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Going into the half is a very enjoyable game, 20 - 10 Denver

I'm more impressed with Nix then Allen

Nix has 150 yds and two TDs

Allen 81 yds one TD and a fumble recovered by the Broncos who scored a FG to go into the locker room with the lead.

Let's see how the second half turns out.

Nix throws that interception giving the Bills great field position

Allen throws an interception to give the Broncos the ball back

Crazy game

Great game !

Goodness a KO return for a TD to start off the game, wow !

It sure was! Nice and tight. P.S. I kinda feel bad for Josh Allen.

I knew Buffalo would lose when it went to overtime. The altitude is no joke.

And now Nix is done with a broken ankle..

Man, the 49ers sure got owned last night. What a blowout.

I kinda wanted to Bills to win too but at the same time didn't care too much who won. It was a great game.

Bills got jobbed by the bad call. That INT in OT should not have been an INT. The Bills player had both hands around the ball when he hit the ground then the DB pulled the ball out of his hands. Play should have ended when he hit the ground. Receiver should have been considered down. The DB pulled the ball out of his hands after he hit the ground. Very bad call.

I can understand the logic behind upholding the INT call. They said receiver didn't have possession as he hit the ground.

I thought the Bills got jobbed when the refs arbitrarily started calling DPI on the last drive. Yes, those were decent DPI calls, but where was that earlier in the game (specifically the incomplete pass into the endzone with the Broncos DB pulling down the WR).

I think the refs literally gave the Broncos the game on that first DPI call. Broncos were barely moving the ball at all, and that flag put them well within FG range.

After watching the replay in slow motion I thought the int. call was correct as well.

I was rooting for the Broncos. And yes, I know the history well because I watched every minute of it in real time. But at this time of the year I root for the underdogs because we are always the underdog. I love a good story where the team not expected to win comes through. A Cinderella story of sorts.

Let's face it, Allen is arguably the best QB in the NFL and James Cook probably the best RB in the NFL. And I also know that the Broncos were favored by like 1 to 2 points but how many really thought they would win that game?

Bo Nix is only in his second season and just really started coming into his own this year. Those are the kind of kids I root for. Nix led the Denver Broncos to an NFL-record
12 regular-season comeback wins in the 2025 season. That kind of grit and determination is something you just can't teach.

But after breaking a bone in his ankle his dream for this season has ended. I really wanted him to have the opportunity to see how it played out.

This Patriots / Texans game is a sloppy game

How is it dark in Gillette stadium ?

Sun is still out here in Canton OH lol

I hate the Patriots.

Just saying.

I think you meant Broncos vs Pats, and Rams vs Hawks.

My overwhelming suspicion is that we'll see the Pats vs Hawks in the Super Bowl.

If I were the Houston Texans, I would seriously start to question the future with Stroud. Doesn't seem to do too well in the playoffs except against us that is!

Bone it's becoming a pattern with him. He looked worse than some of our guys.

It's weird how a kid can thrown only 8 int's in the regular season and then throw 4 int's in one game.

Did you watch? Man, talk about "seeing ghosts".

I just think he's the type of dude where adversity becomes a monster so big in his head that he can't overcome. He doesn't have the capacity for the highs or the lows. The highs have led to some pretty cringe-worthy moments; the lows, even within the flow of the game show him moping around without a drop of resolve going through his veins.