Gregg

Aside from Allen I would say Cook is the key to this game. They have to run the ball and if Cook has a big day, then that will help our defense. With the injuries on that side of the ball it is definitely in the Bills best interest to keep Mahomes and company on the sideline.

It's very difficult and dangerous to throw a football in 70 degrees climate-controlled conditions.

If they can't then it is looking more like a new Steelers vs Pats with Allen as Ben and Mahomes as Brady.

Speaking of weather the dumbest question of the year award goes to. Barstool Sports on X: "A reporter asked Todd Bowles how the Bucs are preparing for the weather in Detroit this weekend. Here’s the thing…..the game is being played in a dome. Just like every Lions game has been played for the past 50 years. @BSMotorCity https://t.co/ipbQBHIFWo" / X (twitter.com)

Hyping up the Jets? The hype stopped and reality set in 4 plays into the season. The Dolphins and Chiefs I get but the Jets were dead once Rodgers went down.

So basically by 9:30 or so Sunday night either the Bills or Chiefs fans will be...

The 1986 Jets have that beat. They started 10-1 and then lost 5 straight to finish 10-6.

Eagles fans.

Both the Texans and Packers are playing with house money this weekend. Sure, they want to win but no matter what happens both had a great season.

Didn't the Ravens also blowout the Lions early in the season as well.

The best TE is starting to show his age. I am not saying he can't or won't make some plays but as far as their offense goes, I am more concerned about Pacheco and Rice and Mahomes obviously.

Show some respect people. Tua is the greatest September QB in NFL history.

Going to be sweet when the Bills bundle a Chiefs playoff loss with those burgers, fries, and nuggies. It's not as loud as it used to be. It's not the Bills fans fault. When the capacity was 80,020 it was one of the loudest if not the loudest stadium in the league. But they removed seats for more luxury boxes and now have 7,000 or so less seats.

Mahomes is always a challenge. After him you have Pacheco, Rice and an aging Kelce who hasn't been as dominant this year. After that nobody on their offense is that much of threat.

Per the uniform gridiron database page, it will be (no surprise) blue over white vs the Chiefs.

I would love to see the Texans pull off the upset but a young team on the road with a rookie QB (who has played very well) winning at Baltimore. I don't see it happening. Hope it does.

You want to hear something sad and pitiful. I live in NJ and this morning in the NY/NJ Metro area we had 2 inches of snow on the ground. The roads were clear. Yet schools in my area had delayed openings and some of them even closed for the day. FOR TWO INCHES OF SNOW AND THE ROADS 100% CLEARED. We are soft here when it comes to the weather, I am ashamed to say.

Josh will have a tough time winning an MVP because of the turnovers his critics will say. Josh makes many more good/great plays for the Bills then bad ones but he has a reputation as a turnover machine. Whether that is fair or not it is what it is. If he could cut down on the TO's while still producing the TD's that he does, then he will have a good chance to win it. For me personally I could care less if he wins the MVP award or not. Just win the Super Bowl. If he wins the Super Bowl MVP, then that would be pretty cool as well.