Let's talk about the Bills

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[RaidersOftheCellar]

Originally Posted by JustRyan

The Bills currently have 3 All-Pro’s on defense injured.

I don’t think adding 3 even above average starters to the Chiefs defense would make a difference, since the change wouldn’t make as large of a net positive as the Bills getting several All-Pro’s back.

Why are you including a player who just had season-ending surgery? Weird.

So, in your hypothetical, KC adds three starters, improving all three levels, AND another really good acquisition. 4 players to 2, including a guy with damaged ribs. And KC has no chance to be in the same stratosphere?

I think we need to see what KC does vs common opponents before saying that. I’m pretty confident that the Chiefs could shut down Pittsburgh and the Titans at home, and hold Baltimore to 20 in bad weather conditions.

One thing I know is that Sorenson and Niemann won’t be there for Allen to pick on this time. And Hughes won’t be there to fall down and leave receivers wide open on desperate 4th and long plays.

[ThyKingdomCome15]

It takes 13 seconds to beat them.

[Best22]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

mmm, not quite. Patrick has been luckier, imo. He's definitely thrown several balls (at least three?) that should've been INTs, but the defenders dropped them. He's been pretty lucky about that so far.

In this game, Pat needs to be even more careful than he has been up to now about that, because I agree that a turnover probably decides this one.

Josh Allen literally had 6 passes against Miami that should’ve been picked. There’s a video of it. Of course no one talks about it because “dropped interceptions” is apparently only a criticism for Mahomes.

That pass Allen threw up right before half was hilarious, he’s lucky that Miami CB had short arms

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by Best22

Josh Allen literally had 6 passes against Miami that should’ve been picked. There’s a video of it. Of course no one talks about it because “dropped interceptions” is apparently only a criticism for Mahomes.

That pass Allen threw up right before half was hilarious, he’s lucky that Miami CB had short arms

Yeah, we already covered that.

[UChieffyBugger]

Offenses kc has faced

Arizona= Murray, Brown, Ertz, Connor, AJ Green,

LA= Herbert, Williams, Palmer, Eckler, Everett

Colts= Ryan, Taylor, Pitman, Pierce, Ali-Cox

Tampa= Brady, Jones, Godwin, Evans, Fournette, Gage, Brate

Raiders= Carr, Adams, Renfrew, Jacobs, Hollins


Offenses the Bills has faced

Rams= Stafford, Kupp, Robinson, Ackers, Higbie

Titans= Tannerhill, Woods, Henry, Hooper, Burks

Miami= Tua, Hill, Waddle, Gesiki, Edmonds, Motsert

Ravens= Lamar, Duvernay, Andrews, Bateman, Dobbins

Steelers= Pickett, Pickens, Johnson, Claypool, Freiermuth, Harris

No-one in their right mind can tell me we haven't faced the much tougher schedule and offenses. Stafford carrying an elbow injury and hadn't played a game since the superbowl...Pickett making his debut, Tannerhill no number one wideout etc etc.

We'll see what transpires on Sunday.. but imo from top to bottom Tampa are more talented than Buffalo and if we perform against the Bills like we did against Tampa it's gonna be very interesting to see if Buffalo can cope with that. We'll see.

[PAChiefsGuy]

Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy

Actually, we got one player of the same skill level, plus another 8-10 million in cap space. Honey Badger wanted 15 million a year plus, and we got Reid for half that. So Justin Reid + another player signed with the extra money > Honey Badger.

Right but on the field it is definitely not a 'plus' that he left. That's all I'm saying.

I don't understand how you can put Honey Badger in same convo as Sorenson. That's taking it a little too far.

[Red Dawg]

Everyone thinks the Bill's are going to beat our ass. Miami beat them and the Ravens only lost because that same Brady ref gave Allen roughing call that was massively weak in the same fashion. The game ending drive.

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

I think his point was that Mahomes has faced great secondary/pass rush but Allen hasn't. That's inaccurate because Allen has faced at least one pretty sporty secondary/pass rush team and torched them but I think that was his point.

Pretty sure the Phins were the best they faced so far. What was the result of that game? Rams are not the team from last year, Pittsburgh defense sucks

[Rainbarrel]

Running up the score on bad teams backed by a really good defense makes you a super media QB. Just ask Lamar(not good D this year).

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[Hammock Parties]

that chair needs replaced every week

what a ****ing big bertha

that arm could feed a somali village

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[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by PAChiefsGuy

Right but on the field it is definitely not a 'plus' that he left. That's all I'm saying.

I don't understand how you can put Honey Badger in same convo as Sorenson. That's taking it a little too far.

I can think of SEVERAL games that Sorensons play was a huge factor in a win. I can't think of a single game Honey Basher was a factor.

[RocKhawks]

Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin

I can think of SEVERAL games that Sorensons play was a huge factor in a win. I can't think of a single game Honey Basher was a factor.

I can also think of SEVERAL games Sorenson was a huge factor in a loss. I can't think of a single game Honey Badger was a factor in a loss. LOL see what I did there?!?!