Sunday, January 25, 2026
Conference Championship Games
Sunday, January 18, 2026
Buffalo Bills Lose 33-30 In OT to the Denver Broncos - AFC Divisional Playoffs
Thursday, September 4, 2025
2025 Buffalo Bills Season Preview
2025 Atlanta Falcons Preview
Monday, February 10, 2025
Eagles Win Super Bowl 40-22
Friday, January 31, 2025
Bills lose to Chiefs 32-29 in AFC Championship Game
Buffalo lost to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game. Just ugh. So close
to winning. After Buffalo got the touchdown late in the 2nd quarter,
I thought they were there. But KC had an answer for every score.
They executed really well in big moments. Overall, the team stats were
very similar. Felt like I kept thinking Kansas City had the right play at
the right time.
I know Buffalo converted 4-6 fourth down conversions but the story is they put themselves in that situation too much. And the failure to convert their last two fourth down conversions were huge. They only converted 5 of 14 third downs. Again, making them go for it on 4th. The old guy in me was saying "kick the field goal" a few times. I know what the metrics say different but big what ifs. Give KC's defense credit too. They stopped two of Buffalo's two-point conversions which, in the end, were huge.
KC just seemed to have the right play call so many times on offense. It was frustrating to watch. The blitz on Buffalo's 4th down play was another perfect call. The drop by Kincaid was huge. It would have been a really good play but still it felt like he could and should make that catch. Buffalo was in that situation because I think Kansas City was better and put themselves in a position to win. It was a really good Bills play too. It could have been a big gain if the KC defense doesn't get to Josh Allen like they did. Their defense made it a struggle for Buffalo. I know the Bills scored 29 points, but it rarely felt easy. I'm always guarded as a fan, but I had bought into this iteration of Buffalo being able to win it all. But KC was better.
Washington - Philly was all about turnovers. It
really was that simple. The game got away from the Commanders at the end
but what can you do when you keep handing over the ball. They were within
10 points at the end of the 3rd but the turnovers were maddening for
anyone rooting for Washington or just wanting a good game. Washington has
lots of good things to take into next season and Jayden Daniels wasn't the
reason they lost yesterday. On the other side the Philly offense looked
really good. They could run, pass whatever they needed to do.
Sunday, January 12, 2025
Buffalo Bills beat Denver Broncos 31-7
Den-Buf: The first half of the Den-Buf game was perplexing. Felt like Buffalo was dominating the game but only had 10 points. I get that the Denver touchdown was a breakdown of coverage and the D played great after that. And an aboration. Still seeing it was only 10-7 had me wondering. The Bills real offense showed up in the second half. The offense were bailed out by the great touchdown catch by RB Ty Johnson on 4 and 1. I still don't think they should have gone for that. But really, I can't complain. Any time the Bills rush more than they throw it is a good day. Allen was very efficient and patient. I love seeing that. They also handled the strength of the Broncos, their pass rush, much by just rushing the ball 44 times and really good O-line play.
Next week is the big test, right? Can they beat Baltimore? They'll play a veteran stud quarterback in Lamar Jackson. He can make life miserable in so many ways. And now Baltimore have Derrick Henry. What a beast. It should be a great game, but it'll take a great game by the Bills' defense. It's that time of the year where the defense will have to show who they really are. And the Ravens aren't the Broncos. Can the defense be good enough to allow the Buffalo offense to run the ball like they want? The Bills don't want to play from behind big deficits.
And what a matchup. The two top MVP candidates going head-to-head. Sure, I'd rather see an easier opponent, but this has been one of the knocks against Buffalo - not getting past top teams in the post season. It should be a great game. It worries me but Buffalo has shown they are good enough to beat anyone.
Saturday, February 10, 2024
Super Bowl LVIII: San Francisco at Kansas City
Saturday, February 11, 2023
2023 NFL Hall of Fame Class
Monday, January 23, 2023
Bills Lose to Bengals in NFL Division Playoffs
Sunday, January 15, 2023
Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins - Wild Card Weekend
Thursday, September 8, 2022
2022 Buffalo Bills Preview
Monday, January 17, 2022
Buffalo Bills defeat New England 47-17
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
2021 Atlanta Falcons Preview
2021 Buffalo Bills Preview
Monday, February 8, 2021
Tampa Bay Wins the Super Bowl!
Super Bowl LV wasn't the game any of us were hoping for but come the end of it we had a definitive winner. Really the Bucs defense deserved the MVP trophy. The scheme worked perfectly. Kansas City couldn't get anything deep and Tampa Bay's front four provided consistent pressure making life for Patrick Mahomes miserable. Great coaching by the Tampa staff. And yes Tom Brady and the offense were excellent. I was rooting for Tom Terrific and he didn't let anyone down. The Chiefs on the other hand didn't adjust to the defensive scheme of the Buccaneers. I get that the defense was playing great but you had to think short quick passes would have helped. I didn't see KC do that consistently. Great win for the Bucs. I'm happy for Brady and Gronk but also for Leonard Fournette and the Buccaneers players who helped make it all possible.
Sunday, February 7, 2021
2021 NFL Hall of Fame Class
The Pro Football Hall of Fame will induct Peyton Manning, Charles Woodson, Calvin Johnson, Drew Pearson, Alan Faneca, Bill Nunn, John Lynch, and Tom Flores as part of their 2021 class. No arguments with any of these. I love the Hall of Fames across all sports and the honor it is to be inducted so I look forward to this time of the year. Manning, Woodson and Johnson were no brainers. Superstars in the sport they probably took the least amount of debate. I'm a big fan of Drew Pearson from my days growing up in New Mexico and watching the Cowboys every week. You can see the video of him getting the news here and it was nice to see. I know Flores' overall coaching record won't wow folks at first look but he won two Super Bowls with the Raiders while winning 61% of his games coaching in Oakland and Los Angeles. I was a bit surprised Lynch got in but he was definitely one of best safeties in the game. Faneca was excellent as well. Seems like NFL players have to wait a long time to be inducted and this guy was one of those but none the less deserving. Reading up on Nunn he sounds like he had a lot to do with those legendary Steelers teams that started in the seventies. Great class this year. I love Peyton Manning as much off the field as I did when he was between the lines. Woodson is a Michigan alum who was so dominant. Fun to go down memory lane during this time of year. Congrats to all the inductees.























