If youre interested in statistics driven rankings, this is what you want...
http://footballoutsiders.com/stats/teameff
Bills are 3rd in offensive efficiency, 21st in defensive and 14th in special teams...6th overall.
If everyone were to live forever and we continued to reproduce, wouldn't that be tantamount to destroying the earth?
Also, what are the terms of this immortality? Are people simply immune to diseases or are they truly immortal?
These questions need answering!
I can't fathom what the side angle might have shown differently. When the ball passes to the left of the left upright, the ball has clearly not yet crossed through the plane. I'm not surprised that the SU website would try to spin it, but it was a bad call plain and simple.
Wasn't too long ago that Lee Evans was the one and only draftable player on the Bills roster, and he was never exactly what you'd call a solid option at WR 2. Now Fitzpatrick, Freddie and Stevie are 2nd tier fantasy starters while Nelson and Chandler are solid late round picks or FA acquisitions.
That is a tough one. Ultimately though, I'd take the 4-1 record. Wins are such a valuable commodity in a 16-game schedule and game #5 is against a quality opponent in the Iggles anyway.
I don't know about this. Just sensing the atmosphere around the NFL, it actually seems like people want to believe in the Bills and a victory on Sunday will hugely validate that.
The first time I saw Fitz play was for Cincy against the vaunted Steelers D. To put it nicely, he looked awful. Just goes to show things can change though.
Freddie's contract is certainly the most interesting of the 3. To me, Fitz and Stevie can be slotted into 7 mil/year and 9 mil/year contracts respectively. Freddie has similar value to the team as the situation currently stands and he's running like a 25 year old in his prime...but damn, do RBs hit "the wall" quickly.
I noticed the same. Then again, poor line play can blow up even the quickest of passing plays, so at the very least pass protection hasn't been a liability.
On top of this, the line has been a collective monster in the running game.