Big Turk

The problem with most of these callers is they are low IQ mouthbreathers that don't even make sense most of the time. It hurts my brain to try and think how what they say makes any logical sense to them. Don't get me wrong, there are some goods ones, but by and in large the point remains.

That's Schopp. Awaken 180...some "miracle new program". Honest to God, losing weight is simple, but it's not easy because it requires discipline. I dropped 80 lbs in a year last year(245-165). - Eliminate refined sugars/sugary drinks/HFCS - Drink a lot of water - Eat single ingredient foods - Prioritize Protein to 1-1.2g/lb of body weight - Walk 10K+ steps a day - Resistance Train 3-4x/ week. If people did these things consistently the weight would fall off them as if by magic.

I'd love to see a comparison of the injury reports in other years going into the playoffs...this is crazy to see how healthy this team is now.

And KC

Even when you do everything right, Josh Allen still makes you wrong more times than anyone else.

He embarrasses people and he lets them know about it...kinda like Larry Bird

Josh Allen to Broncos DC if his plan is to blitz heavily and go man coverage:

Wouldn't be surprised if they elevated Hardy for that role since he was an exceptional returner at Penn State but it would be pretty tough to trust a guy in that spot who hasn't played much, if all during the season...

He has scrambled more than anyone other than Jayden Daniels this year. Which makes sense...when rookies get pressured or don't have anything open, they are far more likely to try and pull it and run than to let something develop. That comes with more experience and comfortableness in the offense, as well as once the game starts to slow down more for them in years 3 and 4, etc.

Sunday weather keeps improving...basically perfect football weather for this time of year. Cloudy, 31 degrees and light winds 5-10 mph. Weather will NOT play a factor in this it seems.

McDermott is going absolutely nowhere. For coaches with 100+ games coached, McD is 2nd only to LaFleur in win percentage among active coaches and he has coached 31 more games. The reason why it's important to go more than 4-5 years is because it eliminates coaches who have won with only one group of core players mainly and starts showing what happens when the team has to reload on the fly/shuttle aging vets and replace them with younger players.

McD beats them regularly during the regular season and SHOULD have beat them once if not for a massive blunder at a key time and maybe even twice(last year) in the playoffs. But it doesn't count til you actually do it...and I think once he actually does it, the floodgates will open in terms of playoff success...kinda like Reid once he won his first SB after hearing how he could never do it.

There were also plenty of games where Allen was essentially handing the ball off most of the 2nd half since they had big leads even when he was playing like in the first Dolphin game.

The Bills are the 2nd winningest team in all of pro sports over the last 5 years, what the F are you talking about?

That's what happens when you release 3 future HOF's in the same year...the power of 3.

Funny...people are taking less money to play with Josh Allen or to remain here now.

I'm going to guess their pass rush is a non-factor and Allen carves them up like a Thanksgiving Turkey.

There is something to be said for only having so much in the tank in terms of emotional energy and "fired upness". Perhaps that is why after a long season and some good wildcard performances, his performances drastically decreased in the divisional round and AFCCG

FYI, here is Rome talking about the incident: TLDR: Rome says it was not staged at all and he was young and dumb and it was all his fault. Said they have never spoken since.

You mean..... Chris??

Bills beat 2 teams who went a combined 30-1(sorry, not counting the last KC game where they essentially rolled over) against the rest of the NFL and did so in dominating fashion in both games.

I mean sure, some of them were, but there is a massive difference in the strength training, off-season workouts, nutrition, etc starting at a young age for a lot of these players and going thru their entire careers now that was never even thought of back then. I would not be surprised if there was a relative decrease of .2-.3 on 40 times across the board from back then on average for each position group.

It's so wild watching these old highlight clips...it looks like the players are literally running in slow motion compared to today...so crazy how much bigger, faster, stronger the NFL has gotten in 40-50 years...

Bills 31 Broncs 20

Wonder if we see Hardy called up since he was exceptional on returns in college?