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Don't bring the logic into this discussion. We're in full-on offseason panic mode. Wait until the Pats draft a QB. This place will declare the Bills as the worst team in the division.

The only reason that BB wants to continue coaching is to break Shula's record. He can't do that as DC.

I don't think that he ***** his pants this time. I think that Chris Jones made a play. Also, if the BIlls had won the game you could say that the Andy Reid ***** his pants with that trick play call on the goal line. Run Pacheco straight ahead and it's a sure 7 points and probably the game. Listen, I would not shed a single tear if Pegula fired McDermott today. I think that he's pretty good as a leader of men but I don't like his game management skills and I want someone who could bring some of that Shanahan magic. I think that Josh needs a new voice and a completely new offensive system. Not because what the Bills are doing is not working, but I think there needs to be a shakeup. But I also don't think that McDermott was the absolute cause of this loss. The Bills were not "embarrassed" and Reid didn't "completely outcoach" McDermott. Both offenses moved the ball pretty much at will, but the Chiefs made a few extra plays. I will give you that the Chiefs made better HT adjustments, but that's because they had to. We were winning at the half and running the ball with ease. In the end, it was a close game between two good teams. Again, Jones made a heck of a play driving Dion into Josh, or else the Bills may have won the game. That was, BTW, the first great play that Jones made all game. But people on this board are talking like the BIlls got boat raced like the Cowboys did. I get the frustration. I tore my Bills hat apart in the heat of the loss and declared that I was no longer a fan of the Buffalo Bills (I do this every year). My 18-yo daughter broke down in tears. My son didn't call me for 2 days and I still haven't spoken to my mother about the game. But after a few days now I am ready to move on. I also know that Pegula is not firing McDermott so getting worked up about that is futile. I will say that if the Bills draft that white CB from Iowa I will lose my 💩.

Yeah, it’s called confirmation bias. Its just so much worse now that we have instant access to any and all information.

Harbaugh and Spanos might not make two years.

Everyone here in Cincinnati is very sure that they will promote the QB coach Dan Pitcher.

And for the most part, Hochuli stayed out of it. It was a great game to watch for neutral fans. But then again so was 13 seconds.

That was a great game. I didn't like the outcome, but it was a great game.

This board, since about 11:00 on Sunday night, has been one big example of confirmation bias and absolute dichotomous thinking.

Just as an aside, the Bills went offense for their first two picks last year. That fact seems to be conveniently forgotten in these parts.

jim Harbaugh is going to the Chargers. Belichick is going to the Falcons. Those are givens that will be announced tomorrow.

I have sat in the same chair for every win this year. I couldn't this week because that furniture was moved to the basement in preparation for new furniture delivery tomorrow. I wanted to watch the game down there, but it is really cold here so I watched the game in a folding chair in the living room. Sorry guys.

This is the best message board in the NFL. I read all the other ones, and the personal attacks and swearing makes them very toxic. The conversation here is usually more civil due to the moderation. It's you and the other mods that make this place what it is.

My take is that it was a great football game between two good teams. Someone had to lose. Unfortunately, it had to be the Bills again. We are looking for absolutes and/or excuses but it just came down to a few plays.

Even with Burrow's contract, they have a lot of cap space. Their problem is a cash-poor owner who can't afford to do the cap gymnastics that other owners do. Also, Tee is going to get paid like a #1 when he isn't one. He drops a lot of passes.

Sure, but the game was still RIGHT THERE at the end for the taking. That had nothing to do with injuries to the defense.

Same thing was true with Mike McDaniel, Kevin O'Connell, Shane Steichen, and Zac Taylor himself.

Let me give you an on-the-ground report from Cincinnati. Bengals fans think that Taylor is a horrible playcaller and wanted those duties handed to Callahan. They complain about a lack of motion and creativity that gets covered up by Burrow and Chase. Oh, and they all want Anarumo fired most of all. The Bengals had one of the worst defenses this year. Bills fans don't know this because they played their best game of the year against us.

They might have to make an internal coaching hire too. Who wants to move their family just to have Tepper fire them in 8 months?

Sounds to me like he doesn't have much of a choice but to test free agency.

The Ravens fall-off last year was because Lamar got hurt. The big difference this year is that, for once, he played in all the games.

No. Because if we had scored a TD there we would have only been up 3 and we know how that story would have ended. Josh did throw it into the EZ twice. They were going for a TD. They just didn't connect. If you want to sum up the entire game by one play, it was Chris Jones driving Dawkins into Allen to stop that TD. It was a great play by a great player.

I hope that the Ravens do win, because it will break that stupid 5-year rule that everyone likes to cite.

All we need is Josh to dress up as McDermott for Halloween to complete the cycle.