Dr. K

Just win the last two games. I'm sure that's all Allen cares about.

Bills 27 Pats 16 …but I know nothing, John Snow.

27-20 Bills

I hate all the bloviating by the talking heads on the sports shows about how suddenly the Bills are playoff bound and maybe the best team in the AFC nobody wants to play them etc. etc. yada yada yada. It's all BS. Just beat the Chargers. That's all that matters, all that anybody on this team should care about this week. Shut that noise out, because that's all it is--noise.

And yet at the time many people said Dorsey did not deserve to be fired, that he was a “scapegoat.”

Bengals looking like a team of destiny.

I think he should retire to avoid ending up with possible serious consequences from a spinal injury.

It's so illogical for Mahommes and the Chiefs and their fans to whine that the official negated a great play. He threw the flag the second the ball was snapped, before Mahommes threw the ball, before Kelsay caught it, before the lateral to Toney and the TD. As far as he was concerned he was calling a five-yard penalty on an egregious offside alignment. What was he supposed to do, say, "Okay, in this last minute I no longer enforce the Offside rule no matter how blatantly the player violates it?" I get that the Chiefs are frustrated that this amazing play was negated because of this flag. If it happened to the Bills I would be suicidal. But the only way the ref could have known this is if he had a time machine. Blame Kadarius Toney for a dumb mistake. And don't blame the ref for not warning him. Toney was lined up in tight, right up against the linemen, inside of the wide receiver. He was miles away from the sideline ref, and only ten feet away from the ball and the center. He didn't need the ref to warn him if he was lined up wrong. He just had to look ten feet to his right, see the ball, and fix it himself. Was the ref supposed to blow his whistle, run onto the field and tell him where to stand?

Imagine Cook’s numbers if he could actually pass protect so they didn’t have to replace him to keep Josh from getting killed.

The league is not fixed and to think so is silly. The refs, however, have never been so incompetent.

This has been my reaction, too. The prevailing sentiment around here (and I admit, with provocation from the terrible losses the Bills have taken) is not that the glass is only half-full. There is no glass, no water, no air, no sun, no life, kill me now—no, kill McDermott first then kill me—no, kill everybody who hasn't already stuck their head in a plastic bag and slit their wrists. Kill Beane and Pegula and Gabe Davis, too, while we're killing people. Did I remember to say kill me now? I almost forgot—kill the refs, too. Gimme a drink.

It's up to the Bills to win at least four of these games. If they can afford to lose one, it would most likely be the Cowboys. They have too many AFC losses already. First, the Chiefs. The Bills CAN win it, but given the repeated failures they've had this season, I have no confidence they will.

What a relief not to have to think about the Bills this Sunday, or watch another excruciating loss. What a bummer this season has been. How much grief they’ve brought me over the 59 years I’ve been a fan of this team. Some joy too, but not as much.

It may have been a thing in Philadelphia, but I doubt that anybody elsewhere ever used the phrase before the 80's, and in most places, much later. Find me an advertisement from the 90's that uses the term "Black Friday." The "Black Friday anyone knew about in 1962 was the day that the stock market crashed in 1869, driving the U.S. economy into a deep depression. https://www.investopedia.com/black-friday-definition-stock-market-crash-5089369

"Black Friday" was absolutely NOT a thing in 1962. I never heard the term until the last 20 years.

Bills 31 Eagles 30

It's nice to know that if the Bills win the Super Bowl this season McDermott can hold onto his job. That shows how broad-minded the anti-McDermott fans are.

Maybe they should just fire Beane and hire you.

I'm joking, but he said he'd embarrassed Allen earlier this season. Then he tried to walk it back. https://heavy.com/sports/buffalo-bills/robert-saleh-jets-josh-allen-comments/

Enough of this despair and backbiting and negativity! No less a Bills fan than William Shakepeare, when he ran into a so-called fan at the Big Tree Inn who said the Bills playoff window was closed, waved a chicken wing in his face and called him "O gull, O dolt, as ignorant as dirt!" When Robert Saleh said that the Jets defense was going to "embarass" Josh Allen in today's game, Shakespeare called him "a poisonous bunch-backed toad," a "foot-licker," and "an elvish-marked, abortive, rooting hog." About Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, Shakespeare said he has "not so much brain as ear-wax." Shakespeare said that against the Bills defense the Jets offense was "roast meat for worms." Finally, when considering Zack Wilson as a quarterback, he said, "The soul of this man is in his clothes." Trust me, you don't mess with the Bard of Avon.

Final score: 38-10. or thereabouts

Because I am mentally ill.

They just need to win the games. They easily could have beaten the Jags, the Jets, the Pats. Despite whatever injuries or drawbacks they've had, they ought to be 7-1 or 6-2 at the worst right now.

Nine of ten pundits at the NFL website pick the Bengals over the Bills, eight of eight pick the Bengals at the CBS NFL website, and seven of ten pick the Bengals at the ESPN site. That's 24 of 28 total picking the Bengals.

There are dumb people showing themselves every day here.