Greg S

Right now I would say third best behind Kelly and Kemp. One has 4 Super Bowl appearances the other 2 AFL championships which are the only championships in Bills history.

Pats schedule. at ATL TEN at BUF at IND BUF JAC at MIA My guess is they probably beat the Falcons and should definitely beat the Jaguars. The rest of the games won't be easy. NE has always had trouble in Miami and that was with Brady.

Not yet. He hasn't played long enough. Talent wise he definitely has it over Kelly. He will probably have every Bills passing record when its all said and done. If he leads the Bills to a Super Bowl championship ( I think he will) then he definitely replaces Kelly as the greatest QB in Bills history. Before Allen became a Bill I would list the top 3 QB's in Bills history as Kelly, Kemp, and Ferguson. Josh has already passed Ferguson but he is still behind Kemp ( 2 AFL championships) and Kelly ( 4 Super Bowl appearances)

They are a good team. Good chance the Bills and Pats split the two games. I would be more concerned about them with Brady instead of a good game manager QB in Mac Jones. If the Bills bring their "A" game then I think they have a good chance to sweep. Allen>>>>>>>> game manager Jones

I will tell you what is going to be really hyped up. The two games between the Bills and Pats starting with the MNF game in Orchard Park. That MNF game will have ratings off the charts for ESPN.

Grateful Dead 1989...Sullivan Stadium the Pats old home.

But that one win is the most impressive of the bunch. Dominating KC in Arrowhead is as an impressive win as you can get. Taking no credit away from the Pats. They have been good and beating the Browns 45-7 at home is also impressive. Arrowhead is one of the toughest places to play for a visiting team.

Lets Go Falcons. That would be a nice start to the football weekend if they win.

Any NFL win is a quality win. This isn't college where you watch Alabama or Georgia beat the crap out of some hapless team every week. Anyone can beat anyone in the NFL. This past weekend look at Washington and Tampa and SF and LA as examples of that.

Bills D in 2021 >>>>>>>>> Bills D in 2020.

What's really impressive about him is he has to make many of his kicks at home. That's not easy given the elements and wind that happens in that stadium.

Bottom line they are 6-3 and now 3-0 in the division with 2 of the wins being the road. The Bills will have to play better as the competition gets tougher.

I like the optimism but their is a good chance we split with the Pats and lose at TB. As for the other games they should win but as we have seen upsets do happen.

I guess the media's "darling future Super Bowl champs" the Rams should probably hold off on the Lombardi talk. They got beat up by the Titans and they got beat up again by the 49ers.

We wouldn't and you know the coaches definitely don't. They will probably get started working on a game plan for NO after the Colts game.

If it was going to be flexed it would have been announced by now. I doubt the league would flex the Bills to Sunday night this week anyway since they are playing 4 days later on Thanksgiving. It's going to be a short week as it is with the Colts game ending at 4:00 as opposed to a Sunday night ending at 11:30.

NO already lost to the Giants and Falcons at home. Their QB situation isn't the greatest right now. I am not saying the Saints game is gimme but the Bills should be favored to win that one.

Both games against them are going to be very tough. I just like that the Bills will have extra time to get ready for them. The two games against them are going to decide the division most likely. You are probably right in that they will split. I just hope Buffalo wins the MNF game at home against them. It will put pressure on the Pats to win the rematch in NE. I don't want the Bills to have to go in there needing a win to get the split.

Looking at the Bills schedule they will have plenty of time to prepare for NE. The Colts this week, then a game on Thanksgiving vs the Saints. Then they will have 11 days to prepare for their MNF game against the Pats.

Johnson will never sell his cash cow. Bought the Jets for 635 million in 2000. They are valued at 4.05 billion today. Jets fans are stuck with the Johnson's. The chances they turn it around are slim under his ownership.

With upsets happening lately in the NFL maybe the Falcons can knock off the Pats this Thursday night.