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They are 3-7, so who cares?

Injuries We're Tracking from Sunday's NFL Games Here are the injuries we are monitoring around the NFL during Week 10 of the 2018 season.

They're 7-2 and that's w/o their best player Joey Bosa. Not too shabby.

Chargers?

Allen. Starting a career backup journeyman makes no sense to me with the Bills sitting at 3-7. Allen's continued development is paramount in 2018 with on-field expereince the best way to accelerate his learning curve after the break he's already had.

No poll?

No one could have predicted what we all witnessed on Sunday, but the Matt Barkley-led Buffalo Bills went into MetLife Stadium and stomped on the Jets 41-10, giving Buffalo their third victory of the season. Joe Buscaglia and Matthew Fairburn discuss Matt Barkley's day, his role moving forward, some of the other standouts from the game, and what to do with Nathan Peterman. Plus, we've got a new award, people! Look alive! Joe B: 7 observations from Buffalo Bills vs. New York Jets (11/11/18) (WKBW) - For four straight weeks, the Buffalo Bills went through what has been the worst stretch of the season -- and one that will be tough to top. They lost four games in a row, rookie quarterback Josh Allen suffered a multi-week injury, and the offense reached all-world levels of futility in scoring only 34 points over the four-week stretch. Well, at least for one Sunday, the Bills lifted themselves out of the abyss while scoring more points than those four games combined. With a convincing 41-10 victory over the New York Jets, the Bills improved their record to 3-7 on the season. How did it all happen, and what does it mean moving forward? Seven observations from the Bills' "upset" victory over the Jets: 1) The Matt Barkley game 2) Is Peterman's time with the Bills over? 3) Zay Jones has his statement game 4) LeSean McCoy finally busts loose 5) The youth of the defense shows off 6) Give their offensive line their due 7) Kelvin Benjamin's best days look like they're behind him Bills MVP: QB Matt Barkley - You really couldn't give it to anyone else after doing what he did after only ten days on the job. Offensive coordinator Brian Daboll also deserves some praise for his creative attack all game. Bills LVP: WR Kelvin Benjamin - Terrelle Pryor was a close second, but Benjamin's zero-burger was the winner. Up Next: The Bills (3-7) have a Week 11 bye, and then return home to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, November 25 at New Era Field.

Had quite a few people throwing dirt on his Bills' career by calling for his release or trade. Now crickets from the lot of them.

Duh! Justin Houston!

Tick.....Tick......Tick....

What they're saying: Bills breakdown the team's best performance of the season 1. Sean McDermott credits ‘young guys’ in win 2. LeSean McCoy: We just put it all together 3. Matt Barkley: Most fun I’ve had 4. Zay Jones dedicates win to Pancho Billa

They even threw in the fake concern for the elbow so he must be doing well.

I see more and more of this these days.

They beat the hell out of CIN today.

Much improved since earlier in the year.

Is it more important for Allen to get as much work and as many live reps as possible? Even at the expense of the offense taking a step back from what it was Sunday? Did he see and learn enough in his time away that he can keep it going as well as Barkley did if he does play? Or does Barkley’s performance warrant him staring because he gives the team “the best chance to win?” Does starting Barkley allow Allen to sit and watch and learn more or hinder his development if he doesn’t see the field against a live defense?

From Sal Capaccio: DE Shaq Lawson Lawson continues to have solid game after solid game as he starts in place of the injured Trent Murphy. Often times his play hasn’t shown up in the stat sheet but it did Sunday. Lawson registered three total tackles, including one for a loss, a sack, two QB hurries, and a pass breakup.

Agree. I'm kind of surprised the Rams aren't playing better on D. Maybe when Talib is back.

Which they? NO or LAR?