Malik

They had 8 seasons where they won between 3-6 games. Let's not act like they were barely missing the post season the majority of those years in a position to win the wildcard but lose out tight contested matches in weeks 16 and 17.

Is going 17 straight seasons without a playoff appearance historically bad?

Bills literally had the 2nd longest playoff drought in NFL history during this period. The only team worse were those awful Saints teams and some teams that played in like the 40s. Only the Bengals have a longer active drought without a playoff victory. That's pretty historic.

There's this guy named Jon Gruden

I don't know if the Pats still go to 8 consecutive AFC championship games. However, I don't think if the Jets, Bill, or Dolphins win a couple divisional titles here or there that necessarily means the Pats get bounced in a wildcard round. That said I think Pats fans are being disingenuous because outside of the year Brady was injured, his first year back from injury and 2010 with the Jets (both went into Week 13 at 9-2) did they ever consider another team in the division in contention for winning the division.

Trubisky is a 2nd year player. No reason he should be in this discussion. Stafford is going to have made well over a 1/4 of A BILLION dollars in contracts and has accomplished nothing of note or value. At least Cousins gave us a meme once.

WHY ARE YOU WASTING YOUR TIMEOUT AT LITERALLY THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND HALF!?

I don't understand that call at all.

Saints defenders just stopped defending the pass. I don't get it.

It's amazing that Brady threw it 44 times in a game that they led at the half 35-7.

Chargers are just anti-big games regardless of how much talent they have. They could have Hall of Famers at literally every position in their primes and would still lose in the playoffs.

Pats could put up 60 is they wanted.

Can't believe Rivers didn't even get the flag.

Hopefully the Chiefs have a better game in the rematch.

Imagine if they actually tackled a Patriot. IMAGINE