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Possible.

The Cowboys certainly have a lot of talented players, but the whole seems less than the sum of the parts. They built the best offensive line in football, a very solid defensive front 7, and the best RB in football, but where has that gotten them, really? They should be able to ground and pound everyone, right?

The Bills’ diaspora is considerable. Probably second only to the Stillers, and maybe Green Bay.

That was a once in a lifetime opportunity. I feel like Bills plus 7 yesterday was a gift from the football gods, as well. As was the moneyline.

I do my best?

I’m pretty sure Haushka’s a captain, too. And he’s used to kicking in the Buffalo elements. He’s not going anywhere this year.

I think we match up VERY well against the Chiefs. I think we would crush them.

Even worse than the phantom YD yesterday was the no catch call on Brown’s TD against Denver. Anyone could tell it was a catch, and yet the Bills had to burn a challenge to get it right. But what if they were out of challenges?

He was also going against the best LT in the league. And he was consistently being held.

That’s what’s called a stretch.

I blocked that entire game from my memory.?

Things could always be worse. Haushka hasn’t missed one in the clutch that we really needed. Shaky day in Dallas though.

We fans are free to focus on whatever we want.

People love to hate on Kiper, but he was a major Josh Allen fan going into the draft too. Pretty sure he had him as QB1.

No. In that case, expect the commissioner to use his “emergency powers” to revise the tie-breaker rules to ensure “fairness to the league’s corporate partners.”. “In case two teams in the same division finish with the same record, the first tie-breaker goes to the team that won the first game of the season between the two teams.”

How can you say it’s a “long shot” that we beat the Ravens at home? Let’s see how they handle SF first.

It sucks, but the Titans went into the Music City Miracle game as a 13-3 wildcard team, I believe. For the record, I think we finish 12-4, though.

That’s a good summary. I would add multiple muggings of Hughes and Ed Oliver that weren’t called (not one hold called on Dallas all day), plus another phantom hands to the face call. Can’t remember who it was against. i loved it, after one of the phantom hands to the face calls, Romo actually said “yeah, but remember those bogus tripping calls against the Cowboys last week”, as if those calls benefited the Bills’.

I seem to recall that the Cowboys converted on that play. So how was is a turning point for us? some people really hate analytics

I thought it was impossible to recover onside kicks these days...

The hands to the face calls were utter garbage. That’s when I knew it was a dishonest game.

There’s no quit in these zebras.

Does anyone still think Thursday football sucks?

Very disappointing day for the zebras. They left it all on the field, though.

The refs are pulling out all the stops. Looking for help from NY now.