You guys are both right, it doesn't have to be either or, does it? If the offense can do a better job of sustaining drives, the defense has less time on the field and is less tired. If the defense can do a better job of stopping the opposing offense, they'll spend less time on the field and be less tired.
Very classy post, but I am all good, and hoping for a big W this weekend. You? Disagree about the Jets, they closed up shop for the season last week. I think we beat the Fins too, Tanny is still terrible, deep down.
Lets take a deep breath here. I don't think you understood my original point, which was simply that it is more likely than you think that the Bills make the playoffs. Unlikely? Yes. As unlikely as you suggested in your post? No. Not sure what has you so worked up.
Can you troll another team's message board please? Or try BuffaloBills.com
Very true. And for the record, there is nothing wrong with being optimistic about the chances of the sporting team that you root for. Not sure why so many get their rock off showing how they are "realists" and constantly predicting doom and gloom.
I agree. I proposed that EACH ref on the field have a counterpart in the booth with real-time replay capabilities that can override erroneous flags or instruct the field ref to throw blatant missed flags. To me, that makes the whole thing work about 75% better. It's either that or this: https://www.wired.com/2015/07/baseball-game-no-umpire/