JujuFish

On January 1, 1967, the Chiefs came into War Memorial Stadium and stopped the Bills' quest to threepeat as AFL champions. 58 years and 25 days later, the Bills will go into Arrowhead and exact poetic justice. Let's go, Buffalo!

So you think the Bills would have been more aggressive had the Ravens tied the game? No? Then come up with a real argument.

If Milano doesn't make a huge play on the first 2PC, then the second TD would have been a PAT for the lead, forcing Buffalo to have to go down the field to win. Maybe they do, maybe they don't. If the Bills had done the obvious tush push (or two) on 3rd and goal from the 2, then this wouldn't have been an issue because they'd have 31 points instead at the end (or 30 with a shanked PAT), in which case the Ravens would have been forced to onside kick regardless. The Bills were taking shots downfield in addition to establishing the run to keep the defense honest in the first half and came out of it with 21 points. In the second, they only did short passes literally the entire time, which allowed the Ravens D to tighten and cause Buffalo to score 6 points and making it a game. Yes, yes it did almost cost them.

You say right call, I say nearly cost them everything.

I really hope we don't get so conservative on both sides of the ball against KC like we did in the second half against Baltimore.

There's a difference between believing God will help you perform your best and believing God wants you to win a sports game.

This is too stressful Yeah, I can't believe they didn't tush push

Awful 3rd quarter so far. Do better.

One great half down. Please, please, please duplicate it in the second half.

Yep. Jayden Daniels is special. I know it's quick to say that after 1 season, but I'm saying it anyway. Glad he's in the NFC. AFC is too stacked at QB.

One of the NFC QBs might be a future highlight reel player. He already has a few this year. Jayden Daniels of the Washington Commanders.

McDermott was one of the most aggressive coaches this year. In fact, he beat Dan Campbell in 4th down aggression when you're "supposed" to go for it, at 79% to 78%.

63 yards per drive, but only 10 points. Time to finish drives.

The Bills have the second most wins in the NFL since 2020. They have a grand total of two 1st team All Pros in those 5 seasons combined. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCVR_ajL_Eo

Score early and often to push them away from running, then hope the defense gets turnovers. The offense will probably have to score 40+.

Fortunately, you don't need to see it for it to happen.

1 season after heavy criticism for turnovers, the Bills break the NFL record for fewest turnovers per game (.47).

One year after being told he turned the ball over too much to be MVP, Allen led the Bills to the fewest turnovers in NFL history through 16 games (8, tied with 2019 Saints).

A winning streak! Huzzah!

The Chiefs and Ravens look like the best of the AFC today. Hope our defense can figure things out for playoffs.

This is one of those "no *****, Sherlock" moments. Everyone would take a Super Bowl victory over MVP, including Josh himself.

Most favorable seeding would be getting the 1, Baltimore grabs 3, then Baltimore and KC meet in the divisional. You say barring a 180, but KC already handled Baltimore once this season, and I would expect them to do it again. KC@BUF for the AFC Championship, where Buffalo finally breaks the streak.

If the Bills score 30+ next week, they'll break the record for most consecutive 30-point games in a single season (the Rams had 15 between the '99 and '00 seasons).

This team is depressing.

And after saying that, Detroit has scored a TD on their next two drives.