WesDog91

I saw this too. There were a lot of questionable calls made in that game for sure, but definitely a lot of calls that weren't made as well.

I think the great thing about these next few games in particular is that they'll be great measuring sticks for us. Our record says we're a poor team so there's no real expecation other than to try and string together some wins and finish out the season on a high note. A 7-9 or 8-8 finish would show me some promise.

It's almost painful for me to think back on '95 and wonder if the Bills could have wound up playing yet another Super Bowl against the Cowboys. Our defense was much improved that year, but it seemed like a long shot that we would be able to beat them on the third try.

I think the final wild card spot will be decided between BAL and PIT, with everyone else sort of fading back into obscurity over the next few weeks. I don't foresee BAL finishing with fewer than 9 wins with the talent that they have, meaning everyone with eight losses would be all but eliminated. This doesn't mean I don't hope to see the Bills try and finish out strong though, it would definitely be a major confidence surge heading into 2014.

The Ralph/Wade/Flutie debacle ruined everything, what once was a respectable 11-5 team became a cellar dwellar in a matter of two years after Flutie, Wade, and all the veterans departed.

Hey guys! Long time reader, first-time poster here. I wouldn't mind an 8-8 record if this wasn't a regime already in it's third year. It's like back in '08 when we wanted Jauron fired and didn't want to see another 7-9 campaign year after year. At this point, it doesn't seem like an 8-8 record is in the cards anyway.