Dr. K

I've had this since I was a kid.

I agree. The Bills always flop in whiteout games.

Coaching malpractice by the Ravens. They take Henry out of the game, exposing Lamar to the blitz. Stupid.

I may prefer the Chiefs losing, but either one losing is fine with me. Let the Bills, as I am sure the coaches and the players agree, take care of their own business.

The answer is always the Chiefs. I don't care how sick they look right now, I won't believe they are dead until I see them buried at the crossroads with a stake through their heart.

If the Bills are beating them badly, give Cook a rest. Need to manage his work load for later in the season and playoffs.

From the beginning of the Fins franchise in 1966 through 1986, the Bills and Dolphins played 42 games. At that point the record was Dolphins 35, Bills 7, with one tie.

I've been a Bills fan since the 1960s. I lived through the Dolphins winning 20 games straight against the Bills in the 1970s. For the longest time the Dolphins held what I considered an insurmountable lead in head-to-head games over the Bills. After last night's game, the all-time Bills-Dolphins record is Dolphins 62, Bills 61, with one tie.

I was impressed by the number of different two- and three-TE plays Brady dialed up, both passing and run blocking. It looked to me that it could cause defenses a lot of problems.

After the game Bernard said that he had been coached to look out for that specific play. He had studied it on tape. He knew the throw was coming and exactly where it was coming to, and I believe he even said that the coach told him, "You better catch it when it comes."

The fan was out of line. I don't blame Jackson for a second.

Annie Oakley (1860-1926) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Oakley She played for the original Buffalo Bill.

I can see that they might have called roughing because the refs frequently do on clean plays, but realistically, there was only a fraction of a second between when Lamar released the pass and Oliver hit him. No way could Oliver have held up at that point. It was a brutal but clean hit.

I was stunned and amazed at the Bills comeback. It produced one of the most memorable games I've ever seen by the team. After the high of the win wears off, however, I think most of us see that the Bills have some serious problems going forward. If the Bills defense plays the way they did for the first three quarters of the game, they are going to have a season like the Bengals last season and miss the playoffs. The offense struggled but at least, with Allen, made some plays and managed to score 19 points through three quarters. But the defense was awful. Physically overmatched, and the Ravens did whatever they wanted as if they were men playing boys. Serious issues with both run and pass defense. I think they can be better, but I'm not convinced those weaknesses aren't fundamental. McDermott and Babich have their work cut out for them. They are not going to stop any good team playing the way they did last night. They say the first game of the season is a liar. The result of this game are no indication that the Bills are going to go to any Super Bowls.

This was a great and ridiculous win. The Bills were totally outplayed--at least on defense--though most of the game. I don't know what you can predict about the rest of the season from this result. The Bills have to fix their defense. There are 16 more games to go. The Bills are likely to have to play the Ravens again and they have to be better. Who knows what the rest of the season will be like. But right now that doesn't matter. One of the happiest postgame feelings I've had in sixty years of following this team.