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Ok but next year we play the AFC and NFC West. So if you are a year away, you might as well be 10 years away.

How about how many players on offense were like WTF are we doing huddling right now? Including the announcers. The only people that seemed to think huddling and stopping there was the coaching staff and Josh Allen. I guess I don't know what Josh Allen was thinking, probably just following orders.

But the team that won was never put in a situation to give up a TD because of a coin.

See we agree. Both defenses should have to play overtime, before determining a winner.

I imagine you give a crap when a team your cheering for doesnt get a chance to score in over time. People will say, why didnt the losing team's defense make a stop. But the winning team's defense was never asked to make a stop. So if you have two strong offenses, you literally just desided a game with a coin flip. Im sorry, sudden death only works in hockey and soccer.

Most of the people who hate night games on here, are people that work evenings. Im pretty sure they became bills fans, because they are the only team in the entire league that never plays at night.

Why do both teams get a chance to score in baseball, but not football?

Hockey is the only sport that should have sudden death overtime. Football should have something similar to college overtime, just have them start at their own 25, not the opponents 25.

Pats are on a bye this week. If the bills want to even think about the division. This week is a must win!

The Bills never do anything wrong, so we should always post happy things.

What is the stadium issue for the chargers?

Idk, but they have to pick 3 games somehow. The top 2 games seem obvious. Its anybody's guess what the third game should be.

All 3 games will be nationally televised on the same network. So its not like 1:00 and 4:30 games will be regional action or anything like that. It would make sense to put west coast games on later in the day, and the Bills vs Patriots would be either 1:00 or 4:30 at the latest. Honestly the Chargers vs Raiders is probably the 3rd best game on the list of 5.

If the Bills play at 1:00 that day, I wonder how many people actually show up to that Sabres game....

They know who his wife is....

Definitely. Raiders defense much worse then the 49ers.

I just think no matter what happens, it doesn't really helps the bills out that much. Its so minimal. I wouldn't spend too much time being upset or happy of what happens. By the time were tied with any of these teams, the tiebreakers could look completely different.

Neither. Whoever wins this game, route for the opposite team in week 16. or don't because so much can happen between now and the end of the year. I have a hard time worrying too much about teams that are 2-3 games behind the bills. Rather focus on teams that are ahead of us or just slightly behind us.

That wasn't my question. I only want to watch the Bills Vs. Browns. I live in buffalo, and I get to watch said game. I was only asking about the reason why only two cities in the entire country are only getting 2 regional games as opposed to 3. I figured it out. I used Google, and found out it was an old rule that they are phasing out.

Everything you keep posting has nothing to do with my question. I dont think you bothered to read the 2nd half of my post which answered my question. Is that its an old rule they are phasing out. DirectTV and playstation vue have nothing to do with this. I don't understand why that's what you bothered to post as a response.....

I really don't want to watch any other game, aside from the Bills vs. Browns. But I guess if I really wanted to find out how the regional broadcast restrictions work, I can find a way to do that. So apparently, it use to be almost every single market would only get 2 afternoon games, if their local team was at home. This year they are testing to see if they can lift this restriction. So it will be much more common to have local home games still have 3 regional games. But once in a while the old rule applies.

I mean, I don't even live in Nashville or Cleveland, so I don't really care they don't get to watch 3 games in the afternoon. I'm just curious if anybody know why they both have that restriction. Especially when Fox is the Double header week, and those people don't get the Double Header.

What part of the bengals game was a gimmie? I thought almost the entire 4th quarter, the game could go either way. Since this game, the bengals look terrible. Going into it, and after the game was over, I thought we were very evenly matched.

That's exactly my point! Fox has the double header this week, and they are only showing one game to Nashville and Cleveland. Yet other markets that have CBS home games, are able to still get two games on Fox. It can't be market size, since Buffalo has benefited from having Two 1:00 games on TV, even with a home game.

This is a great question. I feel if we turned on the game at 1:00 and were just surprised by what they wore, people wouldn't have time to complain about it. But since they announce it on Wednesday, people have nothing better to do for the next 4 days. People nitpick what color the pants, the helmets, the jersey. Geez......