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Well, the AFC is now officially a 9 team conference with 7 playoff spots available. With the Browns, Broncos, and Colts losing their postseason chances were pretty much extinguished

They are the Kings of October. Start out like gangbusters every year then crap the bed lol. The 11 year playoff drought is arguably more pathetic than the Bills 17 years since it is much easier to make the playoffs in the NHL

No problem, and I agree with you. Today was a huge win for the Bills. I went into the game thinking "I don't care how ugly it is, just get a W" and thankfully they did. Big difference between 7-3 and 6-4. If Buffalo could somehow get healthy on defense, the sky is still the limit. Best point differential in the league by a good bit even after several bad weeks.

Dane is consistently in good coverage but rarely makes a play on the ball. Getting his head turned would certainly help

Tre will almost certainly NOT be back for the Lions game...

Beyond our team breaking a two game losing streak, the Bills victory today was significant for local sports as it ended a brutal stretch of losses for Buffalo teams. Consider as of November 2nd: The UB Bulls football team was in 1st place in the MAC East division. They have since lost two in a row and lost any chance of a spot in the championship game. The Sabres were 7-3 and in 2nd place in the NHL Eastern Conference. They have now lost eight in a row (all in regulation) and are 14th with one game extra played over 15th and 16th. The Bills were 6-1 and in 1st place in the AFC. They had lost two in a row until today's victory and dropped to 3rd in the division and 6th in the AFC. Hell, even UB Basketball has started 1-4 to begin the season. That's 1-16 for Buffalo sports prior to the win over the Browns today. I realize not everyone on here follows teams other than the Bills, but man did Buffalo get a much needed win.

No worries at all. As a matter of fact, I liked it because he didn't fly off the handle and the Bills offense was absolutely putrid to that point

Snow is not that bad. It's far better than hurricanes, tornadoes, heat waves, etc. that other places deal with. I may be in the vast minority, but I believe Buffalo has some of the best weather in the country

This was the post I needed to read. Well done sir

They'd still be garbage. Their defense is a train wreck. Hard to understand though, as there is plenty of talent there. Reminds of Washington's perennially underachieving defensive line

To be honest, I didn't have much respect for him before this. The guy is a jackhole on Twitter, and if you listen to Bills press conferences historically, he always asks inane questions that seem more self gratuitous than good journalism. He just always comes off like an arrogant douche. This latest episode is just another example of why he sucks

But the thing is, he was just fine until the pick. It's like success makes him overconfident. I'm really concerned about Allen right now. The way he is playing is the reason I have avoided buying his jersey, for worries of jinxing him lol

Ok, fair enough. For whatever reason he can't permanently shake the need to always make the big play

Allen just doesn't know what a check down is. As good as he is, he's not on a Mahomes/Brady level of quarterback play. Couple it with horrendous coaching at times, and you get our present situation

It would be inconceivable for Buffalo to miss the playoffs. If that happens, and coupled with the salary cap realities, we may be headed for a bumpier ride than any of us could have imagined. That being said I like the Bills to come out of this funk. Unfortunately, it may be too late before they squander home field YET AGAIN

Lot of tough guy responses here lol

It's mind boggling. The Bills have been made out to be a model organization by the national media, but it's clear most of the team's success is because of a handful of outstanding players. I have honestly lost faith in this leadership

Sucks?

Can't wait for the MVP thread update. "Allen suffers 3rd consecutive terrible performance, but hey he still leads the league in interceptions"

Good post. It appears we are missing Daboll dearly. Just like Edmunds and the 2nd half demonstrated, sometimes you don't know what you have until it's gone

You would've thought about handing the ball to a running back 3 yards deep in the end zone? That was out the window imo

Yes, I agree. Who gave a crap in the first place?

Could've kicked the fg to go up 30-17, got greedy and the game changed. The loss is unequivocally on the coaching staff. If I see one more ***** shotgun run🤬🤬🤬

Yeah, it only lost us the game today. I like Brandon Staley too

Yep