Gregg

Right now, the Bills have a nice "temporary" rivalry with the Chiefs. But once Mahomes and Allen are gone, and the teams decline then KC will just be another team. The dislike for our divisional rivals will always be permanent.

I live in NJ, so I have to deal with Jets fans and listen to the media hype them up over the last few seasons. I don't think that will be happening this offseason. So, for me it's the Jets and then the Dolphins/Pats.

https://www.wivb.com/sports/buffalo-bills/stefon-diggs-endorses-josh-allen-for-mvp/amp/

https://www.wivb.com/sports/buffalo-bills/stefon-diggs-endorses-josh-allen-for-mvp/amp/

Lot of choices and good answers in this thread. I will go with Cook. 171 carries 828 yards 13 TDs (tied for 2nd in the league) and 4.8 average per carry.

Dov Kleiman on X: "Multiple NFL sources believe that Mike Vrabel is the top coaching candidate for the #Jets, per @Connor_J_Hughes Vrabel is the coaching candidate that "the Jets covet the most." https://t.co/bJKgnH6rP6" / X

Jeff Passan on X: "BREAKING: OF/1B Cody Bellinger has been traded from the Chicago Cubs to the New York Yankees, sources tell ESPN. Bellinger, 29, is a former MVP and has two years remaining on his contract with an opt-out after 2025. Yankees continue to be aggressive post-Juan Soto." / X

Probably a good idea especially since they are playing Saturday and then on Christmas.

WC weekend and the divisional round are two of the best weekends for sports IMHO. Playoff football all day and night on Saturday and Sunday.

McDermott should have received serious consideration for the award when he broke the drought. Even though they only went 8-8 and needed a Dalton to Boyd miracle from Cincinnati he should have been a strong candidate to win. That team wasn't good. Going into the season I remember many of the "experts" picking them to win 2 or 3 games at most.

Not with that defense. Their defense makes the Bills defense look like the 85 Bears.

I think Jets interim HC Jeff Ulbrich will win it

I don't think you have to worry about the Bengals at this point.

2,003 yards in 14 games. Only RB in NFL history to rush for over 2,000 and do it in 14 games.

And....

My guess is red over white will be a yearly thing and it will replace the all reds.

I will say in the AFC I think it will either be the Bills or Ravens. KC is the defending champs but because of the offensive struggles it doesn't seem like it will be their year. In the NFC the Eagles are the favorites. Maybe the Packers and Vikings have a shot, but Philly is the favorite. I think all the injuries will prevent the Lions from getting there. As far as odds. Who knows. I would feel better if the Bills defense was better, but they still have as good a shot to get there as anyone in the AFC.

I mentioned this yesterday, but the defense didn't play all that bad despite giving up 42. They played well enough to help the Bills get a 35-14 lead. They also only gave up 21 after 3 quarters. That is not bad either against that offense. The 4th quarter definitely could have been better as they gave 21 points. But the Lions were making a big push to get back in the game. So, give them credit making it uncomfortable for the Bills and their fans.

At least it's not all reds which are horrible. If they want to wear red jerseys, then red over white is a decent look.

At the end of the day just win the game. The Bills could play in yellow mu-mu's with pink polka dots on them and I wouldn't care as long as they win.

Not bad. Beats the POS looking all blues and reds. It's not as good as blue over white, all white, white over blue.

This is probably the best supporting cast on offense that Allen has had since he has been here. Best OL, a strong running game led by Cook, and a good WR group. He's hardly doing this alone.

Don't they usually wear the red pajamas around Christmas time. I hope not this year. Blue over white please for this game and the Jets game.