play calling along with the decision to kick it deep instead of eating clock cost us this game. It's that simple.

I'm willing to bet most teams in the league don't leave pro bowl tight ends wide open to get in Fg range with 13 secs. This was a defensive play calling blunder just like the decision to kick it deep instead of eating some clock.

Not even close

When we lose to teams like Jacksonville, trips to Arrowhead in the playoffs are the consequences.

Yup, your D gives up close to 600 yards of offense and allows a team to go from their 25 to your 32 in 13 seconds without a hail Mary even involved is a straight up undeniable 100 percent choke.

If you jam receivers at the line, you're going to have much more success than leaving them wide open, especially when it's Travis Kelce.

Josh left everything on the field and the D and the coaching staff laid a big fat egg.

We left Kelce wide open to put them in fg range. Defensive play calling handed KC the game.

Sad to say, but loses like this is what I've come to expect. Even when they scored with 13 seconds left, I didn't have a good feeling. That they somehow found a way to lose this game did not surprise me at all. This team is cursed.

Kicking it deep with 13 seconds rather than a kick that will eat time , leaving receivers wide open off the snap (Kelce) these are just more examples of why this team cannot win close games and haven't all year. The coaching staff doesn't know even the most basic concepts.

OT rules are such garbage. Both offenses should have a possession.

Maybe win the games you should in the regular season and you don't have to go to KC.

13 secs we let them in fg range. Unbelievable

Maybe next year the Bills will win the regular season games they should so these games are at home rather than one of the hardest stadiums to play in as the visiting team.

He clearly double caught the ball. There was a point while he was going down where the ball was completely floating free not in his hands.

That was an incomplete pass. He didn't maintain control to the ground.

Great call. Let the Pat's best pass rusher have a free shot on Allen and give them the ball back.

Our RBs are like a moth drawn to a flame. Running into their own lineman seems to happen at least a couple times a game.

D-line getting blown off the ball, LBs out of position, CBs several steps behind receivers, wide open RBs out of the backfield. Embarrassing

Almost every Colts run play is deep into the secondary. Ridiculous

What is this run D?