Southern_Bills

You mean having a 50% chance at the #1 seed with 3 weeks remaining isn't abysmal? I'll have to reevaluate how I grade teams, right now I have the Bills in rebuild mode and the Texans as a hot up and comer...🤣

I agree, and he may go for 100 on the ground with a score against us. It will look bad, but ultimately he won't be able to single handedly beat the Bills.

Agreed, they better do all they can to get a young prospect. They have a good team just need a QB, Maybe unload Taylor to move up if that's even possible anymore with his injuries he had this year.

Enroll in a college course and then use the student stream, small price to pay lol.

I've heard it's overrated. 🤷‍♂️

If Allen has 3 more like he had Saturday night he has a chance. Honestly I don't think he will get it though. I want him to get one but super bowl is way more important.

My thoughts as well. I'm not quote that old but I couldn't imagine doing that.

The Bills are doing what playoff teams are supposed to do, win by any means necessary. Good teams always limit your best weapons.

We will have to agree to disagree, because increasing the size of the playoffs will increase the chance of average teams getting in, staying put or decreasing the size of the playoffs will decrease that chance. Simple math, and Pittsburghs late season collapse was well worthy of missing the playoffs. 3 out of 4 #7 seeds have been beaten by double digits (Indianapolis vs Buffalo being the outlier) so far, which isn't common in the NFL. I would say having an #8 seed would only make this stat worse, if that's possible. I also like the increased reward for the #1 seed, whoever is #1 does deserve extra.

Yeah, but when teams like the Steelers get in last year it diminishes the product of playoff football. I'd rather have an outlier year where a 10 win team is left out than a year where a team under 500 gets on. Just my opinion though.

I live in alabama and watched him throughout college etc. I actually think he has the talent, though after the hip thing I'm not sure he got all of his power back. I think he lacks discipline to his training, he's all in on Sundays. Mon-Sat I'm not so sure. He's a big family guy, and I'm not sure he's willing to let that suffer to be a better QB, which isn't necessarily a negative from a moral standpoint. From a NFL franchise standpoint it might be of course.

I seen this, and it's a class act. He could have complained about snowballs/refs whatever, but he chose to mention the positive of the Bills Mafia. Good for him.

I did notice he was wearing an Auburn University sweater, he's having a bad football year, and I couldn't be happier for him.

Thankfully for the Bills it's simple math to get the #1 seed. Win 3, take a week off and let opponents come to you. Simple, but not easy. MNF against the Bengals will be huge, and honestly good for them, they get alot of bad games on Monday night. Also the Patriots would love to kill our #1 seed on the final game, they will not go quietly, and I can't blame them. I hope not, I'd rather subtract a team. Bad teams are getting in as it is.

Hopefully Morse makes a full recovery and his long term health is ok. At the same time we have to draft/sign his replacement, too much of a loss when he isn't in there.

The OP...it seems at least.

And somehow, Tua is beating Allen in pro bowl votes 🤣

I'm from Alabama, and Tua is an Idiot lol

Let's hope that doesn't happen.

Very true, but also very promising performances by Allen when it mattered. If he can match that this year, we will not be denied.

In all honesty he seems like a smart player who works well in Shanahans QB friendly system. Another cog in the wheel so to speak. I don't mean any disrespect to him, he just isn't a guy to carry a team, he just works well in the system which is why he is on that team.

This is bad football, I hate Kyler Murray but he's more exciting than this.

Half of them? Yes I agree with that. Maybe I phrased it wrong. Most of the elite players don't. But again, the colleges would still play ball and have spots for players that wanted school. You are not forcing anything, you are giving options and at the same time preserving the "spirit" of college football. I'm fine with them getting paid either way, at the school or away from it.

We will have to agree to disagree. And besides, it isn't like the option to go play D1 would be taken away, it would still exist and be readily available. For the kids that have no interest in college they would have another option, and if they didn't make it, something tells me they would have made enough in the developmental league to pay for their school if they chose that route.

I would personally love a developmental league, I guess semi-pro for 17-24 year Olds. Would suck the money out of college to an extent but it would also return it to the pageantry and true "student-athletes" instead of kids doing what they have to so they can have a chance at the NFL. Win-win IMO. Most of these kids have zero interest in going to college.