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The family of a cancer survivor says her first-ever NFL game was spoiled when a Buffalo Bills fan "purposely" pushed the young girl because she was cheering for the opposing team. Mia DeCamilla's parents told CBS affiliate WIVB that their 8-year-old daughter, who became a San Francisco 49ers fan because of her dad, was shoved by a "drunk" Bills fan at the game featuring the two teams on Sunday, Dec. 1 at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y. While she was not injured in the incident, DeCamilla fell from her seat, and was so shook up that she wanted to leave the game early. “The guy purposely walked through and was pushing through people,” Mia's father Mike DeCamilla told WIVB about the fan who claimed that he was going to "push through all these Niner fans" while walking down a snow-covered part of the stairs. “I get that it’s busy and hectic, but he had to be six-foot and she is less than 100 lbs.” Mike added, "He actually bumped me and my son a little bit and then got past me and pushed her, almost slid off the stairs, and hit her side on the chairs." |
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OK, **** Buffalo fans.
I checked out socials this morning and there's a new trend. "If the refs are going to call it anyway, make it count. Hit him in the head and neck over and over. Take him out of the game." Yep, they're so jealous and insecure that they are advocating injuring an opposing player on purpose. |
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It is absolutely hilarious how people in the media have even figured out how Andy/Spags keep things up their sleeves for the playoffs, but you all are ****ing Chiefs fans thst have been watching the team all this time, and STILL don't get it. LMAO |
**** Josh Allen
**** Osama bin McDermott **** Bills Mafia **** the Buffalo Bills |
This is the best possible outcome for KC.
Andy had his big thumb up his ass moment against this team, calling plays that had much lower chance to work over just feeding Hunt the ball. Spags got absolutely embarrassed on the 4th and 2 td play where he was the only guy on the planet that didn't know Josh was keeping the ball. Mahomes had two turnovers last time. The only actual loss the team received was from this team. There will be zero overlooking them, looking ahead, thus is a pure payback opportunity and revenge is a dish best served cold, and no better revenge than taking their Superbowl hopes and crushing them for a fourth straight time. Can't wait for this game, and assuming two potatoes don't hit the sidelines dressed like Andy and Spags, it's going to be spectacular. |
The Chiefs defense is the difference in this one.
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Nobody's sitting there watching every single down/distance scenario to come up with their tendency figures. They use math. And then they find the scenarios within the math and dig a little deeper. But if you can 'throw' plays here and there to screw with the math and the spreadsheets these teams are using to try to identify a tendency, it never even gets that kind of deeper dive from coaching staffs. I still don't know that I think the Chiefs 'save the good plays' but I do think they fudge the tendencies and I think they avoid spamming the shit that works (i.e. Kelce murdering Cover 4). But all of that still requires execution to take advantage of. And it's been the execution on this offense that has worried me all season. The coaching staff may start to say "damn the torpedoes" and start calling their 'gotta have it' plays more often -- I still just don't know how much I trust this offense to execute. The execution has just been really really spotty on offense this year. And it seems to coming from different areas in any given game. Execute and we'll win. But the next game I see from this team where they execute at a high level for 60 minutes will be the first since last year's Super Bowl. That's where I get nervous. |
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Okay, enough of that. The Bills... I believe present a unique problem because Josh, while he is no Patrick, has the physical skills to make plays others simply can't. This game is almost like a divisional game because the two team play each other that often. Both teams are very familiar with each other. I believe the Chiefs will win because the coaching staff is better and Patrick is just better than Josh. Kelce knows how to get open and will be key again. |
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But again, even after you point out all the really obvious examples that occur each season, it doesn’t have to look like magic or even be noticeable... they sent Kelce this way with this look for weeks, well do this now. They've only passed out of this formation for weeks, so we'll run it and pick up 8 yards. People who still don't get it have turned it into a Statue of Liberty play where Bobby Sippio runs out of the stands and throws it to Joe Thuney who laterals it to Kelce who throws it to Mahomes for a touchdown... just so the argument sounds silly to them. |
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Just a theory, but seems like some of the bombs and what not this season were really forced, throw it no matter what kind of plays, and sometimes he's just way too much in his head about it. |
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Chiefs D-line didn't execute on that play. It was a perfect play call. Jones and Karlaftis got too wide and gave up a rushing lane. Nothing Spags can do about that. |
No one noticed that Mahomes actually played left handed all year.
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Of course on the flip side, Allen also brings his A-Game against the Chiefs in the postseason. I just can't envision a blowout either way. Even with a depleted secondary that we "should" be able to exploit, they always seem to keep it close. It's genuinely like they're our 4th division rival. |
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So who spies Allen? Chenal? Conner?
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I distinctly remember everyone moaning about Spags NOT putting a spy on Allen in that game. Hopefully the great man has something up his sleeve. Josh got lauded for that performance but the reality is he was 27/40 passing for 262 yards, 1 TD and 1 int. Pat got criticisized but he did throw three TD's. What's interesting is Pat never had ANY rushing yards in that game which is shocking. Expect that to change next sunday. Jackson, Nix and even Maye have ran on that defense in recent games. And so did Stroud and Murray among others.
Lastly this might not matter much but do ya'll know the last time Buffalo's starters played on the road? DECEMBER 15TH!!. Do ya'll know the last time they played on the road that wasn't in a dome? OCTOBER 27TH in Seattle. So they've either played at home or in a dome for the last two months. It will be a different story on Sunday. |
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Refs will not let us lose.
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I still say that I wouldn't spy Allen, at least not in the 1st half. The spy gives him too much time to think and survey. Make him tuck and run. Send a genuine gap rush rather than the mush rush and play more zone on the back end so your DBs can come downhill if he breaks out and blast him. Just make him earn every yard he goes for. And in the process you'll be able to stop Cook before he can get his legs moving because you have your DL coming downhill. Now maybe in the 2nd half you look to mix things up and put a spy on him. But in the 1st half, I wouldn't spy him. |
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At some point Allen & the Bills are going to knock of Pat + Andy. I believe Allen is that talented and has historically stepped up in the playoffs and played some of his best football.
It's obviously possible that is Sunday... but I'm not sure it's very likely. Sunday is the Super Bowl, IMO. I can't see either NFC team hanging with the Bills or Chiefs. I'm ready for an Andy/Spags kitchen sink game and Patrick to play his cleanest game of the season. That and the home crowd are enough. Chiefs come out hot offensively and Buffalo keeps pace early, but fizzles in the end as the defense dials it up late. Chiefs 30 Bills 23 |
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It’s likely Tranquill if they put a spy on Allen, which is honestly something that makes me miss Willie Gay more than anything else.
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The only guy we've had over the years with the size, speed, agility and aggression to really be a good matchup for Allen was Gay. Everyone else is missing something. |
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If you don’t have a guy that can do it well, then you aren’t generating enough of a benefit to overcome the negative. I’m with you. I wouldn’t spy right away at least. |
I’m pretty convinced that in the first matchup they went to Worthy early and often to see what would work and once they saw the results they just completely shut down plays to him to reduce future tape for the matchup. It’s the only explanation for going away from something that was working so well.
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Jaylen Watson, Hollywood Brown, Charles Omenihu all missing from the first match up, feels like the Chiefs got a lot better since that meeting
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This is the type of thing I’m talking about. They could have spammed stuff to Worthy, and worked the ball to the backs in the flats, a LOT more than they did against Buffalo in November. But they didn’t. They didn’t roll out anything designed to take advantage of the power rush DL left, spy shades to right thing. They didn’t spy Allen at all, let alone with one of the safeties who seems like a good matchup for that (Conner/Reid/Hicks). And KC didn’t have Brown at receiver or Watson at corner. Both allow those units to play differently and attack differently. |
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Reid is interesting as a potential spy, but then you’re taking him off from covering Allen’s favorite targets (his TE’s). I’m almost thinking it’d be more beneficial if we didn’t have a designated spy but instead rolled the dice and rotated one to spy in high leverage moments.
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Hicks. Hicks COULD spy Allen, couldn't he? Hadn't really thought about him. |
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what lost us the game in the regular season was self-inflicted. mahomes int came off an accidental over throw as he fell face first in the ground. td bomb to worthy was mahomes just leading him too far out to the sideline. and in the most important play of that game, spags decided to run a vanilla shell with no spy to stop allen when they only needed 3 yards for a first.
these are things we just simply never do in the playoffs. the gear will be put into overdrive. on paper we are more talented. our coaches are better. our qb is better. far more experience. there's no excuses man - get the job done. we should and will clock these ****ers in the mouth at arrowhead and punch our ticket to a 3-peat. |
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Going to be a tough game…KC needs to take care of the ball and be ready to defend them for all 4 downs. Also, we need touchdowns in the redzone….the field goals aren’t gonna cut it.
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Leo was a great spy last year in Buffalo. He was sharing that spy role with Willie Gay last year. I think Spags is gonna maneuver that role a bit and use guys like Conner and Tranquill and sometimes Hicks to change the looks so the Bills can’t ID who the spy is. One thing that terrifies me about this game is Bolton. He’s not the guy you want 1v1 against anyone in the open field and I fear they will be trying to scheme those exact scenarios. |
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Going into the Bills game I'm not worried about our offense. We have to find that balance on defense that borders between containing Allen and still getting pressure. Spags must go mad scientist because we also have Dalton Kincaid to contend with this time around. We don't cover TE's very well. The bend but don't break strategy may be our best option. Let them kick field goals while we're putting up TD's. Just don't give up the home run plays. |
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I can't imagine being able to play safety in an NFL game with that injury. |
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The team that scores touchdowns in the redzone wins.
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I completely forgot about that botched deep ball to Worthy that should have been a walk in TD. They couldn’t cover him at all.
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I wish Mike Maslowski was still here. He would spy Allen and scare the shit out of him from running.
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I was at the game and the weather was not conducive for throwing the ball all over the place and scoring a bunch of points. There were big huge gusts of Arctic winds every couple of minutes. I mean they would pierce through 8 layers of clothes like you were naked. I was much more cold at the Texans game than the dolphins playoff game last year. The dolphins game may have had a lower sustained consistent temp, but I don’t remember any wind gusts like that. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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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. |
Third and 2 or 3 you have to know Allen is doing that stupid qb draw to the right side of the guard. Have to be ready for it. Killed us last time and killed the ravens yesterday.
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6'2, 215, ran a 4.49 in the 40. Seems like a good idea, wonder if he's under consideration. |
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The Bills D has lived on turnovers. Plus 24 and next closest is plus 16. Chiefs were plus 6 I believe? That’s a wild margin for the Bills to lead the whole league. Ravens never punted and if they simply take care of the ball they’re winning that game (same for Detroit). Have to imagine that Andy and Co. will be preaching ball security and that if you’re going for YAC, watch for the punch outs and get down if there isn’t much YAC there.
People have been critical of Mahomes and the passing offense this past weekend, but I think this team is understanding their matchups and playing on a higher level. Only way the Texans were winning that game was if there were turnovers by the Chiefs. How best for them to get turnovers? Their ends and their CB duo. So what did the Chiefs do? Heavily targeted TE, ran the ball. Didn’t really give the CBs or the ends a chance to wreck the game. Mahomes was taking the sack if it was risky. They knew the defense wouldn’t let up many points (which was true) and so just needed to not put them on short fields or give up points on offence. This was more important than running the score up by taking chances and opening the door to the turnovers. Against Buffalo the risk assessment is different. They don’t have those ends or those corners and their offence is likely to have more success that the Texans, so I think we’ll see more aggressive offence because 1) we’re gonna need it and 2) we have the plus matchups to do it with less downside risk than was there against the Texans. My one concern is that we overuse Pacheco instead of Kareem. Kareem’s vision as a runner is far superior. He rarely takes loses and usually gets more yards than he should. A 2nd and 10 with Pacheco is a 2nd and 7 with Hunt. 3rd and 7 with Pacheco is a 3rd and 3 with Hunt. That makes a big difference. I’d love to see 2 series Hunt, 1 for Pacheco type rotation. In the second half it’ll pay dividends and Pacheco can do what he does best which is to hit a big one. |
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If you’re looking for a kumbaya circle jerk, move on. |
Mission Accomplished. Well done gentlemen.
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It has the Bills on it. It has '20. It has '24. It's a shirt for TWO AFC Championships. ROFL |
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