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Heck, I'm willing to make the argument for 8-1. However, even while rewatching the Atlanta game on short cuts I was still seriously getting stressed out thinking they were going to lose on the last drive.

Ya know, you are right and I agree with you, and I am not saying it is going to happen, but for the first time this year...how about we beat the S*** out of somebody? GO BILLS!

Oh, I don't have to pat myself on the back, simool. Your annoyance and non-response to my post is all the back rub I need. Feels good! Thanks man!

If your form holds then I think it either has to be the Bucs or New Orleans...probably New Orleans. Oh man, so am I.

Back to the question, which I should have made clearer...I should have put it in the title...oh wait... Was the loss to Carolina a good loss, in that it changed our offense?

Look, I am just going to say it right out: I think Jonathon Williams should be the back up RB on this team instead of, or in front of, Mike Tolbert. TSW: What do you know? What makes you think you know more than the coaches? Get outta here! D2D: I know what my eyes tell me, and he looked equal to or better than Tolbert in the preseason and I like Tolbert less and less so far this regular season. TSW: You're an idiot! Trust the Process! We heart McBean. D2D: I love them, too, and I kind of trust the process, as well. However, during the preseason I thought they should stop trying to put a square peg into a round hole with TT on offense if he was going to be their starter. After week two McDermott seemed to decide, "hey, how about we wait until next year with our round hole offense until we get a round peg QB?" I knew it, they didn't, and I'm JAG.

John, I hear, but for argument sake that's not necessarily true...even for the Patriots last year. Garopolo (spelling) did fine, but when they got to Jacoby, of course not so much.

Agreed, and I agree with you first point, which wasn't copied in this response.

We all know that loss was the obvious lynch pin for them to say, "OK, we were dreadful on offense (still) and we are going to continue to get pummeled very soon if we don't change things up." If Zay and TT connect on that pass in the Carolina game, and we start 2-0, I honestly think this team really could be 2-2 now as they would have likely stayed the course at that point. What say you?

2015: If Shady goes down how comfortable are you with Karlos Williams? 2016: If Shady goes down how comfortable are you with Jonathon Williams? 2017: IF Shady goes down how comfortable are you with Mike Tolbert? ...my comfort level has easily decreased over the years.

Why is this such a bad topic to talk about it? It is a good question. Hell, there are teams around the league that have two headed monsters at running back, wherein they may lose a starter, but have a more than capable back up. Lately, I've seen teams splitting duties with their RBs with pretty good success. As mediocre as the recent Bills have been, I can't remember back to when we were weaker at the RB position beyond our starter.

Man what if had been the Bills that had moved? I wouldn't have been gleeful, I would have been depressed: we lost our team that we love to a city that couldn't give a s*** about having them.

Wow.... https://www.barstoolsports.com/boston/stephon-gilmore-and-the-patriots-defense-were-actually-worse-than-you-thought/?_branch_match_id=443912350288885255

Agreed, but the annoying thing IS, Over 29, when he puts two good games together back to back everyone in the media is going to be all, "BELICHEK FIXED HIM! LOOK HOW HE'S BEEN ABLE TO TURN AROUND THIS CB (for 13 million dollars per) INTO A PRO BOWLER!!!! ...please note, if it isn't clear: I hate the Patriots. Typical Random Point Person: "Oh, you! You're just jealous of their success!!" Dollars 2 Donuts: "Didn't say I wasn't. I'm jealous over someone eating an ice cream sandwich. The thing is those sanctimonious @$$@$@^#@#%^@#%^ make it so darn easy to hate them for just...plain...being...douch**s."

Someone should start a power ranking and call it "Real Power Rankings".

Exactly.

I don't revel in what is going on with him now. I revel in a team I hate, suffering because everyone thought they were geniuses for signing him for $65 million, and not having it work out.

Our two posts should be merged!

How do you...? How do you...? Wait... How do you beat the Polls Week 4 Number 1 team in the rankings and not move up? How do you step back as a reviewer of this poll, see that only one team in the NFL has beaten half of your current top 4, and stick that 3-1 team in the middle of the pack?!

Back injuries are really something you should take seriously...from a long term life standpoint, I mean.

Thank you. All this "hold your breath", "pump the breaks", "temper your emotions" is for the birds. I want to enjoy this the way I want to enjoy this because waiting around for Supe Bowl trophy raising ceremony is a fools errand. We get this so rarely I want to enjoy it.

I laughed hard at this.

I thought he was texting, but I'll take video game. I enjoyed it.

MClark, maybe you didn't say before, but I am starting to agree with you guys who previously said you weren't thrilled with Tolbert. Some tams (more than in recent memory) have two headed monsters at RB...I'm starting to get unsettled when Tolbert is in the back field by himself.

I hear you, HS, but please re-read what I wrote. I didn't say we are going to beat everybody, just that I am not afraid of anyone in this league. Today, I honestly was thinking of reasons to be content with a Bills 28-14 loss...I want to be done with that for awhile...that lack of confidence.