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Yes, and can EJ please just spend his entire offseason (entire) working on taking chances on passes down field? I get this feeling a lot of times with qbs that they have this comfort level where they like to stay. Can't imagine where I've picked that up the last decade and a half? ...I just want these types of throws to be in our qb's wheelhouse.

Because our two legged, twenty something options are so good?

Global Flair is also currently reporting that there is a 75% chance that the Republicans might take back the Senate in the 2014 elections. ...stay tuned.

OP, you lost me at "First".

A good QB on a team that is 10-22 the last two years that with a reasonable amount of tweaking in a bad division could honestly be 10-6 or better in 2015...yeah, that is the choice of coaches and I think really has been since Smith got fired.

I am sorry I haven't read through this thread, but I believe (and others may have stated it) had he duplicated in the second half what he did in the first, then the rookie of the year would be his. Forgive me if I am wrong, because I don't have the time to check, but I believe that would have been around 80 grabs, 1,100 plus yards, and 10 TDs.

Although, Whaley is from the Steelers system, post Donahoe...but I believe post Cowher as well. Still, I don't think it counts against him.

That...made me laugh. Thanks, plenzmd1! The last game I went to with my dad was in 07...the Giants game. For some reason I told him, "ya never know, pops, this could be your last Bills game." ...I wish I had him back for even just one game...even a loss. He only had to suffer through 8 years of ineptitude.

Nailed. It.

Oh, don't worry, given the way luck works around the NFL they will have one more 11-5 or better season with Manning, then go 2-14 and pick a franchise QB in the 2017 draft. ...The Bills will be 13-19 over that stretch with "Insert Generic QB Name Here" leading the way with 18 TDs, 15 picks with many saying he is "the next big thing" in the NFL AND that we are about to turn the corner. I respect many of you for being up beat, I really do; but after 15 years I'm quite simply getting too old for this F****** S***! I've buried both my parents, one best fried and one friend who was like the little brother I never had during that time. I'll root, but my pessimism stays until they finally win something. ...Go Bills. EDIT: The Blue Jays...please correct me if I am wrong, but the Blue Jays are the only other professional North American sports teams beside the Bills that have gone longer without making the playoffs. ...We are 121st to their 122nd.

Yes, because numbers lie...like 8-7, or 8-8, or 4-8 in the conference that you have to win in to make it to the playoffs. ...and I'm not miserable. The Bills are.

I hate to admit it, but I agree completely. Another couple of defensive injuries this season would have showed you how truly bad the offense was as they wouldn't be able to make up for it at all. I think parts of this season were an apparition and if this team stays put I believe we are back to 6-10 next year. ...sorry, just my opinion.

Come on Pitt.

NE owns the tie breaker against Denver, so even if they lose this week they can win home field advantage next week with a win and a Denver loss.

Are some of you here old enough to remember the days when we didn't need "help" from any team to make the playoffs? When the questions weren't, "are we going to make the playoffs?", or "are we going to win the division?", but rather, "are we going to get home field advantage?"

Face it, River, the football gods came in to your room last night while you were sleeping and had they're way with you bedtime thoughts of joy. They are A******s.

Nailed it, Fluff, with both of your points.

I went to bed last night early in such a good mood... EDIT: I guess that's what you do when you're a playoff caliber team...you find ways to win in the pinch. You don't lose 10 point leads at home and essentially and literally give games away, especially ones against playoff contenders.

We eek this one out...17-13. I don't think we will look past this game. I just think it is going to be one of those games that Oakland shows up for...and we still don't score a lot of points...and we are on the road...on the West coast.

The one on Main Street closed a couple of years back, too. Oh man, the steak and cheese sub was to die for, as well as having 10 chicken finger chaser!! Fingers were the size of your head!

It's weird. I was more impressed with San Diego last year at 7-7 at this time than the 8-6 team this year. I really had this feeling they were going to make the playoffs (which they did) and that they could do some damage (which they did). I still respect them and think they're good, but flawed.

I am just really please that some of you are off the "either the Steelers or Ravens COULD lose both their remaining games" bandwagon. ...because, respectfully, that was just plain stupid. EDIT: I take back what I said above. I just disagreed with those opinions. I apologize as it was not my intent to insult anyone on the board.

Yeah, I've mentioned in other threads (and I don't know why this isn't apparent to others) that the greatest likelihood for us getting in is Cincy losing twice against tough teams, Pitt winning out and SD losing at least one. I think the Steelers are playing some of the best football in the league right now and the Ravens remaining schedule is pathetic. So, any hope of either of those teams losing both their remaining games is ridiculous, especially when Pitt winning helps us so much.

Just as I said with my post on the previous page. Jasper I am not trying for one-ups-menship here, I am just saying that I am fully on board with your line of thinking.

I think that helps a lot...any time a team we lost to loses it helps. As I stated in another thread I believe our path of least resistance is Cincy losing to Denver and Pittsburgh, with San Diego and kc losing at least one more; ideally, kc loses at Pitt next week and San Diego loses at either San Fran or kc. Honestly, we really should be big fans of Denver and Pittsburgh now.