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Just posted this, but the comp to the early 2000s Colts is scary accurate:

Obviously, heartbreaking, again. Reposting this one, this is very, very weird for a comp.

So I remember the following 3: - Vikings 2018 - Chiefs 2021 - Chiefs 2022 What were the other 2?

Trying to remember which games he’s done it, and what his record is when he does?

Looking ahead, I was wondering what the Sunday night game is on week 6, when we play the Chiefs. It’s Dallas-Philly, which at this rate would be a huge stinker. According to the procedures here: https://www.nfl.com/schedules/flexible-scheduling-procedures there’s no reason it can’t be, flexing can start as early as week 5. I know Jerruh (and CBS) may fight tooth and nail against it, but you have to think the NFL would want this in primetime. Anyone else agree?

That article drove me nuts! Is it a blown opportunity? Yeah, but with Allen we've got potentially a decade or more shots at it. 5 years ago we would have killed for one shot, would we not have? Lets be honest, 15 years ago we would have. Amazing how much expectations have changed

Update for this year… check the comp again…. Very, very strange. I think a better comparison would be the early to mid 2000 Colts teams. This team reminds me so much of that Colts team. If you look at the playoff record they had before they won their Super Bowl, its eerily similar. Taken from https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/clt/playoffs.htm and https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/playoffs.htm for reference: Colts 2000 -> Lost in Wildcard round Bills 2017 -> Lost in Wildcard round Colts 2001 -> Missed playoffs Bills 2018 -> Missed playoffs Colts 2002 -> Lost in Wildcard round Bills 2019 -> Lost in Wildcard round Colts 2003 -> Went to AFC Championship, lost to NE Bills 2020 -> Went to AFC Championship, lost to KC Colts 2004 -> Lost to NE in divisional round Bills 2021 -> Lost to KC in divisional round Taking a look at what the future might hold, if past is prologue: Colts 2005 -> Lost in divisional round to Pitt Bills 2022 -> Lost in divisional round to Cinci Colts 2006 -> Beat NE in AFC Championship, won Super Bowl Bills 2023 -> Beat KC in AFC Championship, win Super Bowl? I'd take that, wouldn't you? 😆

Totally on the Bills bandwagon at this point... 👍🏻

Hurts pulled...

You’ve got to be kidding!!!!

How do you leave one on one coverage in that situation?

Wow!!!!!!

Yessssssssssssssss!

Packers trade up...

Not sure on the math of the trade, that seems like a lot...

Very early, just hypothetical trade. Maybe the Raiders want a QB before the Broncos/Dolphins have a shot. Trade chart shows: Bills 9th: 1350 Raiders picks: 740 + 680 = 1420 (About a 5% premium) Thoughts?

Anyone else feel like Baltimore is head hunting with how much they’ve been leading with their helmet today?

Holy schnikes! ?

No review? Did it look like to anyone else that Brady didn’t cross the plane, looked like he pulled it back just short.

And 2 players landed on Luck on that sack, no call? Fix is in...

I didn’t see that he was down when he lost the ball, and the ref threw the fumble blue flag, how did Indy not challenge it? Typical Pats bs

For Bills podcasts have to agree that the best is The Bills Beat with Busgalia and Fairburn. Good analysis without a lot of the BS. Cover 1 Buffalo also does a real good job with in depth analysis - a couple of the regulars have had some coaching experience. Others I have in my rotation - Buffalo Rumblings Podcast - Locked on Bills

Sounds like a Tyrion Lannister move - one where conflicting stories were told to potential leakers, to identify which one has been internally leaking stuff. If so, cold and awesome move!