Ralonzo

I wonder how many reps a week the KC coaches give to "complaining for a penalty"

No to the last bit, the Bills have their center and versatile backup on the roster already. There's better places to spend that asset.

Sherfield in particular is bad at running routes, lazy on details, weak at the point of attack blocking, and gets no separation. And for the plays that Warner doesn't cover, when balls hit his hands, he doesn't catch them. Allen was completely nerfed by the OC and the boundary receivers this game, it's miraculous the Bills didn't get blown out 30-3 looking at these films. Swap the QB's and I bet KC wins by 2 scores.

Serious answer: A team with Allen at QB has a puncher's chance. He presents too many problems for any team to completely shut down. They've been in every game for a couple years now. They nearly took out KC even with an all-time bad defensive performance.

The consistent top level teams somehow always have a guy drop right to them in their position of need, and to a disgusting degree if that team is Baltimore for some reason (Flowers, Madubuike, Likely, Hamilton, Linderbaum, Oweh, Dobbins, etc etc) Edit: Oh right. Lamar.

You always play Pebble when you can play Pebble. Shoot, let me sub in at Edgewood, I'll take one for the team.

Gotta give Brady from credit for somehow matching the Bills least threatening receiver in Ty Johnson on their best cover man Sneed.

Yeah but this is the irony, the first Bills playoff exit against the Chiefs was because they were one-dimensional. They couldn't run the ball, KC stayed in shell defense. They weren't a ton better running in the 13-seconds game but Allen was a damn juggernaut and they hit deep shots (and they had open receivers!!!) The Bills lost this game because they were one-dimensional. Except this time, it was the running game that was their one dimension. The jumbo set was unstoppable all game until KC stacked the box, making themself vulnerable to getting beat over the top - the Bills were looking for that. The 3 shots they did take were all there, they were executed on all levels by everyone but the receiver. Maybe with Davis (or a legit #2) they hit one. Maybe hitting one, they win the game. Still woulda concussed your quarterback, Alex Soros

1. Diggs is the only boundary/deep weapon the Bills have 2. If he's not catching perfect passes, then who else is 3. Spanguououla knows that and cranks the box on early downs and Brady keeps ramming into it Fix boundary WR, fix the Bills

I ***** on McD's game management as much as anyone for years now, but since 6-6 he's actually been about NFL average. He can stay and maintain his culture as long as his ***** coordinators for offense defense and ST ***** right off

You sure about that?

10 in the ***** box

What is Brady's obsession with only throwing at the opposing team's best cover guy all the time

tell us again how the crew got it right, Baghdad Gene. That's a flag all day if it's on Kermit

The Bills have no solution to go over the top, they don't have a receiver who can receive.

Brady needs to unscrew himself and call some PA with deep crossers

nice holding by 74, throwing his hands up "wasnt me! wasnt me!"

Of course he did, he's running the damn league, Goodell is Captain Dunsel

Bills Fans, you can't let these refs come out of the stadium unscathed after letting Patrick Mahomes call penalties

Nobody to get the ball to when the Chiefs sell out to the line of scrimmage to make them pay over the top

Well that's the thing, when they're stacking the box and run blitzing you need to PA and take a shot but nobody to get the ball to

Who wants to step up and save the world from endless Kermit and Mr Swift commercials

The mesh of the low EZ view and the high sideline view is pretty conclusive that it's a fumble through the end zone for a touchback. The review will be call stands. Gene Steratore will say they got it exactly right.

This is the season, and it depends on the refs. Against Kansas City. Good luck

Ballgame?