So over priced seats are ok? Rhetorical question obviously.
Here's the thing. You've got a family who's been a loyal Bills customer since the 60s, and the Bills are telling that family they may potentially lose out on their seats, because they didn't splurge for the pricier seats over time? It's wrong.
Same.
They were really banged up with injuries (like the Bills). Never saw a team with 3rd & 4th string starting OTs make the playoffs, especially after losing a stud RB in Chubb and the predator at QB.
Right. They finished behind Cleveland, who was also decimated with injuries, & Pittsburgh, who had QB issues.
Yes, Burrow makes a difference but Cincy is still the 4th best team in the AFC North.
Big Ben was weird from day 1.
Imagine being that talented, and playing all those years, never getting any kind of endorsement deal(s). The guy was shady, maybe as much as Watson, but the sheriff in Georgia let him off the hook.
Funny thing is that John Elway was the mastermind behind this. Denver's QB situation has been real bad for awhile.
Paxton Lynch is still out there haha.
I think it's fixable short-term, but long term maybe not. I think that's the same problem Mayfield has, trusting what he sees. Perhaps it's because they are both on the shorter size for a QB at 6' tall.
1984-1996, 13 AFC losses in a row. But it wasn't because the AFC was bad...
Cleveland was really good, couldn't get past Elway.
Houston's Run & shoot struggled in the red zone.
Denver, well their defense really sucked in their SBs.
Cincy was pretty solid, the Raiders as well.
I think it was close, yes, but the ball was already out.
There's only so much you can do, searching the waiver wire, etc in November/December/January. Slim pickings.
Well, he had a wide open WR in the end zone and short-hopped him. Yeah, it's only one play, but c'mon, JA needed to make that play.
That's the difference, making plays when needed, even under duress.