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Off to a great (sarcastic) start with an overprocessed National Anthem. 😖

Daboll named AP NFL Assistant Coach of the Year. Still surprised that he will be back next year.

There were a lot of reasons that they moved on. Their running game was not that high on the list. We out-rushed them in that game. And, when KC needed to close out their game against the Browns, they did it with a Chad Henne 13-yard run and a 4th-down pass play to a wide receiver, both with formerly-undrafted-free-agent Williams in the backfield (CEH was out with injury.)

Yeah, the more likely TE option available is Pat "Baby Gronk" Freiermuth.

Sheesh. He didn't, by any chance, have a staph infection, did he?

And part of the reason that JA was mediocre was that at least three (Beasley, Davis and Brown) of his receivers were gimpy. I would have traded a minor case of turf toe for Josh to have those three running full speed.

And the Bills would be much more than just the top-tier tight end should they add one. Allen, Diggs, Beasley, even Davis when healthy are weapons that they have. It's above having that option that can get you 7, 8, 9 yards any time you need it, and some big plays when you really need it. Nobody is saying that all any team needs is an elite tight end to win. That would be a silly statement. What we're saying is that adding a dominant TE to what the Bills have would push the offense to the next level. We have a QB who is Elite (at least, he showed it at times this season) and two All Pro receivers. TE is big a threat that they don't have. Of course, there are other things that they need, including on defense. If I'm ranking them, though, TE is one that I have near the top (again, given what we already have in place.)

Offsetting?!! Wow, that rule is broken.

How do the announcers not understand that 16 is only "two scores" if you make two 2-point conversions?

I was actually thinking that they need to make acquiring a top-tier tight end a priority. They've got great wide receivers, but need that one more top-tier target. They don't need much of running game, then.

😞

At the end of the half, it was debatable, but the second time ... 😲

So ... COVID be damned in KC, eh? How many fans do they have in the stands? First camera shot shows lots of noses. Edit: Optical illusion. When they were looking around during the national anthem, it looked like a lot more.

Down to three teams. Can't believe the Bills are one of them. Winner faces Brady and Tampa ... in Tampa. 🤪

While true and scary, if they win Sunday in regulation, they will only be 3 points (maybe 4, if the Flyers win) out of first in the division. They'll also only have 4 games and 6 games left against the top two teams vs. 8 against everyone else. All hope isn't lost yet, but things do need to change soon.

Case in point: the 'Canes only won the Cup in '06 because of the injuries that the Sabres had. 😁

This would be my guess. If it were a death, usually there's not much to 'sleep on'; it's just take a game or two, then come back. Something longer-term, especially if far away, would take more thought on how to handle.

For extra fun, drink every time he says 'fencing response'.

Now they have to game plan for two different QBs (until and unless Mahomes is officially ruled out.)

Mahomes a little wobbly after that hit, heads to the locker room. 😲

Best picture from Buffalo Bills Facebook page:

The intended receiver (actually, a TE, I believe) dove for his feet just as he was coming out of the end zone. Imagine if he'd gone down on the 2 yard line.

For the record, if I were a neutral observer, I so would have been rooting Huntley to lead a comeback victory. What a story that would have been. I'm absolutely not neutral, so I'm really glad it didn't happen