NFL Divisional Round weekend thread

The sport will leave you a drooling suicidal mess riding a Rascal in 30 years, but, yes, this posterboard sign is the issue.

 

Players can't worry about both?

 

Josh Allen threw a bomb 63 yards in the air in the fourth quarter, right into the hands of Diggs. Who couldn't catch it.
He isn't the problem. His only problem is he isn't Mahomes.

 

Diggs was terrible most of the season. Elite receivers usually fall off a cliff quickly. He's no longer a WR1. Bills need to significantly upgrade the WR corps. Problem is, Diggs is not the kind of guy who would accept a lesser role. The Bills would benefit from getting rid of him.

 

It seems the Chiefs will be the most disliked remaining team left in the playoffs and it has little to do with their roster.

Folks are going to cheer against them mainly because of Taylor Swift and Jason Kelce.

They have become the new Patriots minus the dour Belichick and model Brady. I think most NFL fans have no problem with Andy Reid and Mahomes.

 

The Bills will be $24M over the cap next season with a number of old contracts they can't get out of, and Allen is only making $25M, so they can't extend him. There's a teardown coming and McDermott's not the guy to handle it.

 

BTW, L'Jarius Sneed finally gave up a touchdown pass last night for the first time this season. It only took an insane throw and a ridiculous catch.

Still have no idea how he didn't make the Pro Bowl.

 

Over The Cap shows its worse: they are 43 million over

 

Odd stat/facts of the day…

Lamar Jackson has not led the Ravens to a victory over the Steelers since October 2019. His passer rating is 66.8 (98 against the rest of the league) over the four games he started.

 

Cap Hell™.

 

I was on the Peyton/Colts side against the evil Pats/Brady/Hoodie. I can definitely see rivals of Mahomes and the Chiefs feeling the same way I did.

As just a fan, and a not fan of a rival, the Chiefs are a blast to watch. And entering all-timer territory, if not already there.