I get what you're saying... but after today's results, there isn't a Bills fan alive laughing at this point...

Oh, absolutely. NOW. But nobody's going to convince me that brutal year end gauntlet that we and those other three teams went through while the Bills had (a) a late season bye (b) no short rest games in December and (c) a regular season that wraps up with Pats/Jets/Pats wasn't a deliberate attempt by the league to giftwrap HFA for them. Powering through it and shitting all over their nefarious plans was absolutely glorious.

Pretty shitty if him to decide the time to shake hands with Mahomes and Kelce was when they were on camera getting their player of the game awards.

You might want to watch him a bit more often then. He does things only a handful of guys in this league can do.

My God, do we really think Travis Kelce and Patrick ****ing Mahomes give two shits about their shitty Netflix interview, or their shitty coats, or their shitty red velvet cakes?

Those two have been interviewed so many times and earned so many post game accolades; no way they gave a single shit about this one. The damn interviewer didn’t even seem to give a shit about any of it. She was struggling to get through her lines.

This all day. The only caveat I can offer is that the Jets were supposedly to be a good team this year.

Well, when the 2024 schedule was made they were coming off a 7-10 season, and I somehow doubt that I'm the only person on earth who knew that washed up douche Rodgers wouldn't lead them anywhere except down the drain.

It really was glorious. That's the best part of the whole thing. League did everything they could do, and we just kept chugging along, injuries and all. I do hope the Bills fans were smiling this morning, enjoying their turkey, because they almost all certainly have indigestion now. Too bad you ****ing crybabies!

This wasn't quite as bad as the shit they pulled in the wake of the Hamlin injury, but close, mainly because it was sneakier. I haven't heard any of the national talkingsportsheads even mention it. Not even Nick.

I really don't understand it, though. Why would the league want to steer the AFCCG to a frozen ****ing shithole that is as likely as not to be buried under six feet of snow in blizzard conditions on game day? Why would anybody not associated with the Bills want that? Sure, they're a New York team, but they're about as far from New York City as you can be and still be in the same state. Maybe Chiefs fatigue is that real of a thing.

Good points. And sneaky is the perfect word for how this scenario went down. Three VERY late season games being played in ten days, with two of the teams making the playoffs last year is pretty ****ing ridiculous.

But man, with as awful as the Giants and Jets have been over the past decade, I'm pretty sure even NYC has adopted those table jumping homos at this point. And your last point is I think a lot of it. And it's infiltrated the media over the past two years, even though they all know down deep the team to beat is the Chiefs, but they gotta blah, blah just to make the attempt at "being fair", when really all they're doing is bending over backwards with mental gymnastics to unfairly diminish the enormous accomplishments of the Chiefs.

We see opposing players interrupt those on the field interviews to say good game to people being interviewed.

No one thinks Mahomes and Kelce cared about what Pickens did.

The question is one about HIS intent.

My wife's family is from Syracuse, a couple of hours from Buffalo. I've been there a few times over the years. Outside of Rochester it's the nearest major city in the state. Granted, the last time I was there was the year before Allen was drafted, but still, it wasn't all that long ago. Anyway, nobody that I encountered gave a shit about the Bills. At all. I saw nobody wearing Bills gear, and nobody I asked had any interest in them. All they cared about was their college team. I assume it's a bit different now, but can it really be that different? This is a small market team that has never enjoyed any real success, unless you count a couple of spurts of high profile leg pissing separated by several decades as success.

Post #33 is the one that spurred my comment. That was the implication from my perception.

What do you think his intent was?

I've seen a lot of the Steelers the last couple of years. He is a talent for sure. Not taking age into factor...if I am playing a must win game tomorrow...I can very easily come up with 10 better receivers. Jefferson, Chase, Tyreek, Ceedee, Puka, Nico Collins, Davante, Amon-Ra, AJ Brown, Mike Evans...if you wana debate him with that next wave of receivers be my guest but dude isn't close to top 10.