Big Turk

Going just like most Chief regular season games the last 2 years. Play like crap, stay in it for long enough, steal the game at the end when the other team does something ridiculous that almost is too absurd to imagine happening but seems to happen against the Chiefs every game.

Didn't stop me from streaming the game elsewhere as I worked on my computer and used one of the other monitors

How can someone blame a player for being 10 yards off in coverage when they don't know the defensive call and where he was supposed to be lining up?

Defenses are way more complex today than when Walsh was coaching. He would have a lot of adjusting and catching up to do.

He gets a lot more money up front because it gets converted to bonus.

Uhh...it's held up twice against Baltimore in the playoffs.

Normally I just copy the link and paste and hit enter and it automatically does it. Did that and it said it was automatically embedding and acted like it does before it embeds it where it kind of blanks out a section before the tweet pops up but the tweet never popped up. Tried like 5 times in different ways...weird.

Why would there not be? You have the most productive player in NFL history in both the regular and post-season and you continuously fail him due to your defense allowing the most points ever of any team in playoff elimination games over a 5 year period. He should feel pressure and if that doesn't drive him to be better, then I don't want him here.

Also what is up with X links not embedding properly even tho they say they are embedded?

Montana was on the Pat McAfee show and Bruce Arians asked him the question... That's some pretty high praise coming from one of the best to ever do it and who some still consider the GOAT. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/article/joe-montana-lists-current-qbs-185746071.html

It's always been like that...the Bills typically are peaking in December where they have a phenomenal record under McD. At the end of the day, this team will only go as far as the D lets them in the playoffs, which is always their Achilles heel in January. Until he figures out how to at least get an average performance in key games, we are going to continue to spin our wheels.

It's like baseball except you only run 2 bases, you can hit the ball in any direction and there are more people and the field is bigger. And the games can literally go on for a week 🤣

With Fields at QB? Doubtful. That dude sucks ass

So was Trevor Lawrence's, but he is making $55 million a year to be terrible.

💯 They just use that as an easy excuse to do what they were going to do anyway, but would have to find a harder excuse for if it didn't exist.

I'm sure 5 others will come to take it's place and fill the void. Think this was a coincidence in timing? Doubt it.

Guess you forgot about the Colts game where he made multiple long toe tap catches on the sidelines in critical situations? We really have short memories here I guess.

Yeah it definitely hurts, but they are going to suck anyway so not sure how much it matters 🤣

I don't care who was hurt. Nobody put up 200+ yards and 4 TDs against the Bills when they were missing half the starting defense.

Except in the playoffs where he goes off?

Not sure how many #4-5 WRs put up 850 yards and average 17.5 YPC, but sure...I guess maybe in Wonderland they do.

Considering most WR's are touching the ball an average of 8-10 yards down the field, would not be a fair comparison when they have a 13-15 yard head start from where the RB begins touching the ball 3-5 yards behind the LOS.

AP interviewed Thurman Thomas regarding the RB position becoming devalued in today's NFL...as usual, Thurman always has interesting thoughts. https://apnews.com/article/nfl-running-back-salaries-f4d564fbaf9b134e342b12e22ba13156 Also, an interesting tidbit on Cook and his holdout...from what it said in the article, this is part of a larger plan amongst the RB's to start driving the position's value back up, as they talked about a text chain among the RB's talking about this, and Cook seemingly held out in relation to this goal in mind. Not sure if this angle was covered or not while it was going on, but essentially it seems like Cook is part of a larger ploy at work by the RB's to force teams to start paying them better.

At least Allen won't have to worry about getting his junk grabbed anymore 😂