KingBoots8

If you had asked me even 8 weeks ago which QB from the Vikings was going to be on another team next year, I’d have bet the farm on Keenum. At this point, after this game, there is no way they let him go. Bradford, while a good QB, is guaranteed to miss 3 games a season minimum due to an injury. Bridgewater was looking good prior to his injury, but nobody knows how good he can play because Keenum has proven to be capable of leading this team, and has not not needed to relinquish his hold on the position. At this point, they have to know that he has the support of his team- look where they are thanks in part to him. Even if they had doubts before, that whole team has to be on board with Keenum for today and for the next season. He’s earned it. that being said, I don’t believe we would go after either of the other Minnesota QBs at this point. Keenum is the only one we would likely consider of the three.

Looks like that playoff drought doesn’t get to vote of buy cigarettes next year! ITS OVER!!!!!! Win or lose come Sunday, we made it. With a little luck and some true determination (and sometimes in spite of ourselves) we are officially a playoff caliber team

BEST WAY TO RING IN 2018. LET IT BE. 25 SECONDS FROM PLAYOFFS

I’m pacing with a heart rate of about 170 bpm trying my absolute best not to wake up my sleeping 6 month old... i sure hope naptime ends on a positive note

Exact same scenario here as far as Fantasy goes. As for the game itself- keep Denver out of it. If KC was a .500 team Id say go Broncos, but they look legit. The pick will be what it will be.

This is almost as bad as the 6-3 browns game about 8 years ago, except this time I don't have to witness it in person. Ugh, someone get the hook!

From ESPN: Statement from Bills owner Terry Pegula on firing of GM Doug Whaley this morning: "After a thorough review of our football operations over the past several months, Kim and I informed Doug this morning that we will be moving in a new direction. We have enjoyed working with Doug. He is a good person and we want to thank him for his work and commitment to our football team. This was my decision. It was not an easy decision but I believe it's the right one for the future of the Buffalo Bills. Our search for a new general manager will begin immediately."