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Bengals are taking this game over
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5 minutes ago, Process said:
I don't know if I'll be able to make it though this whole game. Blood is already boiling. Watching the chiefs smother a hopeless Joe Statue all game is going to be so frustrating.
chillax, games barely under way
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That first drive did NOT look like cutting through butter...
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Just now, jcamm1966 said:
Lady luck
Maybe we'll get a chance to meet her next year
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7 minutes ago, Process said:
How the hell is this a championship game lmao. Chiefs are gonna wipe the floor with the eagles.
Unlikely
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But, I thought defense wins championships...
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Yep, if Eagles get 7, game already over.
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2 minutes ago, Meatloaf63 said:
Was all this Hurts talk this year a product of an easy schedule? He just is not that impressive.
That's what a great D will do to you
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Can we talk about the elephant in the room?
Per source "Only one QB since 1994 has won a Super Bowl with a cap hit percentage higher than 13%, and that was 49ers legend Steve Young, whose deal predated the salary cap itself." Ideal salary range for Super Bowl winning QB's
Josh Allen's hit next year will be $39.7 million, 17.4% of the cap. Brady used to take pay at a lower compensation than most other star quarterbacks so that the team would have more to spend on better players around him. Maybe Josh Allen should think about that.
IF the money is spent wisely, donating $20 mill per year to the cause would improve his chances of getting a Super Bowl ring. I know that's a big "if" but we can talk about spending on the O-line or the D all we want but the new problem is going to be finding money to spend given the massive amount of cap money Allen will be getting.
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3 hours ago, arcane said:
I've seen this sentiment more than once. Why do people think the saints won the SB after Katrina? The Saints were terrible that season. Their super bowl victory was 4.5 years after the hurricane hit lol
So, about 4 years from now we'll be due!
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5 hours ago, DrBob806 said:
So to me Cincy is/was a bad matchup. Philly or the 49ers would have done another 27-10 ish thing to the Bills in the Super Bowl.
The Bills aren't a physical team. It is what it is.
I agree that had we somehow continued in the tourney, based on what we saw not only in the Cinci game but the latter part of the season, we would have gotten beat in the Super Bowl. And I'll take some heat for saying this but losing in the Super Bowl would have been far worse. The stigma of "the Bills can't win a Super Bowl", super chokers, etc., would have been tough to overcome in any follow up trips. Better to get stronger and smarter before we hit that first Super Bowl for this team - it HAS to be a win.
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The vast majority of us wanted to believe that somehow, some way, the Bills were going to band together and rise up and win themselves and the city of Buffalo a Super Bowl championship - despite everything that had been thrown at them. What a grand documentary that would have made. One for the ages. But I suspect deep down inside as the difficulties mounted and turned from bad to worse, most of us started to realize it just wasn't likely that it was going to be our year. It takes a combination of skill and a degree of good fortune to win a championship. And luck was something we absolutely did not have.
The result yesterday wasn't what we hoped for, but if we're honest with ourselves I think we knew it wasn't going to be our year. I'm looking forward to better seasons in the future. Like someone said - when football can be fun again!
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2 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:
They are more than just a Von Miller away on the defensive line alone. They cant get pressure up the middle, and they cant get pressure off the edge without him.
I know we are more than a Von Miller away, but some are acting like we need to fire all the coaches and blow the team up. With all our players healthy and Von and Hyde playing, this might have been a lot closer, maybe a win. I just don't think we need to blow up the team. More bruising power in the middle of the line, that can collapse the pocket? Yes - we need that too.
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After the 13 seconds debacle I think the feeling was we were a Von Miller away from getting where we needed to be against the teams with the best QB's (Mahomes, Burrow). I don't know if we can definitively say that wasn't true. We won't know because we lost him, then all the other series of unfortunate events to deal with happened. Put Von Miller back, erase all the misfortune and maybe, just maybe things turn out differently - including capturing the bye. We won't ever know. But it creates a serious quandry into considering where to go from here. Maybe we really aren't as far away as most are thinking based upon this one lackluster performance.
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18 minutes ago, Iverwig said:
🤔 Milano says the team lacked energy. SMH
Are the Bengals really that much better than us, or did the Bills just run out of gas?
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6 minutes ago, BeavercreekBillsFan said:
Must be a harsh reality to those who bashed us that called this all week. This was always a bad matchup for us but more importantly I HOPE (can’t stress that enough) that this gets frazier canned and McDermott (although that’s not happening). Will you all admit Beane isn’t all that great either finally? Hasn’t drafted a pro bowler in 4 years. Holes everywhere.
Our offensive and defensive lines were manhandled. But of course the coaches should have just had them play harder? Face it we were physically overpowered today. It certainly didn't help that we fell behind by 14 early. Playing behind by a lot most of the day allowed the Bengals to keep bringing pressure on Josh. But lord their "backup" O-line and running game just made our D look bad. I don't think it's coaching, I think we need to upgrade our talent on both lines.
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3 minutes ago, BuffaloBillsMagic1 said:
Another disappointing game by Diggs, can you imagine if we kept the puck and drafted Jefferson
It looked like he was wide open on our last shot to the endzone, instead Josh threw it to a covered Davis. Not that it would have likely mattered...
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2 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
As soon as people started taking about the Bengals o-line being banged up, I knew they would run all over us. It never ever fails. Backups kick our ass.
Their starting O-line was injured. The back-ups were healthy, fresh, strong, and quite capable.
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3 minutes ago, GolfandBills said:
It would be nice to have half as good an OL as they have.
That Eagles O-line looks massive!
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1 hour ago, clayboy54 said:
Feliciano for the Giants.
Is that the Feliciano that played for the Bills? I thought he played guard?
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As I said in the game thread - with Mahomes injured there's blood in the water now for the Bills and Bengals. Tomorrow we'll see who wants it more. Go Bills - the stage is set for you!!
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With an injured Mahomes there's blood in the water now for the Bills and Bengals
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Bengals @ Chiefs AFC Championship (Please do not bring Bills commentary in here)
in The Stadium Wall
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He's had a lot more "off" throws in the second half. Ankle issues perhaps? I think he's not going to be able to pull out the win.