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  1. 23 minutes ago, 90sBills said:


    This is the first year that KC’s defense has been ‘shut down’. Mahomes has been this way since he stepped on the field. No amount of coaching can instill those kinds of instincts. It’s ok to acknowledge a QB’s greatness even though he’s not a Bill. Root for the Bills to kick his ass when they play but gotta give credit when he’s great. 

     

    Plus Mahomes said after the Baltimore game, his D was playing so well he didn't want to mess it up. He game managed,  and punted rather than doing anything risking a fumble, INT or sack.  I think if KC needed to score 27 to win they would've.  The game scenario didn't call for it.  Smart.

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  2. 19 hours ago, CincyBillsFan said:

    KC had much better skill players in 2019, 2020 & 2021.  They had a much better offensive line in 2022. 

     

    As for Mahomes being ahead of Allen in the "mental" aspects of football I agree and would point a finger at Reid as the reason.  On his best day DaBoll was only a fraction as smart an offensive guy as Reid.

     

     

     

    I agree that Mahomes is ahead but i think it's much more than Reid.  He makes these little decisions during a play that other QBs just screw up or panic about.  

    For example, against the Ravens it was a 3rd down around midfield still early in the game.  The edge rusher was right in Mahomes' face so fast on a screen pass.  Most QBs would have thrown it right into the defender for a deflected incompletion or taken a sack. Mahomes calmly lobbed it very high over the edge rusher's arms with nice little touch right to his RB in stride for a conversion and nice gain.  Very underrated stuff like that and it's all Mahomes on instinct,

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  3. 20 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

    I genuinely don't understand the energy or outcry at ~30 seconds of showing Taylor Swift in broadcast.

     

    I don't listen to her music and I have no skin in the game here, but it is bizarre how worked up some folks are getting. 

     

    Most of us don't care one bit.  It's the loudmouths on social media and talking heads that make a big deal out of it.  

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  4. I don't care that he skips the Pro Bowl, it's not even a game anymore.  I do care that he's not voted to the AFC team.  After Allen's career ends, like all his QB colleagues... all their NFL honors will be tallied up and placed on their resumes.    Josh will have like 1 Pro Bowl, no MVP's, no nothing.  It's silly but sad for the career he will have.  The guy is a one man offense.

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  5. 2 minutes ago, MarkyMannn said:

    So the other day I was on Spotrac looking at some Bills contracts. Looked at Josh. Then the thought hit me. What if Josh gets Really frustrated here. He could force a trade out of here in 2026 when he's 30. Even easier the following year

     

    I don’t know the circumstances that will lead to it but i’ve always thought he’d be playing for the 49ers or Rams by his early 30’s.  But hey he’s gonna give it his all for the Bills in the prime years of his career, especially his running like a madman years. 

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  6. All these concepts and just look at Kansas City.  They have solid trenches. They play tough D especially in the red zone, and Mahomes does what’s necessary to win that specific game.  Vs Baltimore he backed off and said his D was playing well and he just didn’t want to make a mistake and turn it over.

    The Bills have a winning culture. They will Win, i don’t think any massive scheme changes are needed. Play better D in the playoffs and execute better in crunch time

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  7. They had a nice improvement year in 2022 but this season the Lions really exploded on the scene at 12-5.  

     

    There's always great storylines in the NFL, but next season it will be really interesting to follow how Detroit handles being one of the NFC teams being hunted by everyone else.  

  8. 46 minutes ago, Low Positive said:

    I went to the Commanders' board and there is a lot more to all of this. He told them this while the Commanders' owner and GM were on the plane en route to Detroit to interview him. This after last year essentially accepting the Panthers job and then deciding to stay in Detroit at the last second. This is not a good look for him. Albright is reporting that he is asking for $15 million per year.  FWIW, I feel for those fans. It reads like a drought-ear coaching search thread around here.

     

    https://es.redskins.com/topic/453428-moving-towards-our-future-front-office-and-coaching-hires-all-the-way-to-the-water-boy-adam-peters-hired-as-gm/page/323/

     

    Not quite Josh McDaniels level at Indy but he’s getting closer.  Definitely not a great look.  And there are no guarantees of anything.  The Lions may have stiffer competition next season and injuries are always around the corner. Could be tough to repeat. 

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  9. 31 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:

    It's sad watching & listening to the completely different national takes on Jackson & Allen's games against KC.  Most of the talking heads hate that they have to admit that Jackson played poorly but man are they coming up with excuses none of them would give Allen.

     

     

    FWIW,  I lurked over at the KC message boards and they think the best QBs in the AFC after Mahomes are Allen then Burrow... then Lawrence, Stroud and Lamar 6th at best.  So at least those fans know the real deal.

     

     

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  10. 2 hours ago, RkFast said:

    And in ten years when the NFC is "dominant" again?

     

     

    This.  It's all cyclical.  Since a lot of the AFC have their QBs, the new batch of rookie QBs are starting to head over to the NFC.  Carolina screwed up as it appears C.J. Stroud should be in the NFC not Bryce Young but oh well, what are you gonna do.  Caleb and Drake Maye are likely headed to the NFC.

     

  11. 53 minutes ago, bobobonators said:

    Why do the Bills always play this song on gamedays?  The song is 20yrs old and, as far as I’m aware, has zero relevance to Buffalo. 
     

    In my opinion, playing this song comes off as tacky, outdated and simply put:  embarrassing. 
     

    1. Why do we play this song?

    2. Who is responsible for selecting the playlist on game days. 
     

    Any info would be greatly appreciated. 

     

    I think of this song more for Ravens game days.  They've featured the Seven Nation Army tune for as long as I can remember going to that Stadium, which is many years.  I don't recall it being used in Buffalo until well after.  So I think the Bills jumped on the bandwagon which many teams have done.

  12. 2 hours ago, \GoBillsInDallas/ said:

    Why did the Ravens run the ball only 16 times against the Chiefs? Didn't they watch the Bills game to see the success that the Bills running game was having?

     

    The National talking heads are giving credit to Spags.  Apparently KC's plan was to take away the Ravens ground attack and force Lamar to be a QB.  So Lamar throws 37 times which is too many and he inexplicably doesn't take off and scramble nearly enough.  He could have created more especially in the 2nd half when the Baltimore D held the line.

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