ch19079 Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 1 wild card spot open so......... 1) we must win out. bengals, 49ers, and Pitt. 2) Ravens must loose to Indy and Pitt. (9-7) 3) Denver must loose to Indy. (9-7) 4) Jags must loose to Greenbay (9-7) its called hope. future schedules: ravens (8-5): indy, pitt, miami. denver (8-5): chiefs, titans, indy. jags (7-6): greenbay, texans, raiders. bills (7-6): bengals, 49ers, pitt. also: we loose tiebrakers with jags and ravens. i dont know who would win tie braker with denver. Edit: the jets are (9-4) they play Seattle, Rams, and N.E. they will win 2 of the 3, go (11-5), and get one of the 2 wild card spots. and the whole point of this post was to point out important games to watch in the comming weeks. and i dont KNOW who wins the tie breaker with denver and bills. thats why i said i DONT KNOW.
stevestojan Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 1) we must win out. bengals, 49ers, and Pitt. 2) Ravens must loose to Indy and Pitt. (9-7) 3) Denver must loose to Indy. (9-7) 4) Jags must loose to Greenbay (9-7) its called hope. future schedules: ravens (8-5): indy, pitt, miami. denver (8-5): chiefs, titans, indy. jags (7-6): greenbay, texans, raiders. bills (7-6): bengals, 49ers, pitt. also: we loose tiebrakers with jags and ravens. i dont know who would win tie braker with denver. 160160[/snapback] This is wrong... sorry... you forgot the Jets in the equation altogether. Also, do you KNOW that we hold the tiebreaker over the Broncos? I dont think we do.
BuckeyeBill Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 I think the Jets have a good chance to drop 2 games, and end up 10-6. In that case we beat the Jets with our 10-6 record (assuming we win out). But Denver... who holds that tie breaker?
Boatdrinks Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 I think the Jets have a good chance to drop 2 games, and end up 10-6. In that case we beat the Jets with our 10-6 record (assuming we win out). But Denver... who holds that tie breaker? 160256[/snapback] A tie with Denver at 10-6 would leave the Bills on the outside looking in. A three way tie with Jets and Broncos would leave the Jets at home and Bills/ Broncs advancing. If Denver makes 10-6 our AFC record kills us. We need Broncs to lose at KC, Jets to lose to Pats and either SEA or @STL. Balt should lose to PIT and INDY and JAX must lose one more game, probably at GB. B)
Greg de'Ville Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 ...frankly, the Bills have to help themselves. Period. Win out and see what happens when the smoke clears 1/2. Any slipups and it's definitely wait til next year.
kota Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 What has to happen is the Bills need to go 10-6 end of story.
ch19079 Posted December 14, 2004 Author Posted December 14, 2004 im glad somebody figured this out. 160233[/snapback] i know, what would you all do without me???? the Jets win 2 of next 3 and take 1 wild card spot. rams and seattle. do you really think they can beat the jets???
Alaska Darin Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 i know, what would you all do without me???? the Jets win 2 of next 3 and take 1 wild card spot. rams and seattle. do you really think they can beat the jets??? 160277[/snapback] Seattle certainly can.
Bill from NYC Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 Seattle certainly can. 160313[/snapback] I am not calling the jests a bad football team, but even their avid fans will tell you that they are not at all strong at corner. The rams COULD beat them too. It is possible.
Alaska Darin Posted December 14, 2004 Posted December 14, 2004 I am not calling the jests a bad football team, but even their avid fans will tell you that they are not at all strong at corner. The rams COULD beat them too. It is possible. 160317[/snapback] With Bulger at QB, that's a possibility. With Chandler? I don't think so. Plus, I have ZERO faith in Mike Martz. He's Rich Kotite with hair.
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