JujuFish

I looked at every angle and saw nothing in the movement or spin of the ball to suggest any such thing.

I don't understand how that wasn't overturned. They didn't even explain it. And now we have no challenges.

Sounds to me like you didn't even look.

I don't see why not. Looking at the Personnel Report Policy, I don't see anything that binds a team to being unable to use a player that has been reported Out, so long as the report itself was accurate at the time of reporting. That said, if a single day makes a difference to whether a player would join or not, you'd think they would have been reported Doubtful instead of Out.

2 days. Both other AFC Wild Card games are today.

1964. Oh wait, that's the year my mother was born. This is apparently one part of the internet that lets me still feel young.

No way. On Shakir's 46 yard catch and run, Gabe took out both his defender and Shakir's in a single block. And that's not the first time this year he's done that.

Only talking regular season here. The Chiefs have to come to Orchard Park next season and two seasons later, guaranteed. And if they end up in the same spot of their respective divisions next year, the Chiefs will come to Orchard Park in 2025 as well.

The next two, actually.

I'm not going to hold you to this, just reminding you. 😛 Never give up!

Your #2 seed, the Buffalo Bills!

Classic wasted timeout. Just wouldn't be a Bills game without one.

Oh my, what's this? A lead?

Nope. We got this.

The Bills will host the Steelers if they win, visit the Dolphins if they lose, or visit the Chiefs if they tie.

Did you see the Titans wear throwback Oilers uniforms against the Texans a few weeks ago? That was ballsy and hilarious. Too bad they lost.

Hell of a goal!

Zemgus!

Not really. Did you see the last Sabres power play? That actually was a horrible call.

Even if the Bills have clinched playoffs before stepping onto the field tomorrow evening, winning the division is important. Aside from having home games against anyone but the Ravens, it's also the only realistic path that doesn't involve playing both the Browns and Ravens (the two hardest AFC opponents this year, IMO). With that set up, if the Bills, Chiefs, and Browns all win their wild card matches, the Browns will have to go to Baltimore in the divisional round. If Buffalo is a wild card team, then the only way they don't play the Ravens in the divisional round is by finishing as the #6 seed and playing @ KC and the Dolphins would have to get upset by whatever AFC South team makes it in as #7. And if the Browns are as good as they seem to be right now, then they'd be the most likely opponent in the AFC Championship (which would be @ Cleveland).

That would mean the Ravens have to lose to the Chiefs specifically in the divisional round, which is an impossible matchup.

I'll be surprised if Pittsburgh wins. That's a division rivalry and Baltimore trounced them in 2019, the last time they clinched #1 and sat Lamar.

The Ravens have established themselves as the best team in the league, but I can't help but wonder how rusty they will be without any game action until 3 weeks from now. Also worth noting that Lamar is 1-4 in the playoffs.

Make that 31 yards. I looked at the wrong numbers.

That delay of game on the Pats turned out to be a 25 yard penalty in their favor, since they got to punt it instead of have a missed FG on the record.