SF Bills Fan

I knew we’d get the prime slot. It’s the most exciting match up and in reality it is the real AFC Championship

People are giving credit. Josh Allen is regarded as a star now. I listen to the main talk radio station here in Austin and they’ve been pretty high on the Bills as of late

I heard it mentioned on several pre game shows this morning. The sports radio guys here in Austin mentioned it today. The word is out

If the Bills play like they did last night from here on, it won’t matter who we play or where we play- they would beat anyone anywhere.

It seems like every team has a shot to win this year but I would say the odds are extremely low. Lloyd Christmas might think there is a chance, though.

If Daboll is name HC somewhere, that is where Mitch will be starting.

Vladimir Putin or whoever is heading up ISIS these days. We can just keep beating Bill Belichick and torturing him until he wishes he was dead. More satisfying in my opinion.

I'd say no. See what we can get in draft or find another good RB that won't come at the price Mcaffrey would.

I remember Kiper really touting Josh and I knew little of him. I was just thinking “ Wyoming?”. I thought Darnold would end up being the star based on what I saw of him since USC was on TV more back then and he seemed to be a star in the making. Never liked Rosen so was glad we didn’t take him. I’d say my attitude that day was nonplussed.

Singletary- we will just keep running the ball and limit Josh's risk and keep the receiver's participation to a minimum. McKenzie will have another good game. But, if we are behind and losing things will be different and we will be throwing.

I'd just give the tickets away to youth groups and people that normally could not afford to attend.

Players have bad days. But, we still won handily. When the opposing QB has a rating like that and you still get beat by 14 points that is embarrassing.

I'd say Titans and Bucs we should have won. The bad officiating with the Bucs and the badly botched last play against Tennessee should not have happened. The others were more complicated. I thought we'd be 14-3 but we got some bad bounces. 11-6 with another division title with the team going into the playoffs hot works for me. They redeemed themselves and now look extremely dangerous.

With Taylor being the main threat, I'm still favoring the Colts.

Most likely scenario is Bills and Pats making it and I think that is how it will play out. But, Pats need to be very wary of Miami in that last game.

If you play around with the ESPN playoff machine and plug in the most likely outcomes and winners in the remaining games this is the scenario for sure. Definitely like our chances playing them again since they are an average team.

They said the right things with proper credit given. I wanted more whining.

I was waiting for this so that I can go back to these fools and throw it in their face tonight

I noticed that too. When Dawkins went off list last night it went from 2.5 to 1.5 right then

This helps even out the loss of Davis and Beasley. Our O-line is trouble though. We can game plan to cover up some problems there. But we wont have a lot of long passes. Both teams will dink and dunk

100% agree. We get a key fumble, pick, pick six and set up the offense, we can win. I can see us holding Pats to 10 or less. We could win this thing 6-3- whatever it takes.

The Pats are missing guys too. We are a capable squad and can still win. Out D is #1. We have the better QB. Diggs, Sanders, McKenzie and Kumerow and Dawson are still better than what they got. I think we will see an aggressive and creative game plan. If we lose I don't want it to be because we are conservative. If anything, I think this crisis rallies them.

I agree- it was a risk at the time. People don't like him but he is a master at getting the most out of his investment. He is an astute businessman. You could argue that he has helped enrich the NFL as a whole.

1. Milano 2. Davis BB will game plan for Diggs and Dawson and Sanders (hopefully) and then he have to leave someone open and he will pray that we underutilize Davis. I think Davis has a monster game.

That would be a smaller fraction since they are worth 3.75 billion. He is worth 250 million I see, so he'd have a very small piece of the pie. It is still mind boggling that Jerry Jones bought Cowboys in 1989 for 150 million.