EmotionallyUnstable

Again, he hasn't done this for a team since early 2015. I think Goodwin has shown more of an ability lately to stretch the field

Thank you. This is the NFL. I think people tend to forget that a record is not completely reflective of a team. Just because a team has only one two games doesn't mean you can simply write them off.

I'm just curious, what has Harvin done recently to earn a spot in the starting lineup? IMO, I just don't see him as coming in and contributing more than anyone else currently is. Nor do I see his potential as outweighing that of Hunter's. He isn't the player he used to be.

You'd think he earned it, right? So what are they seeing in practice or in film that we aren't? Playbook issues? Route running? Consistency?

Can't you enjoy the win for five seconds? Dareus played great game while he was in there. Per Rex, Marcel wanted back in. But of course, MD is fat, lazy and not worth the money we pay him. Fire Whaley

Didn't Whaley sign Hunter? Your argument in confusing. This isn't a basketball team

Run the ball out on these mother suckers

You got give your guys a chance TT.

Blown assignment? Or an excellent cut

TT needs to take more shots downfield. Missed O'Leary but at least it was attempted. Give guys opportunities to make plays

Pound the rock

A Raiders win wouldn't be the worst thing that could happen in this scenario. They can, and should, win that division. Here's to hoping the Broncos and Chiefs beat each other to a pulp and elminate themselves

Their strengths happen to be our weakness. I wouldn't be so fast to chalk this one up. I still believe the bills will win, but I think it will be much closer than many expect

Jonathan Williams time

Who to root for week 12: Bears over Titans (hoping HOU takes the division, TEN goes into their BYE at 5-7) 49ers over Dolphins (Fish fall to 6-5) Bengals over Ravens (we own the tie breaker Crows fall to 5-6) Texans over Chargers (HOU leads the south at 7-4 while SAN Diego losses all hope at 4-7) Panthers over Raiders (NFC win, Raiders go to 8-3) Jets over Patriots (!@#$ the pats, will win division anyways and Jets are not a threat) Chiefs over Broncos (positive either way but I believe the Broncos to be a more dangerous team, Chiefs take over West at 8-3 while Broncos sit at 7-4) And if course, as always, Bills over Jags moving us to 6-5.

So under what circumstances would Rex and/or Whaley be axed? I mean, a loss to a TUURRRIBLE Browns team wouldn't be a sign from a higher power? What if we throw in the Jags as a loss as well? Does a loss to both of them make that happen?

My father in law swears a loss to them will spell the end of Rex and I can't argue with his logic

Don't you see, that's what makes it so believable!

The most Billsy thing to do would be to win the games we aren't expected to and lay an egg on one that was a lock. My call in this scenario would be that we take down Jax at home and Oakland on the road. We scape by the steeler but then somehow drop one at home to the Browns. Would anyone really be surprised?

A great day for food, family and football! Enjoy

Gotta love the AFC East!

How did the Texans win six games so far

I may be wrong, but I do believe some teams do it to open up the middle of the field

Wait how much money does Oseweiler make? Jeez

Not exactly what I think the answer would be, but I think you're heading in the right direction. I'm not sure what the right change would be, but would we really want to give these refs more autonomy?