Hey man, they can't, like, throw it and catch it too

So it begins.....

Bills fans have taught me that our educational system has completely failed us.

LMAO

People have been crying about the refs all year, but the refs finally went too far!!!!

It’ll be fair now!!!

If they hadn't called that unnecessary roughness penalty, the Chiefs would have had to deal with a 2nd and 6! Insurmountable!!!!

Losing the refs for this Buffalo game is definitely going to hurt, but what those Bills fans don't realize is our Plan B is Taylor Swift witchcraft

Next we'll be deflating footballs...

As strange as this sounds, Sunday is lining up to be a Chiefs blowout.

I'm hoping Mahomes' "rabbit ears" are picking up all the bullshit.

Interesting. Considering we haven't really blown anyone out in some time, how do you figure?

Gut instinct. They've built themselves up for this so much it wouldn't shock me if they had a letdown.

I was hoping for bitter cold but it looks like it will be decent on Sunday.

I’ll go with your gut instinct lol Go Chiefs !

It's Buffalo -- just about that entire team is used to cold weather. And ultimately, I'd rather have slightly better weather that would allow us to throw the ball a little better.

Snow/sleet/shit would favor the straight-ahead stuff that Allen likes and Cook can take advantage of. It would help mitigate the significant advantage we have in the secondary by simply taking some of that off the board.

I was happy to see a decent weather weekend.

The Bills got luckier in that game than we have all year. On the final drive they literally did nothing to impact the Ravens or the favorable outcome they got. Absolutely nothing. Didn’t sack Lamar. Didn’t force third and longs or miracle completions. Didn’t pressure Lamar into bad throws. And didn’t guard Andrew’s or force a bad throw from Lamar on the conversion. They literally did nothing but repeatedly and relatively easily get beat but got a lucky break on a once a year drop at the worst time for the Ravens.

All of our “lucky” wins involved the Chiefs impacting the plays in some way and as such cannot simply be dismissed as luck.

Would if I had enough to drink

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I tried watching one of her videos. It's worse than watching paint dry.

Absolutely would!

It would be so much better if her voice was muted, and she was topless!

Isn't that the answer to just about everything, tho?

This is DEF the cockiest I've ever seen the Bills fans for sure.

I mean, the feel like there's literally no way WE can win this game. That Allen will score over 30 and that we can't score like we used to to keep up.

The only player that worries me isn't Allen - it's Cook. He's shifty and we seem to ahve issues with faster shiftier backs. Henry was less worrisome to me because we have stout backers that can meet him head on.

But Cook is the one that's an issue.

I don't like how good Cook is either, it could be a huge problem.

The running narrative seems to be "The Bills are significantly better than the Chiefs" which is laughable if you ask me.

They were similarly arrogant during the Playoffs after 2020, 2021, and 2023 seasons. They are always pretty arrogant. Just like the Bengal & Raven fans.

Yeah, that's the narrative amongst their fans as well.

They don't accept that they could have lost last year without the injuries on defense.

You'd think that after 4 years of regular season success against the Chiefs, followed by postseason disappointment that includes the Chiefs' offense efficiently carving its way through the Bills' defense like a hot knife through butter, they'd have a little more trepidation and respect for the idea of KC's offense being a different beast in the postseason, but cest la vie.

They'll find out.

Out A game beats their A game...easily. We're the better team. Just have to execute when it matters most...not play perfect.

There's very little nuance over at TBD and jumping through folding tables head first probably doesn't help with memory, since they convinced themselves of the same thing in 2020 and 2021 (and probably 2022 had they made it that far).

I've seen it by more than just Bills fan, it's more weird than anything.

It’s quite hilarious. Every year is the exact same. Before the season they proclaim they are the best overall roster with the best QB. As the season goes on and they lose more games its Chiefs are lucky with injuries and Allen has to do everything on his own because he lacks support. Then before the playoff games they are back to them having the best team and the team that wants it more so they will win. After they lose it’s Allen had to do more with less than Mahomes and had it harder than Mahomes so that’s why they lost.

If they somehow get through the Allen era without a Super Bowl win they’ll probably add ritual sacrificing to their pregame traditions.

There’s only so much heartbreak a fanbase can take before leaping through tables is the only thing that gets them to feel something.

They'll never acknowledge that. They've found out over and over again already. Bills fans are simply living in denial.

Yeah, it's always the same. We also shouldn't forget them talking about how "hot" they are (generally when they've finished torching through a late-schedule jaunt with the AFC East).

And major credit being given to their blowout wins against bad teams.

The Bills fans' collective psyche has been warped by decades of traumatic, soul-crushing defeats on the sport's biggest stage in the most humiliating ways possible. They have lost all perspective and have become untethered to reality.

They are basically Gollum at this point.

That stupid train shit may actually work for them. It's annoying enough on tv

I agree!!!

Small thing to watch:

Both Dion Dawkins and Spencer Brown are EXCELLENT at timing their kick steps to the snap. Especially when playing at home.

Those are the types of tiny execution pieces that can lead to crucial mistakes in big moments in the postseason.

He averaged 2.2 on 20 carries last time.

Yep. Doomers gonna have to find some other weakness on this team. ROFL

He can take it to the house on any run.

Cook ran well in the red zone against us but didn't do much between the 20's.

What do you expect from any opposing fan base? Every fan thinks their team is the best. Unfortunately for them, their team hasn’t been able to actually prove it yet.

Remember what's happened every time they've ever been crazy hyped and assumed their team would win a huge game.... for the past 4 decades.

True. But every season brings new hope. TIL they meet Mahomes in the playoffs. Tbh, I prefer them thinking their team will win. Adds to their heartbreak when they get sent home. Because I ****ing HATE their fans!

LMAO

Yeah, the meltdowns are epic.

At some point they're gonna get us. Allen's really good and McDermott is a quality coach.

And when they do, the argument is going to be incredibly predictable:

"Well everyone thought Peyton Manning was better than Tom Brady until they both hit their 30s, then Brady blew past him. It's going to happen again..."

Just wait. If they win, that's what you're gonna see. Josh Allen will be their version of Tom Brady who was stuck in Mahomes shadow for the first several years of their careers and was just waiting to pounce. Now he's gonna show us all who the real GOAT is...

They can do have that once Kelce and Jones are gone and Mahomes has 4-5 SB's.


Not this week!

I don't remember it like that at all...

Peyton always had the numbers and Brady always had the hardware. It felt like Manning always lived in Brady's shadow cause he couldn't get past him in the playoffs, and if he did, he could never make it all the way.

I mean, everyone will 100% crown Allen if he beats us in the playoffs, but I highly doubt anyone would start some Allen > Mahomes nonsense after a single Super Bowl.

I know a certain fanbase that has been waiting for just that moment!

The way I see it, is that until the Bills actually beat us when it matters (Playoffs), then they and their fanbase can go **** themselves. Let the media continue their ball-washing of all QBs not named Mahomes, it only makes it that much nicer when we send them home.

I am confident that who ever lines up across from us will be beaten. Three-peat incoming.

Sho Nuff.

Directa your feetza to Daddy Green's Pizza.

Peyton did not have the championship hardware in the early part of his career, but Brady did.

Buffalo fans have been saying for years the Chiefs are the 1980's Pistons or Celtics, and Buffalo is the 1990's Chicago Bulls. We will see about that. They seem to forget there are other teams standing in the way too.

Buffalo isn't even the Buffalo of the 90s.

They got laptop shelves on metal poles in Buffalo. Unsticking the tongue can wait

The story of this game will be if Allen can be contained as a rusher.

We match up very well to them in the secondary and if we can contain Josh when he runs better than last time, we will have opportunities to get up early and stay there.

I’ll be shocked if Buffalo gives 100%. I mean, with the referee situation, what’s the point? It doesn’t matter what the Bills do, the league is going to make sure Mahomes wins.

It may add extra stress or the feeling like they have to do more. Perhaps get them to pushing once the flags start.

I don't think the fans/media see how these narratives play into our hands...

Yep. This will be especially true once the totally undeserved flags start flying. I mean, what's the point in trying when the refs are just going to call you for some bullshit?

Chiefs better not do that. #3 is on the line.

At this point they've lost to us so many times in the playoffs that they think they're playing with house money. If they don't win, what difference doesn't make? Is there going to be a "Josh can't beat Mahomes when it counts" narrative? They're already living in that right now.

Thus, the whole lot of them are on the WE'RE GONNA KICK THEIR ASSES!!!! sauce

Thanks to Mahomes' action in the Texans game. The refs will be leary of flopping in a game against Josh Allen(tapping temple gif.)

That sauce is only good so long as things are close. If the Bills fall behind by 10-14, it can go south quickly.

Dude, where have you been? NFL fans and the media are ALREADY saying Allen > Mahomes and he hasn't even been to a SB, let alone won one.

Surprised diqlix guy hasn’t come back

Sure but who cares what Bills fans think?

Hell, Allen is only going to be playing his 2nd AFCCG on Sunday. Mahomes will be playing in his *checks notes* 7th. Oh yes, 7th in a row. What's that? Oh yes, 7th in a row in 7 years as a starter.

This game feels like a coin flip to me. Both teams truly have the answers to each other, so it will just come down to turnovers and execution.

The Chiefs run defense has significantly weakened in the last month or two of starter play. Pennel is not nearly the force he was to start the season, so if the Bills stick to the run and Allen carries it 10+ times and Cook gets a bellcow share, it's going to be really hard to stop this team, because their passing game is basically the Chiefs' passing game from 2022, where Allen has a ton of B and B+ options at his disposal, and he's making excellent decisions. The Chiefs secondary is as well built to stop this passing offense as any secondary in the league, but even they're going to have problems with it, Kincaid in particular, which is a matchup nightmare against us.

If the Chiefs can get to Allen, all bets are off, however. But no team has gotten to Allen a lot this year, including us (even though we didn't have Omenihu).

The Bills have a good run defense, but the Chiefs are more invested in passing anyway. They run purely to keep the defense honest, and I think if they stick with Kareem this week, they're going to get their three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust game going.

But it's the passing offense. The Chiefs just put up 23 points on an excellent defense last week without really using their WRs. I gotta imagine they open up the playbook more this week. The Bills will come out with a couple weird adjustments to catch the Chiefs off balance for a couple drives -- which will be enough for Allen to build an early lead. After that, Mahomes is too smart for zone, and Andy Reid's playcalling is too clever for man, and they're going to start moving the ball for those 6- and 7-minute drives. But they have to kill it in the red zone this week. Going 2-for-6 in the red zone this week might doom you.

This might be a week for Humphries to get the snaps at LT. The Bills best passrush comes from the interior, and having them face off against Thuney-Humphrey-Smith should stymie them a lot. Oliver spanked Smith a ton last time these teams played, so if the Chiefs can't adjust to Oliver, all bets are off.

The game just feels like a 50/50 to me. Every time I start leaning one way, like the Bills are better, or no wait, Mahomes never loses to the Bills, the counterarguments eat me up. I don't know if either team has an edge, but I'm very, very glad it's in Arrowhead.

Over/under on the bills taking the AFC this season?

Nope.

Not this year either.

Hahahaha **** you Bills mafia.

Looks like fourth time is a charm for everyone but Buffalo.

I was told Josh Allen was due

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What a stupid thread.

This is an old thread. Refresh my memory, which season are we talking about?

2032

I am sure the OP was talking about next season when the Bills will be the clear favorites and the Chiefs will just be lucky ;)

Did the Bills take the AFC this seasom?

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When Josh Allen puts a sea shell to his ear it whispers, looooseeeer