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Not according to 538. Miami can still catch us.

Love that play call by Detroit. You look like an idiot if it doesn't work, but I'll never criticize our OC for trying something like that.

We're getting ahead of ourselves, but I'm not sure about that. The Bengals can easily lose any of their remaining games (TB, NE, BAL).

LOL Wilson just threw a total duck that somehow got completed.

They have, and more generally the Jets have had a couple of very good drafts. It shows on their defense, and Breece Hall was a good selection. But none of that stuff really matters much until you get the QB position right. They're a fringe happy-to-be-there playoff team now. They would be pushing us for the division with a QB.

Imagine burning a high pick on Sam Darnold only to turn around and burn another one on Zach Wilson.

I feel bad for Jets fans. This is like the drought-era Bills, where they're "in the hunt" but you know they're not making it in.

The Jets just put up a pretty awesome goal line stand. If they had a QB . . . .

Feels kind of weird to jump directly from an epic World Cup final to Jets-Lions, but here I am.

Miami -- We're the better team, but they're certainly capable of beating us if we don't bring our A game. Chargers -- Herbert gives them a puncher's chance against anybody. Honestly I would be happy to play the Jets or Patriots in the playoffs. Those are about the softest matchups we can realistically expect.

Jimmy Johnson would have cut this guy before leaving the stadium last night. That one penalty reduced our win percentage by nearly 15%! There are guys on the street who can knock the ball down on 4th and forever and refrain from roughing the kicker.

I mean, everybody is focused on Miami making their opponents play with heat stroke, but let's keep in mind that this is the same team that put a concussed player right back on the field when he could barely stand upright. They don't give a ---- about player safety. Screw 'em.

Allen is a better QB than Tua. No question. That said, the rest of Miami's offensive personnel is probably better than ours. Tua isn't a world-beater, but he's definitely good enough to beat us with Hill and Waddle. He already did it once and he nearly did it again last night. Miami is likely to be a problem for the foreseeable future.

Two things can be simultaneously true: 1) Our fans should not throw snow at opposing players. 2) Miami has absolutely no standing to complain about this. None whatsoever.

I really hope this lands on Amazon. Partly so I don't have to pay for another streaming service, but mainly because TNF has been really good. I get that Amazon isn't going to be producing the broadcasts, but maybe they'll put the networks to innovate a little, or provide alternate broadcast/audio options.

I'm not qualified to evaluate how good a job Dorsey is doing, but a) everything seems noticeably harder on offense than it was before the bye; (2) the offense really does seem to rely on Josh Allen being superman with comparatively little bright play design; (3) I don't understand the obsession with called handoffs on 2nd and 10. If the Bills do their normal end-of-year evaluations and bring Dorsey back next season, I'm fine with that. If they decide to move on from Dorsey, I'm fine with that too. I'm not sure that he's doing a bad job, but I also haven't seen anything to make me think that he's doing a good job either.

Miami is a legit team. We have the best player on the field, but Miami probably has 3-4 of the top five and 12-14 of the top 20. Kind of like Bills-Chiefs back in 2020. Sure it would have been fun to blow them out, but I'll take a six-minute drive that ends the game with a walk-off FG. Winning that way was fun too.

I trust our FG unit much more than I trust our "don't let them throw deep" defense. Frankly, I'm amazed anyone feels otherwise. How can you possibly have watched this defense give up third-and-long over and over again and criticize the offense for not putting the defense back on the field?

Good for the Vikings. I was a little sad to see this record fall, but we all knew it would eventually. Doesn't take away from what we did against the Oilers.

Haven't watched the pro bowl in eons. Just not interested. If they just announced two pro bowl squads to honor the individual players and cancelled the game that would be completely fine with me. On a closely-related note, I quit caring who did and didn't make the pro bowl quite a few years ago too. Too much of it is popularity and name recognition. I'd rather that my team win one more game and have every eligible player snubbed than see our guys on the PB roster and lose an additional game.

Some of the posters who called for Sullivan to be fired have themselves posted worse jokes in this very thread and gotten no flak for it at all. So yeah, I think it's safe to assume that this is really just a lifetime achievement award and all the "outrage" over his podcast is just cover for that.

Nope. If I wanted Dick Jauron running the offense, I would hire Jauron. I do not want our OC flinging RBs into the teeth of the defense when we need first downs.

If these folks had been born 40 years earlier, they'd be all aghast about Twisted Sister or Dungeons & Dragons or somesuch. There's a certain type of person who's just predisposed to being a church lady, and they glom onto whatever the church-ladiest issue of the day happens to be. In 2022, it's this stuff.

I think this little dust-up has definitively established than men can be just as whiny as women. Another stereotype has been debunked.

Cool. Here's your chance to be brave: https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/244382-jerry-sullivan-crosses-the-line-comments-against-women/?do=findComment&comment=8117369