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While he wouldn't be my first choice (Cowher), I wouldn't mind seeing Harbaugh come here. He kinda seems like a douche, but the guy can flat out coach football, and I think he'd bring an attitude to this team not seen in a long time. Plus, he's got to be intrigued seeing the kind of defense here he'd be inheriting....

This is a travesty. I live down here in Atlanta, and if the drive weren't impossible, I'd scoop up those tickets in a New York nanosecond. Damn those are some good seats

I know that Goodwin has had enough injuries to make even the casual Bills fan question his durability, but then throwing Mike Williams to the mix, I am still befuddled at their lack of playing time. I'm sorry, but I just can't understand why or what they've done to validate the reason for them being healthy scratches, Williams in particular.

I was a big fan of Mallett coming out of Arkansas, and I do believe in the right system he can succeed. He has a rocket for an arm, and although not mobile, he can chuck it with the best of them, and he's pretty accurate from what I've seen. If he could be had for the right price, I'd give him a look-see.

I'm not a statistician like some of our refined members on our board are, but damn that is extremely surprising. With that said though, I'm very nervous about Sunday's game in the sense that Pettine will be prepared for a great many plays we run. I think adjustments will be the key, and I predict that at the half we will go in with a lead. The second half, when adjustments need to be made, will decide the game. I don't think this will be a blowout at all, and the team that makes the adjustments will be victorious.

I know that usually 10-6 in majority of the cases gets you in, but the sad thing is, with the competitiveness of the AFC this year, I'm willing to bet that there could end up being an 11-5 team that misses out on the playoffs. Weren't the Patriots the last team to finish 11-5 and not get in? Was that the year Brady tore his ACL and Cassel filled in?

Damn that must've been awesome to have been at the Super Bowl, let alone to cheer for your favorite team. That's one of the things on my bucket list, go to the Super Bowl. It would just be a dream come true to be there, but then to be able to root for the Bills, that's something to cherish for a lifetime.

Man, if that happened, I think the entire stadium would simultaneously combust, me included. Ka-boom!

That's a great question. Without pulling up numbers, scenarios and tiebreakers, I'd have to believe that 7-5 in the conference, tiebreakers not even put into play, we'd probably still be on the outside looking in. It just feels like too much would need to happen to get us in. Just by how competitive the AFC is this year is so freakin annoying. Most years, 10-6, with a 7-5 conference record would USUALLY be enough to get in wouldn't it?

I was just messing with you on asking what kind of car you drive. It's an old joke around these parts. You're not alone, even on this message board, in thinking that we could very well lose the games against the Broncos, Packers, and Patriots. The majority of us on here are realists, and know that our current team, although improved from past years, has enough shortcomings to lose those games. But why don't we get past the Browns game first? And second, you HAVE to know that your name "Very Wide Right", doesn't sit well with alot of us on here. It in fact indicates that you're not a Bills fan at all. So to come on here, with the Browns game being the next game on our schedule, and tell us how we're gonna get hammered by the Broncs, Pack and Pats, screams "troll" status. We're not giving you crap for your opinions, it's a combination of things that has ruffled feathers and made people probably not want to invite you to their company Christmas party.

This.

I second that.

I'm thankful for: Terry and Kim Pegula. It's so relieving to know our Bills aren't going anywhere, and that this organization has attained the stability it needs to attract better coaching, better players. Jim Schwartz. When Pettine left, I was both surprised and disappointed. Schwartz came in and has made a difference. This defense is LEGIT! May the Schwartz be with you!!! Players attitudes. It seems as if the players have adopted a different attitude, and that they care about winning and losing, and are committed to winning. Detroit Lions. Thank you for the W earlier in the year, and thank you for being so hospitable towards us when we came in to your stadium, and making it seem like a home game. My fellow TBDers. You guys truly provide us all with informative, educated, hilarious, witty, and great posts, and I appreciate all of you, even the ones who exist only to piss us off. I love all of you, and wish you all a happy Thanksgiving! I hope you all get to enjoy time with your loved ones and eat a good meal!!

This. I'm guessing the OP is looking to mess with people. Let's get past Cleveland first before we address the Denver game.

But as funny as it is, it's probably not far from the truth....

Amen. I couldn't believe when I saw Freddy back there, I was thinking WTH????

I think this victory was more than just padding stats. This indeed was a complete, solid, and well-deserved victory. Given the circumstances, the lack of practice time, the having to play a home game away from the confines of the Ralph, MANY of us would have just been happy with a W, and I would even go as far as to say that many would have at the very least understood a loss. We dominated this game in every aspect. Offense, defense, and special teams. The Bills finally got the "step on their necks" mentality and when they got up, they didn't let off the gas and slammed every nail in the Jets coffin. The Jets, as bad as they are this year, are still an NFL football team, and no game is a gimme. So with that said, there is alot positive to take away from this game and build on. We were supposed to beat the Jets, and we did that, in excellent fashion. I am very much looking forward to the game Sunday, and I fully expect the Bills to beat Cleveland. And it is because of that Monday night showing that I feel as confident as I do about a Bills victory.

Hey, are you using Internet Explorer? I couldn't quote people on IE, and I switched to Google Chrome, and that was the only thing that worked for me..

I know he tried to single - handedly give the game away to the Falcons Sunday. I watched that game and if it weren't for Mike Smith being a horrible clock manager, the Browns would have lost that game. Those last two interceptions Hoyer threw were so bad, I wouldn't even have expected Losman or Edwards to have thrown. He did have some nice throws, and his composure under pressure was impressive. I fully expect the D to give him fits Sunday.

Agree. AP will command a very handsome salary. Wouldn't mind seeing him in a Bills uni, although don't know if we're willing to pay as much as he thinks he should get.

Their numbers will be irrelevant. The Ralph is going to be rocking and Browns fans will be a non-factor!

Oh it's on and poppin!

Now that would be PERFECT! I would die laughing! :-) :-)

I can't wait to see Lil Donte scorched Sunday by Watkins....or Woods....or bowled over by Mike Williams...any of those would be pleasing to see.

And you're on this message board why?