mannc

Yep, Detroit had it bad too this year, but this is two years in a row for the Bills’ D. Three years, really.

Once again, all our injuries are on defense...I've never seen anything like it.

I think a lot of people see the Ravens as a tougher matchup for us than KC, and if we can beat the Ravens, then we should be able to win this one, even at Arrowhead. Simple as that...

I think that was his second pro season…

Kansas City’s time is up, and they know it. The only thing that worries me a little is Mahomes’s ability to manufacture a bunch of “no one believes in us” outrage at being ignored in the MVP discussion…it’s the kind of thing Brady would have done to get an edge.

The Bills had quite a bit of success blitzing Lamar (I think he was 5-12 for 80 when blitzed), so why are you so sure that won’t work against KC?

With his back to the pylon, I think Andrews also had to be worried about where he was on the field and not landing out of bounds before he got both feet down…that could be enough to distract him from fully concentrating on the football.

Yeah, it’s ridiculous to say their window is closed. All their key guys will be back. They will likely be the NFC Super Bowl favorite to start the season.

The national media reaction to this game makes me realize that even after we win the Super Bowl, a large percentage of these idiots will try to cheapen it any way they can…and they will fail.

What in the world is Ohio State doing?

Is Freeman drunk?

Really????

This is not quite correct, but I'll admit, the rule is a bit unclear. As I understand it, you can challenge a spot if the challenge relates to whether you got a first down, or if it involves the goal line. Sometimes a challenge may be unsuccessful--when review shows that the ball was short of the first down marker--which causes the challenging team to lose a timeout, but the ball is nonetheless re-spotted because the original spot was wrong. Here I suppose McDermott could have challenged on the basis that Allen scored a TD on the run...the challenge would not have "succeeded" because he clearly didn't cross the goal line, but the replay would have potentially resulted in a correct spot. At that point, we had plenty of timeouts so "losing" the challenge would not have mattered.

How does it do that?

Ray Davis, for example