Georgia Bill

Of the 13 passes for 20 yards or more (a lot): 6 completions (1 for a touchdown, 1 for 52 yards to Diggs), 6 incompletions, 1 interception. That is taking a lot of deep shots but Josh has the arm and all in all that is not the "well below 50%" completion rate that one poster claimed. We're going to live with Josh or die with him, but I think the majority of us (and all the Bills) love what he brings to this team. I trust them as a team to do what is needed to win.

It's high time Brady retired

from the Bengals forum just a minute ago: "On the plus side, when we win this we will have at least another 7 days to be miserably nervous."

All I know is it's been fun thinking about the Bengals fans asses puckering.

Yeah closest guy to catching him and he got pushed to the ground

refs TRIED to give it to the Vikings, but the Giants said NO!

roughing the passer? He was caressing the passer.

That was ballsy!

I just heard a loud noise. I think it was the horseshoe falling out of the Vikings ass.

I think most agree. Seems like that would be the time you'd like to dink and dunk (and run) to grind out the win and run out the clock.

I get it now. That was classic rope-a-dope. Fooling Cinci...

Wasn't there two ill-timed time outs that cost us big time? On one the (non) play would have made it 3rd and 9 due to the Edmunds stop and they would have likely then just went for the field goal, instead they got the touch down. The other was on 4th down late, the (non) play ended up a deep incomplete pass, but instead they got the first down on the next play.

Wow, that was super easy peasy, just like most on this board said it would be.

I'm not worried about the game. Which is really weird and now I'm starting to feel worried about not being worried.

The good thing is the Jags learned they CAN come from behind down 27 and still win in the playoffs. If nothing else it might help them keep fighting hard and believing they can win no matter how much they get behind with the Chiefs.

I agree they should stop this practice. When I've seen it happen you can tell neither the kicker nor the holder were expecting the ref to run out in front of them. If they keep it up, one of these times a ref is going to get kicked in the face.

I saw the same thing in a recent game, coach calls a TO to ice the kicker, ref runs out in front of the holder to make sure the "practice" kick can't get off. Have never seen that in prior years. Not sure it matters much really.

Is it just me or does NBC seem to have better camera work than other networks? They seem to be catching a lot more close up views where you can see the players facial expressions and also getting nice angles even on the action.

I think the 49ers will make it to the Super Bowl. Their defense is great and their offense is getting better. They're going to be a tough out.

I wouldn't call it a potential trap game, but I think it would be unwise for the Bills to assume this is now an easy win. Their defense is still good and they may surprise us with the new look offense geared around whomever they start at QB. It certainly is not a "bye week" as some have suggested in prior posts. The Bills don't earn the win just by showing up.

We won't be even til we sweep them 10 years in a row. I remember the pain.

This isn't the Niner's defense we'll be playing. We just need to score more points then them. Nothing to be afraid of...

I missed it. Did she say playing for him or praying for him?

If the NFL wants the Bills to be the one seed, they'll have the refs do what they can today to help make it happen 😁

Assuming they both win their first playoff game, the answer is yes. Which is why I think the Bills will be very motivated to win tomorrow and prevent having to go back to the Bengals stadium this year.