Billz4ever

I think it would've been similar to playing Baltimore. Hurts is no Lamar, but he's good enough for what their offense needs him to be and is threat to run. We would need turnovers to stop their offense and if we don't get them, the game becomes an offensive shootout. Not a good matchup for us and we were fortunate to get the win vs Baltimore.

Lots of people salty about the lack of pro bowlers and all-pro sections on this roster, but when you look at it, particularly the defensive side, who are the real stand-out talents on this team? A fully healthy Benford? Healthy Milano and Bernard? This team spent a lot of draft capital on the defense and doesn't have a whole lot to show for it and the worse part, is that those picks were at the expense of the offense. No way am I paying Groot anywhere near top DE money. Guy spent more time on the ground yesterday than upright.

Heck, I want lots of things but I like to keep it to things that are within the realm of possibility. I get this was another gut-wrenching loss in the McD era, but we need to keep it real. He's not going anywhere and we need to be thinking about what can actually be done to win and get over the hump.

I have to admit I fell for the Kincaid pick justification we were given and was rolled with it because what else can we do? Beane sat pat at pick #25 as 4 straight WRs went off the board at 20-23 (Jaxon SN, Quentin Johnson, Zay Flowers, Jordan Addison). Basically, "He's just as good or better than a WR, guys!!!". and Meanwhile, at the end of year 2 in a Bills uni, Kincaid has underachieved, and is getting clearly outclassed by Sam Laporta taken in the 2nd round.

That should be a no-brainer at this point.

Until Pegula is convinced a change is necessary, nothing else matters because in the end, his opinion is all that matters and I don't think he's anywhere near that point yet.

I'm not happy with McD and that isn't a recent change of heart. I've been saying what you and lot's of others have been saying for a couple years now and I don't know if a SB is ever in the cards for this team with McD at the helm. Having said that, replacing the head coach should not be something you go doing half-cocked. If you're going to do it, it should've already been a contingency plan in the works for plans with the way forward. I don't think it's ever even been a discussion in the FO at this point and if you do it half-cocked, you're only inviting in disaster.

So you're saying you want Pegula to fire the coach that just lost by 3 in the AFCCG and hire some obscure coaching candidate in the waiting we know nothing about? I wish you luck in this pipe dream. So instead of giving even one name, you engage in personal attacks. Welcome to ignore buddy.

Calling for change but having no idea what change should be made other than saying fire the HC and replace him with ??? isn't a real solution. That's a South Park underpants gnomes situation. 1. Steal underpants (Fire McD) 2. ???? 3. Profit

I don't want pros and cons. I want names that would make sense for the Bills.

So who are we hiring? Throw darts at a dart board? If you're going to can McD it's because you think someone else can do better. Who is that person?

I'm in the boat that says if Pegula fires McD (which isn't going to happen) who are we replacing him with? What established coach is out there you want to bring in and is a good fit for the Bills? Nobody that I'm aware of. We'd be rolling the dice on guy with little to no HC experience hoping he works out.

Could've easily had Brian Branch the year before too. The Kincaid pick is another aging like spoiled milk at this point. Not saying we should've taken Branch in the 1st round, but we could've made a move in the second if we wanted to. It's not like we didn't know Hyde and Poyer were near the end of the line.

Watching McDuffie play shutdown CB in KC continues to grind my gears and has ever since that draft where I think Beane panicked and took Elam after McDuffie went off the board.

Winning ONE Super Bowl is better than losing 4 straight, nevermind winning three in a row.

He's often worse than what Ed Oliver gets accused of....disappearing for games at a time, especially in big games. He's going to want big money and I just don't see it. This is another Tremaine Edmunds situation and I think we need to treat it that way.

This drop looks worse and worse the more times I see it. Josh made an incredible throw and once again, his supporting cast let him down.

I have more faith in Knox anyway. Plus, he's a better blocker.

Unselfish player, makes big plays and is a good blocker. We need to keep him around.

Going to say Knox makes that catch. I have much more faith in him than I do with Kincaid at this point.

Kincaid was drafted to be TE1 and it's pretty clear he's still TE2. Clearly underachieved this year. I have much more faith in Knox to make a tough catch and he's a better blocker. With his key drop tonight, I hope he takes it hard and uses it as motivation to live up to his expectations.

Yeah, it's really mindboggling and maddening at the same time how as bad as KC looked at times this year, they still pulled out wins. Had we been able to get the 1 seed and this game is at home, we probably win this game.

Andy owns McD in the playoffs. Not sure what else can be said. We beat them in the regular season like every year, then come playoff time it's like KC has another gear and then our coaching decides to be either too cute or too stubborn to make the necessary adjustments.

Knowing how bad the defense is and knowing Rapp was out and later Benford, I figured the Bills would need 35 today to secure a win. This is the highest scoring Bills offense in team history. Without the miscues tonight, they get there.

Yes they do if their defense sucks. Texans have a better defense than the Bills and that's not even really debatable. So if you know your defense sucks, do you think hope is going to make them play better or are you going to rely on the strength of your team instead?