Nephilim17

Shavers has 188 yards this year. Projecting him to be a consistent top-3 guy next year who can help us win it all is a stretch. If Palmer is just a 4th guy on this roster, at $13 million per year, that's another fail for Beane. I say draft a size-speed outside guy early, Shakir and Palmer as our top-3. Or trade for a bona fide #1, though I'm not sure the cap space is there.

Wow. Did not realize that. Thanks. If the division is still up for grabs, then I guess we gotta go for it.

With the Pats owning the tie-breaker, we need to finish one game up on them for the division and possibly conference #1. Correct? That means we need to beat the Pats, Philly and the Jets and if the Pats win just one of their next two games to the Jets and Miami. Or, we need to win one of our next two games and the Pats lose both of theirs. Not gonna happen. If battling for lower seeding matters enough, so be it. But we're not winning the division. Personally, I would want Kincaid, Bosa and other top vets, and yes, even Allen, on the Bills healthy versus trying to better our seeding. Maybe that means playing Allen for Philly but resting against the Jets. Health over seeding for me when the bye is not in play.

Your quote of my statement misses a crucial word of mine, "better than average player who makes some big plays." Quoting me like that with just "average" makes my statement look very bad. You probably still don't like that so I'll say this: Milano and Kincaid have both been, at times, very, very good players. But neither can stay healthy and that's a huge concern for both. I think the Bills are finished with Milano after this year and I would hope that they don't give Kincaid a top-5 contract only to see him ride the pine half the time.

Herbert's one tough SOB and he sounds like a good kid.

Hells yeah.

I think a healthy Oliver (not saying it's likely) would be more important than Kincaid, given the depth at DT vs TE.

They could very well be "fine." But I'm betting they won't be SB faves. That was my point. Dynasty was the key word, not a good team or even very good. I don't think they're winning multiple SBs in the new handful of years. I could be wrong but a lot has changed this past year.

I don't disagree. But being a threat isn't the same as being a dynasty. The Bills have been a threat with Allen, but we weren't a dynasty. KC has to do some major retooling to get back to being perennial SB favorites. That was my original point, not that they can't make the playoffs this year or next.

I don't think KC will make the playoffs, but even if they do, I believe the dynasty is over. They are no longer the dominating, intimidating, virtually unstoppable force they were for years. We shall see...

If they miss the playoffs, the Bills win is part of the reason.

They plagued us for years. They are the single biggest reason the Bills and our first-ballot HOF QB don't have at least one Super Bowl ring by now, if not multiple. I hoped for this last season, but you never know. But now we see it. Kelce, once an unstoppable force and a first-down machine, is now 36, a role player, and very stoppable. Chris Jones, still makes plays, but is no longer an unblockable terror up the middle. He's good but no longer consistently great. I'm not saying the Chiefs can't be good or make the playoffs in the next year or two. But the dynasty is over. They are no longer favorites to win it all every year. They will battle for the playoffs now. The 90s Bills are happy (that record run of four-straight SB appearances record should stay intact), the current Bills are happy, and we should be too.

Sorry if it's wrong but this feels better than the Bills win today — and that was glorious.

You know that tight-a$$ feeling the Bills have had forever that things will fall apart? The Chiefs now have it.

Love to see the Chiefs fail! F*** rooting interests, I cannot and will not root for this team. Way to go, Texans!