Sammy Watkins' Rib

LOL! That poster was hilarious. They were so certain the Dolphins were going to take the division last year.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200009100rav.htm Even legendary defenses have an off day. We will know a lot more about the defense over the next three games.

Maybe Bills just need to play better on the road? What losses are we talking about here? Hail Murray, AFC Championship game, MNF and Josh Allen Bowl? All road games right?

I fully expect the 49ers to beat the Titans. I’m assuming the 49ers will be getting points in that game and I’ll be hammering that line hard.

They could win out. I wouldn't be shocked. They had a long winning streak to end the season last year. But currently the AFC standings are down right frightening. If I am looking at them correctly couldn't the Bills find themselves without a playoff seed and be one of the many teams "in the hunt" with a loss this Sunday and a few of the other games not going the Bills way.

NFL QB’s playing hot potato with the MVP this year.

I mean don’t the Ravens do that already with their 300lb full back? It actually might not be as crazy an idea as it sounds.

I’d really like to find a way to get him on the field more often. I’m just not sure how.

He will for sure but it’s interesting that Allen’s passer rating was only two points lower than Mahomes despite 5TD 0INT edge he had over Allen’s 2 TD 1 INT. Shows how dominant Allen’s 13+ YPA was. Before ESPN released Mahomes QBR for his game I thought Allen’s would probably be higher and sure enough Allen had a QBR a couple points higher than Mahomes. Mahomes game was great but a few of his TD’s were the variety that any QB would be expected to make with receivers running wide open in the end zone with great play design. That and the 50 attempts I think are why the passer ratings and QBR’s are so close despite the obvious advantage to Mahomes in TD’s.

Ask Lamar Jackson if he would’ve rather thrown an incompletion instead of a pick six in the red zone last year against the bills in the playoffs.

Godspeed to him. Hope he can be back and better then ever in a couple of weeks.

Probably. But never know. The #1 seed is what is important. Might take 14-3 or maybe 13-4 could take it too. Titans are on a roll but I could see them putting up a couple stinkers too. And if a team other than the Bills did get the #1 seed, Titans would probably be the most preferred team to do so. Would rather travel there than KC, Baltimore or New England. You may be right. But Allen also didn't have the #1 seed last year. If the Bills did that would have given them a better overall record then the Packers and the vote may have been very close if that was the case. 42 is probably a little low but I think it comes down to Allen vs the NFC QB's if the Bills have the #1 seed. Just can't see it going to Lamar, Carr or Mahomes even if they have better TD totals than Allen if the Bills have the #1 seed.

It's largely based on projection of team W/L record at the end of the year and who will have the #1 seed IMO. Two weeks ago and even going into this week both the Bills and Bucs looked like the odds on favorite to land those #1 seeds. A lot of QB's will have great numbers and production. Only two will be on teams with #1 seeds. Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not Gene but it really isn't asking too much. He's in a two game slump currently but there is really no reason why he shouldn't be averaging 2.5 TD's per game. I don't think they all have to be passing TD's though. Just 2.5 per game run or pass would give him 42 for the season which would have him in the mix. Then it comes down to getting the #1 seed really. Probably about 50/50 right now of that happening.

Diggs' 162 yards today were a career high for him on the Bills. He's only 63 yards and 7 receptions off his pace from last year now. He's averaging more yards per reception this year and has 4 TD's to just 3 last year through 9 games.

And Mosely could have had one today I believe.

The 7-9 winner of their crappy division last year. And they've been pretty bad this year. Obviously they are closer to turning the corner to being a bad team then a good team. Take away the special teams play and the Jags actually played the Colts tough today just like the Bills last week. And that's at Indy.

The 2004 team also wasn't coming off an AFC championship appearance. This team is at least proven to be a contender already. I want to say they are also the only team this year including all the other contenders to at least show up in every game in some fashion and not be blown out.

LOL. And you were happy overall with this experience OP? Must have set some very low standards.

I think a QB can be developed both ways. The thing is, Mac Jones isn't really a gunslinger type QB and neither is Brady really for that matter, despite the 5,000 yard seasons he has. They don't have that kind of mentality, like a Mahomes or Allen to throw it all over the field. I haven't checked the box scores but I would guess that Mac Jones and Bray's seasons as first year starting QB's look eerily similar in terms of the overall stats and game manager check down plays. And Brady has made a HOF career out of checking down to his running backs when he was in New England. That said, I do like the way Allen was developed and i think he is still on a great trajectory.

Just a few weeks ago it didn’t look like a tough stretch. But Colts and Patriots both look better now. Saints shouldn’t be that tough but @ New Orleans in primetime makes it tougher I think. After the Jags loss it feels like every game could be tough.

I'd be pleasantly surprised.

My money is on the "OR"

Yeah. It's probably an anomaly. Hopefully won't hold up unless we finish the season on a long winning streak. But on the plus side at least they haven't been blown out yet this year even if the Jags game felt like a blowout loss since they were 14 point favorites.

Pats are very scary. That should be clear to everyone by now. They will be a tough out in both games this year. All of their losses could have gone either away besides the Saints game. They're actually much better than their record and their record is decent. Allen is better but Allen also has to be better in order for the Bills to win games. That could be a problem against the Pats defense. Where as the Pats could ask Mac Jones to throw it 15 times against us and they could still come away with a victory because they get 150 yards on the ground.

Bills average margin of victory of 26.3 points has to be close to a record too. All six games the Bills have won have been by at least 15 points.