Dreams Burn Down

The diving is usually worse than what you saw. The US almost gave me a heart attack numerous times at the end, but well played overall. The Pulisic injury could be devastating against the Dutch.

I'm looking forward to seeing Krebs tonight, after last game's performance. Hopefully, Mitts is close to in-game shape and is able to avoid getting two-handed with the lumber for a few games.

I'm not sure which is more impressive, Carrick's first right or Foligno getting right up from it.

Our current corps on offense could really learn something about intelligence in their own end of the ice by watching highlights of Craig Ramsay, the Sabres' very own Ironman.

It sure feels like the Bills wasted JA's effort and it's not the first time that I've felt this way.

It was a truly remarkable game. All of the lead changes at the end of regulation were simply incredible. That was some real football that we witnessed tonight.

Yeah, but, gassed or not, the defense has to make a stop there. They were outgunned tonight. Plus, Frazier's play calling didn't do them any favors at certain points. I don't like the current overtime format, either. For an epic game like that to be indirectly decided by a coin flip makes no sense to me.

Nothing. He's led the Bills to four playoff appearances in five seasons. Daboll is probably on his way to the Giants or elsewhere. A new offensive signal caller would be a step in the right direction, I think.

The bright spots tonight, to me, were Josh Allen and Gabriel Davis. Without them, it feels like the game would not have made it to overtime. Yet, despite the poor play in other areas and questionable coaching, the game was still there for us. It was right there with 13 seconds left. It's simply heartbreaking. No matter how many times that the Bills have put me through this, I never get used to it.

We just weren't good enough tonight. Our offensive play calling was too conservative for too long. Our offensive line was manhandled for most of the night. Our defense was simply overwhelmed. Overall, we simply got beat by a better team.

Yyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaa! Gabriel Davis, welcome to stardom.

JA is a ************* legend.

JA knocked out a cb? What a run.

I'm hoping for a long TD drive here to give our D a breather.

JA makes these throws look so effortless. I'm so happy he's with our Bills.

Nice gut-check TD.

Dane Jackson and the Bills really need to keep those drive extending penalties to a minimum.

JA on 4th down. Yes! Touchdown! Two 4th downs made on that drive. They sure have some heart on that sideline.

One thing is certain, if the Bills game finishes the way that the others have this weekend, I may not make it.

Is it just me or is NFL officiating just getting worse? I didn't think it was possible, but here we are.

TB12 just got flagged for cursing at the officials. One of the Seals of the Apocalypse is now broken.

I was initially dismissive of Tage, and unfairly so, because of my initial anger with the ROR trade. Even last season, he showed promise in extremely small increments. Being moved to center along with having a coach who has an uncanny ability to bring out the best in players has Tage looking like a legitimate offensive threat that I never thought possible.

Watching on replay this morning, I feel like Dahlin's game is maturing before our eyes more with each passing game. IMHO, an angry Dahlin is great for him and the team.

A key today will be our OL protection of JA. The KC defense that we'll see today is in a much better place than they were in week 5.