KC -1 my playoff game of a lifetime over BILLS

[flyingillini]

Treeeeeemendous!!!
















@flyingillini

I have warned you time and time again about using this word. I am not playing here, I am sick and tired of your abuse here and you think you can run rampant on these BMR streets saying anything and doing anything you want. It's gonna stop.

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[KVB]

I have warned you time and time again about using this word. I am not playing here, I am sick and tired of your abuse here and you think you can run rampant on these BMR streets saying anything and doing anything you want. It's gonna stop.

If a person continues to use a trademarked name without permission, the trademark owner can sue them for trademark infringement, which could result in a court order requiring them to stop using the name, potentially pay damages to the trademark holder, and in some cases, even be forced to return any profits made from using the infringing name.

Key points about trademark infringement:

• Legal action:
  The trademark owner can file a lawsuit against the infringer to seek legal remedies.
  
  
• Cease and desist letter:
  Before a lawsuit, the trademark owner may send a cease and desist letter asking the infringer to stop using the name.
  
  
• Likelihood of confusion:
  The key factor in determining trademark infringement is whether using the name is likely to confuse consumers about the source of the goods or services.
  
  
• Damages:
  If the court finds infringement, the trademark owner may be able to recover monetary damages for lost profits or harm to their reputation.
  
  
  
• Injunction:
  The most common remedy is an injunction, which legally compels the infringer to stop using the trademarked name.

Trademark infringement is prosecuted under civil laws, and is not a criminal act. Instead, lawsuits over trademark infringement will usually require you to stop using the trademark, and you may have to return any profits made off of the infringing use, or pay money damages for the use of the trademark.

 

[bigdaniil445]

GOOD WORK BOYS

Biggest NFL cash of my life so far. Wish Chiefs -7.5 got home, but couldn't quite get there.

Cashed a bunch of futures though

During the last two Bills drives (both TO on downs) I couldn't stop the feeling that Daniels and Washington would break through where Allen and Bills didn't.

Then I reminded myself that Daniels wouldn't be in this position, down just 3. He'd be down 23. Bills are scary good, but it's just #billsmafia luck they have to play BOTH Baltimore and KC every year, just to get to the superbowl.

 

[fishhead]

During the last two Bills drives (both TO on downs) I couldn't stop the feeling that Daniels and Washington would break through where Allen and Bills didn't.

Then I reminded myself that Daniels wouldn't be in this position, down just 3. He'd be down 23. Bills are scary good, but it's just #billsmafia luck they have to play BOTH Baltimore and KC every year, just to get to the superbowl.

good points

 

[stormtrooper8]

During the last two Bills drives (both TO on downs) I couldn't stop the feeling that Daniels and Washington would break through where Allen and Bills didn't.

Then I reminded myself that Daniels wouldn't be in this position, down just 3. He'd be down 23. Bills are scary good, but it's just #billsmafia luck they have to play BOTH Baltimore and KC every year, just to get to the superbowl.

I mean the Bills have only played Ravens once since they’ve been good. That win last week is really Allen’s only “signature” playoff win and they were largely outplayed outside of bad Ravens turnovers

Bills are a good team but the reality is they’ve been a bit overrated in the last 5 years. Gotta remember, they’ve been Super Bowl favorites at some point each of those years and haven’t even made the game.

Allen’s playoff resume is mostly dominating mediocre teams in the wild card round

He got outplayed last night. He recovered OK from the bad start, but the reality is Mahomes owns him.

Remember there were 5 fumbles last night — 4 by Bills — and Buffalo recovered all of them

Allen’s first two passes shouldve been picked

Good on them for hangin in there but the reality is the better team won

 

[bigdaniil445]

I mean the Bills have only played Ravens once since they’ve been good. That win last week is really Allen’s only “signature” playoff win and they were largely outplayed outside of bad Ravens turnovers

Bills are a good team but the reality is they’ve been a bit overrated in the last 5 years. Gotta remember, they’ve been Super Bowl favorites at some point each of those years and haven’t even made the game.

Allen’s playoff resume is mostly dominating mediocre teams in the wild card round

He got outplayed last night. He recovered OK from the bad start, but the reality is Mahomes owns him.

Remember there were 5 fumbles last night — 4 by Bills — and Buffalo recovered all of them

Allen’s first two passes shouldve been picked

Good on them for hangin in there but the reality is the better team won

I'd be very optimistic if I were the Bills fan. Just gotta say fu diggs and move on.

75 mln in dead cap space (2024)
becomes
6 mln in dead cap space (2025) - as it stands now, via spotrac.com

This team has to be the AFC fav. Clearly top 2

 

[stormtrooper8]

I'd be very optimistic if I were the Bills fan. Just gotta say fu diggs and move on.

75 mln in dead cap space (2024)
becomes
6 mln in dead cap space (2025) - as it stands now, via spotrac.com

This team has to be the AFC fav. Clearly top 2

Think they overachieved this year -- great season considering expectations. But things change quickly in the NFL.

Will they run as well with turnovers, etc? They got really lucky last night turnover-wise. Allen by himself had 6 turnover-worthy plays, but 0 turnovers.

They got kind of lucky against Baltimore too -- were outplayed but to their credit didn't make mistakes

They'll probably win the AFC East because it's a bad division and lose in the playoffs before the Super Bowl again. Could be to the Chiefs yet again (probably), or to the Ravens, Bengals, Texans, Chargers, etc.

They have a good running game -- offensive line is great, and Cook/Davis is a great combo. But there are limitations to them still, and their defense has a lot of question marks.

 

[KVB]

Think they overachieved this year

As a whole, and in it’s entirety, the better teams in the NFL matchups, who are almost always the favorite team, overachieved this year.

But nothing outside of the normal program and its own variance, at least as a whole.

That second sentence might not make total sense, I wouldn’t expect it to. It’s not a knock on you, it’s just a topic that needs more description.

 

[stormtrooper8]

As a whole, and in it’s entirety, the better teams in the NFL matchups, who are almost always the favorite team, overachieved this year.

But nothing outside of the normal program and its own variance, at least as a whole.

That second sentence might not make total sense, I wouldn’t expect it to. It’s not a knock on you, it’s just a topic that needs more description.

Nah I get what you're saying

I just don't think the Bills are one of the 2 best teams in the conference, and I don't think that's a hot take. But their end result was the AFCCG by 3.

Surface-level "overachievement", sure.

Bills ran good this year -- lost of good breaks

 

[KVB]

Yeah I'm just throwing the general overachievement there as a fact. Each team is a little different but we had a situation where a rising tide raises all ships.

Nah I get what you're saying

As far as the 2nd sentence in that post I really really really know that you don't get what I'm saying.

Again, not a knock on you, I just said something vague and only I know what I left out and didn't say.

Same with the rising tide analogy. It's a fact the situation is there, but nobody can understand what I mean unless I explain it more.

It's a me problem by not sharing, not a reader problem by not knowing.