CodeMonkey

Saves Pegula money. He is getting paid big bucks regardless if he coaches the Bills or not.

Can somebody ... anybody ... explain to me WTF McCoy was doing on the field to close out the game? And WTF TT was thinking throwing him the ball on the last play? He hasn't been injured enough? WTF were they thinking risking him for no reason? Mental midgets all over the Bills sideline. Starting with the chief mental midget Rex Ryan.

Everything is in. Bills the decided dog, big surprise.

Particularly in Oakland.

Amos and Cortana models added along with season to date stats.

CBS with Spread (Bills +3): 2 Bills and 6 Raiders. (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/features/writers/expert/picks/against-the-spread/13) CBS Straight Up: 1 (Jared Dubin) Bills and 7 Raiders. (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/features/writers/expert/picks/straight-up/13) ESPN: 2 Bills and 7 Raiders. (http://espn.go.com/nfl/picks) Microsoft Cortana: Went 75% week 12. Bills 43% chance of winning. (http://www.cortanapredictions.com/) FiveThirtyEight:. Went 10-6 week 12. Bills 41% chance of winning. ELO point spread 2.5. (http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-nfl-predictions/) Amos: Went 50% week 12. Bills 37% chance of winning. (http://trevorbischoff.com/2016-amos-nfl-predictions/) FiveThirtyEight has the Bills 2nd in the AFCE with a record of 9-7 (Pats 13-3) and a 27% chance of making the playoffs. Amos has the Bills 2nd in the AFCE behind the Pats with a record of 10-6 (Pats 12-4). For the season so far: FiveThirtyEight has called 63% of the games correctly. Cortana 59% Amos 53% If you did nothing but pick home teams you'd be at 57% for the season. Here is a list of a lot of different peoples picks. http://nflpickwatch.com

In other words, physician heal thyself and beat Oakland and the fish.

The refs, they had a big part in the outcome. Shady, seemingly as always.

6) Refs. I guess we can't say they hate the Bills any more, they deserve a game ball

Maybe a failure on the field but consider this is a marketing job, and even with all the futility on the field look at the ticket and merchandise sales. Marketing has been a huge success with zero help on the field. My son, who has not seen anything but mediocre Bills teams his entire life, would take a job in the Bills organization in a heartbeat.

I wonder how many sports management majors will apply for this. A dream job for most even if they aren't Bills fans.

There will never be perfect balance in a sport with so few games and that is so violent that injuries are not only common, but to be expected. Teams like NE that did so well without a player like Brady are the exception, not the rule.

So the Bills have been a failure every season of their existence? Why bother following a team that has been a failure for 50+ years? To the OP, 10-6 would be an indication that the team is going in the right direction. But watching the games so far, it is glaringly obvious that they have a very long way to go still.

Buffalo 0.5% chance of winning the SB ... so he's saying there's a chance!

Thanks, nice site. Interesting that if you did nothing but pick home teams you'd be at 57% for the season, then look at all the network talking heads and one model that are lower than that

Everything in except a few ESPN stragglers.

CBS is in.

Wow, how depressing is that.

Did they ever try that with football? I remember they did with hockey, all you heard was the ambient stadium noise. I really enjoyed it, but most people prefer hearing their homer announcers.

For Bills/Jags, yeah. Surprised they didn't grab a couple college interns to do it

Ivanka is hot.

Easy vote for me. TT is the QB at least until the Bills are eliminated from the playoffs. At that point see what makes sense preparing for next season.

No, they just aren't !@#$s over a game maybe.

I didn't hate that particular call. If memory serves, it looked to me like the receiver was open and Taylor blew the throw.

CBS with Spread (Bills -7.5): Even split, 4 Bills and 4 Jags. (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/features/writers/expert/picks/against-the-spread/12) CBS Straight Up: All 8 take the Bills. (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/features/writers/expert/picks/straight-up/12) ESPN: 7 Bills and no Jags with 2 without picks yet. (http://espn.go.com/nfl/picks) Microsoft Cortana: Went 11-3 week 11. Bills 78% chance of winning. (http://www.cortanapredictions.com/) FiveThirtyEight:. Went 10-3 week 11. (it didn't pick a winner in the Monday game) Bills 86% chance of winning. ELO point spread 12.5. (http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-nfl-predictions/) Amos: Went 64% week 11. Bills 60% chance of winning. (http://trevorbischoff.com/2016-amos-nfl-predictions/) FiveThirtyEight has the Bills 2nd in the AFCE with a record of 9-7 (Pats 12-4) and a 26% chance of making the playoffs. Amos has the Bills 2nd in the AFCE behind the Pats with a record of 9-7 (Pats 12-4). For the season so far: FiveThirtyEight has called 63% of the games correctly. Cortana 58% Amos 53% If you did nothing but pick home teams you'd be at 57% for the season.