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Hers? I keed, I keed

That wont happen till the #1 seed is out of reach. And for good reason.

I have no feelings for the Lions - positive or negative, except for this weekend. The only other team I even consider rooting for, is the Packers because they are "small market" like the Bills. Even then, I wouldn't call it a second favorite. As in love, so in sports, I only have one favorite (at any given time of course)

I sat on a different couch seat this time for the first half. Then I superstitiously went to my regular seat in the second half and the Bills started scoring a lot. So you guys can blame me for being boneheaded and it taking me an entire half of football to figure out.

Random thought - I am waiting for the TV ratings to come out. My bet is a that this game will hit some record given that one of the teams was LA and Allen is must-see TV.

Healthy roster for sure. We were undermanned on D in at least two playoffs and it showed. The good thing right now is not only that we will have our injured players back but they will return at least 3 games before the playoffs so they can come up to game speed again. Wish we could control it, but stay injury free the rest of the way.

I can't profess to predict what will happen but this is a good gut check for us. Bad games happen but then if we bounce back and fix the D issues we saw yesterday, then the hope for a long playoff run will still be active. Detroit has the horses to do what the Ravens and Rams did to us. I wouldn't want to expect the O to always score 40+ . I'm hoping Kincaid and Coleman are back so they can help in this game and be fully up to speed for the playoffs. The scare at the back of my mind is that we reach the SB and then get exposed like we did yesterday.

Bills win 31-17 Continued membership in this forum is a reward unto itself

Not a fan of his ultra aggressive style. Cost him a playoff game and almost cost the game yesterday. His unsuccessful attempt to go for it from deep in their own territory gifted the Pack a TD.

Our future opponents are in so much trouble !

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Going into the playoffs with a healthy defense will be wonderful. And a healed up Kincaid, Coleman. We do need go to figure out how to stop the Ravens and Texans types of game plans.

Agreed with both of you. Our productive offense allows McBabich to run this defense.

My assorted Packers, Bears, Bengals and Patriots fan friends also love watching Allen play. They find him to be very entertaining and gritty to watch.

A few weeks back, QB (I think it was Herbert) scrambling to get a critical first down and get out of bounds "Oh myyyy Gawd. There are only a couple of QBs in the league like Mahomes and Jackson who can make a play like that" That was the point when I decided that this guy is a total clueless idiot. The level of stupidity in that statement was monumental

It will be sweeter and set a whole lot of wrongs right. But it's a stretch to hope for that this year as I am not convinced the Chiefs will make the AFCCG

Serves you right for letting Hailee make the move before you.

I didnt realize Kincaid's injury was this bad. But its okay to not play him this week if not fully healed up. Cooper being up to speed and Coleman being back will very much help.

I really want the Chiefs to get hammered in the playoffs so that this narrative about them being clutch, being able to squeeze out victories and being able to flip the switch in the playoffs can meet with a well deserved death. While their recent success is commendable, I can also use the Not For Long label to say that pedigree can easily get exposed in the playoffs if not supported by talent and ability.

That was really well done

That's the only way he knows. But coming back from injury, I hope he is on a snap count. Also, I want him at full strength and warmed up for a playoff run.

Maybe. Lions are pretty good too. But it's between those two teams

I was also going to say, how many posts before the "yea, but ...." starts?

Pickens should give full effort every down and then he can be a hot head

Browns win