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The Bills are closing in on an impressive statistic, and with a win against the Bears on Saturday, could be in some rarified air. Based solely on the LAST game played against the other 31 teams in the league, the Bills would be 26-5. The only teams that we are on a losing streak against currently are: Indy Jax Philly Arizona Tampa Chicago Here's the whole list, including notes on the year of last victory, and last defeat

Short answer... nope

Well, it had to happen at some point

I don't see them doing anything here, related to the WR moves. Brown will play again this week and that will be his 3 elevations Beasley will get elevated the last 3 weeks of the season Justin Murray is probably gone if/when Ike Boettger gets fully healthy Xavier Rhodes or Cam Lewis will get released once Benford is off IR

The Cardinals are in a bad position of their own making. They're married to an average QB with all kinds of issues and now a big time injury They're married to an underwhelming coach that was supposed to do great things and hasn't I wish we could play them 2X/year

I'm fascinated - so bringing in TO for a workout costs us more time and energy than any of our other practice squad players, or even a guy like Tanner Gentry who hasn't even sniffed a target yet? And we should just outright dismiss a guy that can still run a 4.4 who's still in top shape and had a 10K yards HOF career?

I'd kick the tires on TO - what's the downside?

File this under "who gives a rat's ass"? I'll worry about Tua when he passes the eye test and shows an ounce of grit or leadership. Yes, the stats are all lovely, but he's not anywhere near the QB and OVERALL PLAYER that Josh Allen is

You're thinking of 1996

Today is really our only best shot at getting the #1 seed, especially with the cupcake schedule the Chiefs have the rest of the way I just had a wave of PTSD after being at the Vikings debacle...

Wait - I thought we were terrible at running the ball, our OL is trash, our RB are slow, and our new coordinator is clueless?

I got into this argument last weekend with my cousin, who is a crazy delusional lifelong Dolphins fan: He stubbornly clung to Tua's statistics vs Josh's for this year and basically said that Tua was the better QB and the Bills would never win with Josh (because he throws too many INT's) I still can't get past Tua not passing the "eye test" for me. Yes, he's accurate Yes, he throws a nice catchable ball But he still seems fragile and not meant for the long haul. He slides to avoid hits or runs out of bounds He doesn't fire up his teammates or inspire a lot of leadership This is the first year he's had any sustained success, and that's with missing multiple games or parts of games due to injury Regression and injuries are going to hit this team hard I'll wait to anoint Tua and the Dolphins until they can prove it in the playoffs

2 tickets for Detroit Thanksgiving - Section 243 Row 1 - $225 each

I have 2 tickets section 243 - $225 each

I believe that Bill Polian when he was GM of the Colts was asked a similar question about potentially losing Peyton Manning: His paraphrased response: "If we lose Peyton, we're f***ed, and we don't practice f***ed"

I'm going to the game this Sunday and I really have no interest in seeing Case Keenum play

We're always going to have dead cap space - it's the nature of the beast. $16M is probably league average (says me without doing any research)

Let's see if Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni can win a playoff game without crowning them #1 in the NFL

For decades, the Packers had a deal with Milwaukee to play ~ 3 of their home games there, since they were more of a "regional" team and also to share revenue with them. I'm sure the interwebs has more details, but that's the gist of it. I believe the ended the arrangement in the early-mid 90's Pull up the game footage from the 1991 contest and you'll get a sense of how weird it looked

I re-watched this game several months ago, and it was a good one for sure. Our defense was flat out dominant that year (outside of playing the Bengals) An even more fun re-watch was Bills @ Packers from 1991. One of the last games played in Milwaukee County Stadium. The stadium orientation and field layout was truly bizarre to see, now that we've been accustomed for so long to the modern football-only palaces. The truly goofy thing that stood out to me was that because of space concerns, BOTH teams had to share the same sideline!

Nice trade for the Jags

Gosh, if only the Colts could get their QB situation right after "luck"ing their way into two generational QB's and only having one ring to show for it

We had to do fake elections back in grammar school in the 80's, and our group came up with the Mushy Peaches Party as just something meaningless and juvenile. Have used it as my team name for football pools and other assorted nonsense ever since

My cat's breath smells like cat food