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What the?....... Is that a guy on the roof up there? I hope there's not a table below.

Just now on CBS they were talking about the Pats/Rams SB at the turn of the century. Bruschi talking about their dynasty being born. Yep, a dynasty of cheating, video taping, ball deflating, phone destroying, along with an occasional Asian rub and tug mixed in between.

I think we play to win, but still rest who we need to rest. We still have a chance at the #2 seed realistically and an extremely outside shot at #1. But if Diggs is better served sitting out then you absolutely sit him to be 100% for the playoffs. John Brown may be back next week as well. It's a drop off, but not a lineup Josh is unfamiliar with if we have Brown and Davis on the outside.

Legit Super Bowl contenders

Let's go Buffalo!!!

Diggs back out is a good sign. He won't play next week for sure.

Speed

We can't lose Diggs, please Lord

I thought, and stuck with, 11-5 at the beginning of the year and throughout the bye week. But if this team keeps playing like they have been post Hail Murray, then we very well could end up 13-3. Hopefully after that a few more on the way to a Lombardi.

The main thing is to get the pronunciation correct. Johnotthan, Jay-oh-not-than

It just snatches the soul from your opponent when they know they need to get the ball back and score as quickly as possible. Then you have the Bills keep getting first down, after first down, after first down all while the clock just continually tick, tick, ticks away. You could see the defeat in their body language.

I think I can, I think I can, I think I can

Yes it is different. I'm not saying it's just like the Type A or Type B flu like some, but I also don't see it as a shut down the world type of event it has been used as either. I use the typical precautions as everyone else. Stay sanitary, wear a mask if necessary, don't lick door knobs, don't be the close talker from Seinfeld, you know, all of the common sense stuff. I quit going to bars long ago so no worries for me there. I haven't been to the doctor for a sickness in like 4 years, and that was when the Flu went through our entire household. It knocked me and my youngest son down for 7-10 days and all you can do is ride it out. I've worked in close contact with multiple people who have had this thing already at my job and fortunately have not gotten sick. Everyone I know who has gotten it has fully recovered with no health issues outside of the initial few days of getting where they felt like crap. All they were told when they were sick? You just have to ride it out like like my family and I had to do with the Flu. Some of them who have gotten it were in their late 60's. Those are the chances we take. Something could happen any given moment we step out of our door. To me it's not justifiable of letting them pump anything into my body when I have no need of it already.

Stay home if you're afraid of the vaccine? I could say the same of "stay home if you're afraid of a virus". My choice is to live my life in the same manner I have been with not being afraid of the Flu so as not getting a Flu shot in my almost 44 years of existence. And how well has the Flu vaccine worked? They are rushing something out less than a full year after supposed inception of this virus and trying to force it onto the people as "necessary". Yeah, I'm not afraid to live life as it is now, because I have gone about it in the exact same manner as previously over the last 11 months, and I'm not a lab rat. No one will dictate to me as to what is required for my body when I am perfectly fine and without need for it.

Figured as much. I don't expect to see him until Miami and that will be just to get some work in before the Playoffs.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/12/17/juju-smith-schuster-im-not-going-to-stop-being-myself/ And this is your typical example of a "me first", more worried about his social media clicks than he is about handling his business, type of Prima Donna we have in the game these days. Like Josh said, "Let them do all of the talking and the dancing, we do all the work."

My apologies my friend, I misunderstood your post. I thought you were saying that the AFCE would come down to a week 17 matchup against the Phins where we win the game. I thought you were insinuating two straight L's for the Bills. The division is ours if we win on Saturday regardless of what happens the rest of the way.

So basically you're saying you believe the Bills will lose the next two games? That the Pats, with Belichick's penchant for terrorizing rookie QB's, will lose to the Dolphins, but beat the Bills the following week also? Get ready for disappointment as the AFCE is wrapped up on Saturday then when we beat the Broncos.

If that is a stipulation they place on people to attend games then I guess I will never see a Bills game in person during my lifetime. I personally, or my children, will never be getting jabbed for the sake of supposed "freedom" to participate. Never gotten a flu shot in my life and won't be getting one of these either, by choice or otherwise.

I think we beat the Broncos on Saturday to secure it for ourselves and then the Pats beat Miami on Sunday, which is another punch to the gut of the Phins playoff hopes.

QB is by far the hardest position to evaluate in a draft class. Organizational and scheme fit are almost as important as talent also. Josh was taken by the right organization who not only put the pieces around him, but they also have been patient through the growth/maturation process. Lamar Jackson was taken by the perfect organization as far as the coaching staff he inherited and scheme fit for his skill set. You also have to really dig behind the scenes to get into the minds of these young men. You have to research their backgrounds. You have to go beyond the record, the physical abilities, the flaws, and figure out the true character of the individual. Is he a guy, like Josh, who is focused on becoming the best NFL QB he can be? What's their work ethic like off of the field when there's no one setting up a game plan or no meetings to attend? What is their mental capacity and how do they process the information seen or given to them? All of this factors in. It reminds me of the story about JA and Darnold working with Jordan Palmer in the offseason. Darnold gets something right a couple of times and he's done. JA works on correcting things over and over and over for hours on end until he feels it has become 2nd nature. These are the things that breed greatness, all the behind the scenes activities that a player does when there is no one pushing them but themselves. You have to find out which prospects not only have the talent, but the mentality to be great. It's easier said than done.

Glad Poyer called that trick out. Couldn't stand him, Foxworth, before this idiocy. And to Foxworth? off ho, the bandwagon is full.

Jags vs Ravens, Chiefs vs Saints and WFT vs Seahawks (I know what game I get even without the map ) isn't bad for the late slate though.

Insert Nick Wright video or latest PFF newly fabricated category

I think the wager, if Wrong Nick loses, should be Bills Mafia gets to choke slam him though a table.