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That, my friend, may be the funniest thing I've read on this board all year . . . on the very last day, no less.

. . . you lost me at "After"

Saturday (1/4) Chiefs at Colts - 4:35 PM >>>> I thinks the Chiefs win on the road. They are more balanced on offense and have a much better defense than the Colts. Andrew Luck will keep it close, but in the end, the Chiefs are the better team. Saints at Eagles - 8:10 PM >>>> This will be a track meet, and the weather will probably play a factor. The Eagles are on a role, and the Saints have been somewhat inconsistent down the stretch. Neither team has that good of a defense, so I give the Eagles the edge because they have more play-makers on offense Sunday (1/5) Chargers at Bengals - 1:05 PM >>>> This seems like the easiest one to pick, but I could see the the Chargers pulling the upset. Rivers is gutsy, and seems to win games he's not supposed to (ask Denver). But in the end, the Bengals are pretty solid all the way around, not necessarily spectacular at anything, but very good at a lot of things. Bengals hold serve in a close one, maybe comes down to a game winning field goal. 49ers at Packers - 4:40 PM >>>> This could be the most entraining game of the weekend. The elements will play a part, and Aaron Rodgers is the "feel good story of the week"—not to mention, he is among the best QBs in the league right now. But SF is good, very good! I think in the end, his moxy and the home field advantage pull it out for the Packers, in a nail biter.

Well, we all know one team that won't be playing. So lets have some fun, this is NOT "who will win the Super Bowl," just "who will win this weekend"? Tell us your picks, and why: NFL Playoffs Schedule: Week 18 Saturday (1/4) Chiefs at Colts - 4:35 PM Saints at Eagles - 8:10 PM Sunday (1/5) Chargers at Bengals - 1:05 PM 49ers at Packers - 4:40 PM Your picks (and why) . . .

take him ,just like in Baseball, where you can never have too many pitchers, draft him, and let the battle of M&M's begin

Please Please Please, because evidently the local Bills media does;t have the B@!!s to . . . ask him how allowing him to stay is "holding people accountable"

I live around a bunch of Steelers fans, it was very pleasurable to watch their meltdown yesterday . . . just plain fun

and this is another very good point because you can't get better by trading off your best players, or letting them walk

And then tag and trade him. And I would not be opposed to tagging him and playing him again next season . . . he would be the one playing a game of high stakes then, would he risk an injury that would depreciate his value dramatically? Hmmmm? The more I think about it, I say tag him, and try to sign him, but if not, play and say good-bye next year.

please, let this go away, soon we will have the "what if we had picked Barkley" thread . . . stop, just stop! BUT, what about Gino Smith, at least he played the entire season, and looked good at times ???

maybe he should have been ??? a heck of a lot better than watching them run, 20, 30, 40, yards up the field . . . indeed, looks downright brilliant compared to what we watched this year

we're just in a little rebuilding faze, it will turn around soon And, I think this says far more about the mental deficiencies of we longtime fans then it does the franchise . . . non-Bills fans must just look at us with pity.

wow, talk about a chronic aliment . . . clearly this has to get better for this team to get better

and what we will have left? . . . oh yeah, cap room so we can sign players the next year

this people! sure you can let people go, but the real question is, what are you going to replace them with ? ? ?

I'm still looking for a Mack sighting in that Bowl game . . . surely we can do better???

If he (Grossman) does't go, Marrone will lose the respect of his players. He preaches accountability, and that cuts both ways, players and caches alike. I don't think its a stretch to say this ST cost the Bills at least two games this season (Cin, Cleve, and killed them again today). can someone that weighs 255 lbs. be called "diminutive" ?

And after today, "not so fast" . . . a Bills coach again out-smarted by the mad genius. It was obvious to anyone watching all season that the Bills run defense was weak—a bunch of sacks has masked that flaw—and again, Belicheck shows why he's smarter than just about the everybody else. Simple game plan: run right at them, do it again, and then do it some more. Anyhow, Pettine still has some things to prove, and today showed that.

Easy: Donovan McNabb!

Ebron is a first round pick … I would be very happy if the Bills got him in round one. A potential big play WR in the second round is Allen Robinson form Penn State. He has great hands, runs well after the catch, but the only issue with him is his size, he's average. But there are a lot of very average size WRs in the NFL that have done very well.

I do hope Arizona somehow gets in, they are an intriguing match-up for any team right now

If he does go, Mike Pettine will become a huge prospect for the PSU head coaching job. He's a PA boy, and he and his father have a lot of connections to Happy Valley. By the way Barbarian, the word down here in PA is that O'Brian is gone, gone, gone . . .

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