May Day 10

Bengals look really good right now.... of course, the AFC is filled with teams who have had high peaks and deep valleys this season.

Jones is a low ceiling, but pro ready player. They have a great infrastructure around him, and he is set up for immediate success. The Patriots are going to be a handful over these 4-5 years of a rookie deal as they use the cap $ to augment him and belichick. I'm not sure they will be much of a threat to win the conference though, let alone superbowl. Jones needs the optimal conditions and game script to win. He lacks the tools that allen, burrow, Jackson, Hebert, mahomes, etc have. Those quarterbacks can will their teams to victory. Two of the other afc contenders have 2 mvp running back freaks in Henry and taylor. I don't see a team running a playoff table of those teams by "not making mistaking" them to death with 1956 frank Gifford football

Yup. He is an absolute pleasure to watch. Insane physical tools and a huge desire and commitment to win. Seems to "get" our stinky little corner of the nation. I really wish he would have gotten that Tampa win. That would have been a legendary notch in his career

If I had a dollar for every time I sat there after a Patriots game on a Sunday night making myself feel better by telling myself that the bills really could have won it if Whitner held onto the interception, or if they called Brady for grounding the one time, or if McKelvin didn't fumble, or if Donald Jones didn't drop it, etc... I could probably buy a video game

Hey, just wanted to check if Jackson dropped an interception? Didn't see it posted

Holy snub

Isn't that true with sports in general, and by extension public figures? Chatting with your friends and you said, 'boy Mitch Morse sucked tonight'.... you wouldn't say that to his face (nor would I). Or other things. Making jokes about a D-back being afraid to tackle, etc... Any one of those guys would severely kill me in a fight, but it doesn't stop me from cursing a guy after a terrible Offside penalty, unsportsmanlike conduct, etc. Even being critical of Beasley, I don't hate him as a person. I like him because he is on my favorite football team and I have cheered for far worse humans. I hope he catches 20 passes for 4 touchdowns next time he plays.

I have no interest in a consumption site... at least in my hometown. I want to buy it, and retreat into my basement and watch tv or play video games.

I dont have a problem if Beasley isnt vaccinated or if he has an opinion that differs from mine I do have a problem that he chose not to which puts the Bills at a competitive disadvantage. You just knew over the Summer when he was going through his manic fits that this was going to happen before the biggest game of the season. Then he has the nerve and cry about the 'rules' doing this to him as if he wasnt well aware (and Im sure coaches and teammates made him plenty aware). And maybe if he was vaxxed, he wouldnt even have mild symptoms.

IMO Carolina was one of the best-weather games of the season. I admit, I passed on going and donated our tickets. Nobody in our group was feeling it. It wasnt necessarily a weather thing. For me, my kid had a hockey game, the opponent was an abysmal opponent with nothing to get excited for. The Bills had nothing to gain, but everything to lose.

No way. Top 2 or 3 coach in the league.

great news about Parham. Hate to see it, and an example why I have zero problem with NFL players making millions.

Part of the war of attrition that is the NFL circa 2020 and 2021

It looks like he jammed his neck a bit on the super slo-mo. Hoping he didnt suffer any neck/spine trauma. But this one is as gruesome as any. I think the way the camera gets close immediately after, the player is unconscious and so rigid. Then he never appears to gain consciousness again as he is getting wheeled off.

You would think that there is some sort of 'benefit' or exclusivity that comes with this designation in some way. I don't think we/Bills fans would freak out if the Bills held that designation. It would be more of a 'well, duh'. The Toronto series brought such backlash because for all intents and purposes it was a dress rehearsal for Toronto getting the Bills. Rogers basically bought himself a piece of 'ownership', while Ralph Wilson got a nice cash dividend, and also had a really wealthy bidder lined up for when he would eventually pass away. I would have no problem if there was a one-time "international series" game that featured the Bills at this point. I think it beats travelling across the pond or to Mexico. I also think Bills fans would support it as Canadians would support a relevant Bills team

I wonder how much the Jets actually serve the NFL, seeing they have always been a much lesser version, and a red headed stepchild to the beloved and storied Giants. Is 2 teams in the same media market redundant.... especially when 1 of them is rarely any good.? Id say the same thing in LA with the Chargers. The Rams are more successful as well as a little more rooted (I do realize the Chargers started in LA 60 years ago).

Strange the bills didn't pursue (or get) this designation for Canada. I know they are popular in southern ontario... but I have friends in ottawa/Montreal and the bills are highly popular there. I think they identify with our rabid, unconventional, and rather outcast fan base. Now that the team is relevant, time to strike and use every tool to grow deep roots

There is a 6% swing with the Colts/Patriots game from 70% in with a Pats win to 64% with Colts. That ups to 78% - 71% with a Bills' win vs Carolina. You hate to assume things, but with a Colts win, and the Bills take care of business vs Atlanta, Carolina, and the Jets, they are 84% in. If the Bills beat the Patriots there, we are attending a home playoff game.

Call me crazy, but I feel pretty confident about that New England game, provided Allen's health isnt a major issue.

Put yourself as a fan of one of the division winners' shoes (assuming the Bills dont run the table and grab the Division) Would you want Buffalo to be that first round opponent as opposed to Chargers, Colts, Browns, Bengals, Denver, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Vegas, Miami?

I really almost never blame officiating...but that sting of 4-5 calls essentially determined the outcome of the game

Someone tell brieda that running backs are allowed to block blitzers

They are terrible. Not a good team. I know the losses of Taiwan Jones and white hurt... but man. They aren't a playoff team

Zero pressure on brady

Why aren't they countering this blitzing? Is this on allen?