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Do you really think Allen doesn't take games seriously? There is a team playing defense against you. We just faced some very good defenses the last month. Some of the Bills issues are due to playing against strong defenders. Belichick called a gem of a defensive game Sunday. His offense threw up on themselves.

Sounds like quite the lavish production for Sin City's first Super Bowl. https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/month-long-super-bowl-construction-begins-wednesday-on-las-vegas-strip/

The first caller on the Bills post game show complained about Allen's passing. This after the Bills won and forced 3 turnovers in the 1st quarter and Rasul Douglas was a one-man wrecking crew.

https://deadline.com/2024/01/united-football-league-teams-teams-cities-1235693463/

Quick interview for the Bills DC job next year.

So what does just one (KC/SEA) win get us?

I think Josh was throwing balls away because the coverage was so good. This game was another Belichick special on defense.

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Yes he did. I forgot that.

I'm in the stadium now watching Pats kicker Chad Ryland try field goals and he has missed a few.

There's only one football. I don't care who gets it if we keep winning.

Cowboys WR/KR Kavonte Turpin was the USFL player of the year in 2022.

Did this game mean anything for Detroit?

The NFL won't do that because they don't the CTE liability for another league. The NFL is quite fine with an arm's length relationship.

How 'bout dem Cowboys?

Going for two. Ballsy. But it's not like this game is life or death.

I've heard of All Time Low.

What else is available in week 17?

I know, shocking, right? The Peacock exclusive ratings are out. Overall the game had an average viewership of 7.2 million viewers. But of that number 1.12 million were from just the over the air simulcasts in Los Angeles and Buffalo. Buffalo, TV market rank #54, has 632,110 TV households, 374,000 of which were tuned into the game. That's 59.2%. Los Angeles, TV market rank #2, has 5,838,090 TV households, 746,000 of which were tuned into the game. That's 12.8%. https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2023/12/peacock-nfl-ratings-seven-million-bills-chargers-viewership/

An oldie but goodie.

I see the point on Hamlin not being worthy because he is barely playing this year. But then again he wasn't a stud superstar before his mishap either. He's pretty much back to where he was, a depth player.

Refs seriously jobbing the Jets on spots

Whoa, when do they call penalties off replay? Can the Jets throw the ball more than 3 yards?