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How did Clemens and Bonds hurt it? Because they were too good?

I mean...I know the Bills lost to the Jags, but the Cardinals got their s*** pushed in by the Lions. That's hilarious. Dan Campbell is coach of the year.

Told you guys that the Patriots are frauds. I love watching Jonathan Taylor work

That's the NFL for you. Roger Goodell would sell his own mother for 5 bucks and a handy.

Boy the Chargers stink. How do you lose that one?

There's being aggressive and then there's being stupid and reckless. Jesus Christ, Staley, reel it it. Or use Herbert on a sneak once in awhile ffs

These prolific college coaches never turn out well in the NFL because it turns out you can't treat grown men like s*** and have them respect you. It's actually surprising that he's so successful outside the NFL, who the hell would want to play for that dickhead? Oh, and he got fired today, lol, so that's something

Holy f*** What an *******. How is he still employed?

No worries man. I felt oddly good about this win until the gravity of those calls/non-calls fully hit me. I didn't think they could have been THAT obvious. Maybe 50/50. Watch Carlton Davis after the Diggs play in the endzone. Watch him roll on to his front and immediately pound the ground with his fist. He knew he was about to get called, and it never came. Anyway, I've been waiting all season for the Bills to show their full potential because we've only seen glimpses here and there amongst undisciplined play and carelessness. This was full potential Bills who can absolutely paste anyone they want. Dawkins finally recovered from his bout with the coof and is good again, Spencer Brown had a bad first half and then became a monster in the second, giving Josh lots of time to throw against arguably the best D-Line in football. And amongst all that, Josh Allen ascended to godhood. He finally took the team on his back and gutted out one of the most admirable performances I've ever seen. If they play like this consistently, a lot of teams are in a lot of trouble. This game was a win by the Bills that was snatched from them by officiating, but I'm not feeling bad about out brady-ing Brady in the second half, in their house, against the defending SB champs and current SB faves.

They didn't blow it. This game was decided by the officials. Stefon Diggs had a perfect back shoulder fade where he was gripped and pulled from the front of his jersey, no DPI. Then Mike Evans in OT decides to give Levi Wallace a hug and that's DPI. When a long time referee and current rules analyst for the biggest broadcast in the NFL feels the need to go out of his way to point out this ********, I'd say it's pretty bad. People saying not to blame the refs can get f***ed. They decided this outcome by inserting themselves in game altering, crucial plays. If Diggs isn't interfered with, he catches it and the Bills win. If he gets the DPI, ball on the 1, the Bills win. End of story. They got f***ed.

Oh. Oops. I thought I'd be sad, but I'm not. The assf***ing by the refs at the end of the game makes me more upset. First, apparently preventing Diggs from raising his arms to catch a game winner is NBD and you are apparently allowed to hug a guy who is covering you and get a free spot foul because that makes sense. Connor is right; a loss is a loss. But this team showed what they can be and I have no doubt that everyone they face from now on are completely f***ed.

How is that depressing? They finally showed heart, even while getting throroughly f***ed by the refs. This team is going to obliterate the Patriots and the rest of the Jabronis on the schedule.

I'd say the team that beat your favourite team sucks even more. 29-0 late in the third and the game tying touchdown was literally in Pat Freiermuth's hands

Oh gee, I'm so sorry that I disappointed you by not killing myself Can I rant about Boston media, and Patriot fans in general? Thanks. Here are the hard stats from MNF: 3rd down conversions: Bills: 4/13 Patriots: 2/12 Total plays: Bills: 57 Patriots: 49 Total yards: Bills: 230 Patriots: 241 ToP: Bills: 27:59 Patriots: 32:01 Red zone trips: Bills: 4 Patriots: 1 With a chance to ice the game, the Bills having 1 TO, the Patriots went 3 and out in under 2 minutes to give the offense a chance where they had the ball on the 6 yard line with 2 minutes remaining. The narratives: Is there anything worse than Boston fans/media?

I hope the Bears destroy the Packers next time they play, *******. That bomb to Diggs will haunt me.

Ain't that the truth. This desperation for McCorkle to be Tom Brady 2.0 is getting way out of hand and if the Bills don't win by 30 I'm committing seppuku

Those racists missed "chink in the armor"

I think it's stupid that they didn't review it, or at least just assume a catch if they were throwing the flag anyway. That shouldn't go down as an incompletion, I agree that it was one of the best catches I've ever seen.

I think they actually have that as a penalty, unless I missed something. Boger didn't say the PI was declined. Both of these teams stink. The Ravens are going to be one of the worst 8-3 teams ever

That route, holy s***. Lattimore was dizzy

No clue how it took them this long to realize that Moss sucks and Breida is good And Bills all blue is a top 3 uniform in the NFL

Their success and failure seems entirely contingent on when they have a fully healthy OL or not. They can sustain an injury to Feliciano or Boettger but not both, and they can not sustain an injury to or absence of Spencer Brown. With Taylor, they also really needed Edmunds and Lotulelei and both were out as those two guys are the biggest reason Buffalo is so good against the run. I'm not making excuses. The depth is poor. Baltimore are frauds but they still squeak out wins with a bunch of injuries. The Bills don't have that kind of depth, and if 100% health is required to be a great team, then it kinda sounds like you don't have a great team. On top of that, they have been incredibly undisciplined. So many 3rd down stops this year have been negated by stupid penalties. Every team in the AFC is weird. I think the Bills at their best are better than any other AFC team at their best, but every single contender in the AFC has been blown out at least once. The Titans, the #1 seed, have 3 losses: 2 of which are to the Jets and Texans. This year makes no sense. On top of that, the Bills piling on wins against WFT, NYJ and HOU while falling to every playoff team outside the Chiefs + the Jags loss is not a good look at all.

Apologies for biased content, but this is art. I don't think Tre White is appreciated nearly to the degree he should be. Even when you follow the rule of "Don't throw at Tre White", you can still end up throwing at Tre White. Mike White's eyediscipline wasn't bad and it was a good throw that was made to look like an awful throw.

It wasn't an auto accept for me, and I hummed and hawed which led me to believe it was a fair trade that addressed both our needs. At least Ingram seems to have a decent role on the Saints, but Fournette essentially supplanted Jones completely right after the trade and now Woods is injured. Sorry buddy. If it helps, Sanders has been cold lately.

What has OBJ accomplished in the past like...5 years to make him this highly desired asset? Here's what will happen: Kupp will remain WR1, OBJ will get pissy, drop a bunch of passes and then make one unbelievable catch that he can hang his hat on for the next five years. He's definitely not better than Woods, and the Rams ended up with a net negative.