<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The proposed plan for AFC playoff seeding raises important questions about the process for changing established rules during a season, and the precedent that would establish. <a href="https://t.co/obigGBPWJx">https://t.co/obigGBPWJx</a></p>&mdash; ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) <a href="https://twitter.com/ProFootballTalk/status/1611249702594379776?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 6, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

But yeah, nobody should be upset about what the league is doing here.

Nobody is thinking like that....nobody is making decisions off of this.

You are just another user in this thread who is making up absurd things to prop up their bad takes.

I’m pretty sure Andy is on the competition committee

The whole nation is thinking that maybe not you personally.

I already walked you through this. You get to be as upset and bitch as much as you want on here.

Nobody is taking away your ability to be a drama queen. You are not a victim. LMAO

my brother's gonna kill us .

my brother's gonna shit

"well which is it dude"?

first he's gonna shit

then he's gonna kill us

What the **** are you talking about?

He's not.

Rich McKay (Chairman) – president and CEO, Atlanta Falcons
Katie Blackburn – executive vice president, Cincinnati Bengals
Chris Grier – general manager, Miami Dolphins
Stephen Jones – executive vice president, Dallas Cowboys
John Mara – owner, NY Giants
Ozzie Newsome – executive vice president, Baltimore Ravens
Frank Reich – head coach, Indianapolis Colts
Ron Rivera – head coach, Washington Commanders
Mike Tomlin – head coach, Pittsburgh Steelers
Mike Vrabel – head coach, Tennessee Titans

I'm just glad some of the more insane anti-KC ideas are not happening. Make no mistake, those ideas were floated through major media reporters for a reason. Someone came up with them, most likely the people in Buffalo. In the context of those floated ideas, a bye week and neutral site game is not terrible for KC.

The Bengals are the team getting screwed in a major way here, both in terms of their situation with Buffalo and their situation with Baltimore. Screwed on both ends of it for Cincy. They played the "nice guy" on Monday night and they're getting screwed big time for it.

You think the WHOLE NATION cares about the Bills losing Super Bowls 30 years ago?



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Buffalo was going to lose to the Bengals before the incident happened

7-3. resume and finish it or accept it or take two ties

quit ****ing with the rules because people are in their feelings.

National Feelings League

if this was KC you know they would just **** us over and make us take a loss

It's absolute bullshit.

When the Bills finally play the Bengals they will regret this. There will be no hand-holding and singing kumbayah.

The Bengals extended an olive branch and the Bills took it and spit on it.

At least somebody in the media sees the enormous problem with the league changing the rules midstream from a competitive fairness perspective. Just a horrible precedent. Where does it end exactly?

Yes, that’s why they all want them to win so bad NOW.

Yeah, it generally helps the Chiefs in the sense that it all but assures us the 1 seed, but it makes the 1 seed less valuable because it moves a game against the 2 seed to a neutral site.

It's still far better to have a bye week than not, and to play the lowest seeded team left in the divisional round. But we did lose something important that we had an even chance of earning otherwise.

You can't really say we got hosed, but if you are irrationally convinced that Buffalo was definitely going to lose on Monday you'd feel we got a raw deal. Bengals still have a lot more to complain about.