Talley56

This is the first time I'll be old enough to legally drink a beer in celebration of a Bills division title.

Looks like a TD, fine, they can have it.

Taking into consideration Buffalo's current opponent, the last time the Bills won the division John Elway was a great QB who "couldn't win the big one".

If I lived in the area I would at least try to.

Ravens standing in the way of a team trying to end a 17-year playoff drought..... deja vu

This is how you know things are changing. Up until last year, the last time the Bills beat the Steelers was in 1999. And in that time, they suffered two notably painful losses to the Steelers (2004 losing to their backups costing Buffalo the playoffs and Stevie's drop in 2010). They've now beaten them twice in the past year.

So close to that division title

Nice run Allen!!! Game set match!

Missed PAT really coming back to bite us now

We have their defense on its heels!!!!

For the longest time, I felt like he was overrated. When most coaches take over a team for the first time they usually take over a bad team without much to work with. Tomlin took over a team that had just won a Super Bowl, had a young up-and-coming talented QB, and a very good defense lead by maybe one of the best defensive coordinators ever. I think he benefited from a lot of help that most coaches don't get when they first become HCs. Last year, though, I have to give him credit. He took a team with Rudolph and Duck Hodges and nearly got them to the playoffs. That was a darn good coaching job. Still, though, I would say certainly at least Belichick and Payton are better.

Covid is starting to show some very odd side effects

I meant the Browns have feasted on soft competition.

I think the Bills handle Cleveland with relative ease especially without OBJ. They've feasted on soft competition over the past few weeks.

Also Cardinals over Pats....... just..........because Pats

Great day for my Fantasy team. I had Will Fuller (35) and my opponent had Zeke and Lamb (combined for 10)

LOL

That’s a fumble. Ball clearly comes out before his elbow hit.

Happy Thanksgiving all. Certainly won't be as nice as last Thanksgiving when we had more options to be with others and of course when we watched the Bills go into Dallas and take down the Cowboys but I hope everyone can still enjoy it this year.

I believe it was 2017 when the talk around here was that the Jets would be historically bad that year? Perhaps we were just a few years early with that prediction.

Green Bay still never won in Indy. Going to have to wait 8 years for another chance.

Good point. Either way, this game may very well be important to Buffalo's seeding.

If the Colts win the division the Bills will be competing with them for seeding.