Max Fischer

One interesting thing: Bills want the Dolphins to lose to the Chiefs. A Miami win can only hurt the Bills' chances.

Week 16: Bills lose to Pats Jets beat Chargers Week 17: Bills beat Dolphins AND Cinci beats Ravens OR Jags beat Titans Therefore, the most important game is Colts over Ravens. If that happens and the Bills beat the Dolphins, then Bills are in if any of the following happen: Week 16: Jets over Chargers Week 17: Ravens over Bengals Jags over Titans Raiders over Chargers

What they’re trying to say is, “winning is for losers.” No doubt the same folks who are lamenting the wins are those who would call for McDermott to be fired if they lost 10+ games.

You’re right, look at the Patriots, they win every year and look where it got them.

Put him on Gronk.

Bills can lose next two games and still make the playoffs if the following happen: Week 16 Colts over Ravens Chiefs over Dolphins Jets over Chargers Eagles over Raiders Week 17 Bengals over Ravens Certainly possible.

New York Times playoff machine disagrees. If Bills win next two, they need ONE of the following to happen: Week 16 Colts over Ravens Rams over Titans Jags over 49ers Week 17 Bengals over Ravens Jags over Titans in other words, If Ravens or Titans lose or Jags win one.

This is a broad statement to conclude McD can’t run a team. As I’m sure you would agree, there are plenty of folks with “background or experience”who cannot run a team. Time will tell but evidence indicates McBeane have the team on the right track.

I have no clue if DD and/or his “source” is full of crap but the scenarios make sense.

I’d take Luck for 1st rounder in a heartbeat.

Questions: Can Dawkins play RT and will Glenn ever play for the Bills again? Fantasy solution could be to trade Glenn (and his salary) for a good RT (and a pick).

So, you want them to lose all five? I'm confused.

Unless you expected/predicted the Bills to win 10+ games and make the playoffs, you should be pretty happy with McDermott. I know I am.

I'm not sure the onus is on the DC's to "stop" Peterman. Rather, can the OL provide three seconds of protection and will Peterman find a receiver. Look, I like Peterman but have zero expectations.

Fixed it.

Bills might audition Seantrel with a good number of snaps but is he really better than the LTs on Seattle’s roster?

Good in ever role

I can tell you the Bills are not worse off without MD the rest of the year and FAR better without him next year, and MUCH better thereafter. From the perspective of other teams, why didn’t the Bills get a better offer? Answer: MD is not and may not ever be worth half of what he’s paid.

Nope. Not one bit. And yet, they are 4-2 with a decent chance at the playoffs.

Get a grip. The Bills now have have considerable cap flexibility, they have good players that fit their systems, have stockpiled 10 picks and they are frggin are 4-2, with have a decent chance at the playoffs. At worse, Beane is a good GM. Barely starting and not even remotely playing to his contract. Several DTs have out played him or matched his performance, he’s one toke from a one year suspension and if we think he’s average now, what would the Bills get for him in a year or two (and tens o millions dollars later)?

From a purely good business practice, why is anyone surprised that players, or any employees, dont want to be thought of this way? Especially since football teams are even more sensitive to employee feelings than most work places.

Take: This is stupid

I think it's completely different. If it weren't for all the injuries, the Bills could have won yesterday. Yes, there are some MAJOR holes and depth issues (OL, WR, LB, QB, etc), and while the injuries have set the team back and may not recover this year, I believe McBean is changing the culture for the better and producing a good football team. It will take another year or two because not all issues can be fixed in one season.

It's OK, we'll just beat you up until something else comes along . . .

Which team wants an expensive, injured player who's condition is difficult to determine?