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Well Bills are 2-3 having played teams ranked 10,11,13,14,15  They get two road games then will have 6 of the last 9 at home.  If they pull out one of the next two road games were headed for another 7 or 8 win season somehow. Ranking is probably where it should be though you can make a strong case for the Bucs, Giants, Colts, Cowgirls, Lions, Texans, Falcons are all in the same boat.  Falcons have zero defense and the coach sucks. Somehow I don't see the wheels falling off and us getting to only 4 wins to get a top 5 pick

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14 minutes ago, MDH said:

 

They are a decent kicker and ridiculous official reversal from being 4-1.

 

Likely 5-0 had they started Mayfield from the start of the season.  Coaching mistakes have hurt them too though. 

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6 minutes ago, DuckyBoys said:

Well Bills are 2-3 having played teams ranked 10,11,13,14,15  They get two road games then will have 6 of the last 9 at home.  If they pull out one of the next two road games were headed for another 7 or 8 win season somehow. Ranking is probably where it should be though you can make a strong case for the Bucs, Giants, Colts, Cowgirls, Lions, Texans, Falcons are all in the same boat.  Falcons have zero defense and the coach sucks. Somehow I don't see the wheels falling off and us getting to only 4 wins to get a top 5 pick

The Bills will be fighting for a wildcard spot again, I think.

 

Can't wait to see what this roster looks like after FA/draft next year

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3 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

 

Likely 5-0 had they started Mayfield from the start of the season.  Coaching mistakes have hurt them too though. 

Or if their kicker could kick, even.

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49 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

 

Cleveland is a quality coaching staff away from being a very, very good football team. Once Hue Jackson and Gregggg are canned and replaced they’ll be a playoff team.  It won’t happen this season but look for it next. Mayfield is the real deal and they’ve got some real talent on their defense.  Garrett and Ward will be their cornerstones for years to come. 

well, it depends on who they’re replaced with.  It’s not like good NFL coaches are abundantly available 

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3 minutes ago, BananaB said:

Where does Philly rank? We have the same record and we beat two teams they lost to.

The Vikings were a tale of two teams. If that game was played again Vegas would still have them favored and they probably win. 

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NFL.com is slightly better (this week) 

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000972240/article/nfl-power-rankings-week-6-saints-enter-top-three-eagles-dip

 

BROWNS 16
Previous rank: No. 23 

Said before in this space that, turnovers be damned, Baker Mayfield makes the Browns exciting to watch. Witness the key down in overtime: On third-and-long, the kid phenom evades the Ravens rush, steps back from a collapsing pocket a la Drew Brees and calmly hits Derrick Willies (who?) over the middle for a 39-yard gain. Willies, an undrafted free agent, made the first three catches of his pro career Sunday, with none larger than his catch-and-run in the extra period to set up the game-winning kick. He made the club playing special teams (for the first time). Amazing what opportunities a trade can open up -- and not just for the Patriots.

 

Bills 28

Previous rank: No. 32 

Huge win for the Bills, who once again rode an opportunistic defense and another sweet Josh Allen scamper to victory. Once again, Allen couldn't throw a lick (82 yards ... total), but benefitted from field position and tough yards from his RBs to set up "Hausch Money" for the game winner. Nobody wanted a piece of Chris Ivory on that final drive. Actually, though, the real stars of this AFC upset resided in Sean McDermott's defense, which allowed a scant 221 total yards while forcing turnovers and suffocating a Tennessee attack that made hay against the Eagles two Sundays ago. Not this past Sunday.

 

Colts 29 

Previous rank: No. 27 

Swathed in the rush of the enemy, Capt. Andrew Luck repeatedly called upon his sidearm, unloading into the Patriots' lines, steady and true. Melancholy befell him, as his brethren floundered to furnish reinforcements nigh the engagement's creep. The good captain ne'er withdrew, surging forward with platoon long after the engagement had been ordained. Valor aplomb. It is said the captain of the opposition's field units was of an age to be out farming, perhaps tending his flock. Not on Thursday's eve. Alas, Capt. Luck was bested. (Sorry, I often get inspired by preferred Twitter accounts.)

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15 minutes ago, RiotAct said:

well, it depends on who they’re replaced with.  It’s not like good NFL coaches are abundantly available 

 

Absolutely correct. I think Dorsey makes a good selection though. Todd Haley (current Browns OC as of this season) is a possibility.  You’d have to think that longtime Saints OC Pete Carmichael would get a look due to his success and the similarities between Brees and Mayfield. 

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40 minutes ago, BananaB said:

Where does Philly rank? We have the same record and we beat two teams they lost to.

9. Philadelphia Eagles

Record: 2-3
Week 5 ranking: 6rd-arrow.png

Rest-of-season SOS ranking: 6th. The Eagles' toughest remaining game, according to FPI, comes in Week 15 when they travel to Los Angeles to play the Rams. FPI gives the Eagles a 20 percent chance to win, and it is part of a stretch in which the Eagles are not favored to win three of four games. -- Shah

per ESPN

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Each week should merit a new thread,as it gets stupid trying to dig through past posts. So stupid and time wasting, I don't even bother, and I'm sure I'm not alone...

36 minutes ago, iinii said:

The Vikings were a tale of two teams. If that game was played again Vegas would still have them favored and they probably win. 

And, the Bills were a completely different team when they faced the Vikes... Sword cuts two ways. And, Vegas has been wrong about the Bills plenty, this year. 

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10 minutes ago, Paulus said:

Each week should merit a new thread,as it gets stupid trying to dig through past posts. So stupid and time wasting, I don't even bother, and I'm sure I'm not alone...

And, the Bills were a completely different team when they faced the Vikes... Sword cuts two ways. And, Vegas has been wrong about the Bills plenty, this year. 

twice is really not plenty.

 

Vegas knows what it's doing.  Have the Bills even been favored this season?  I don't recall.  The Bills are dogs for a reason.   the points are set to sucker people in to earn the house $$$ 

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18 minutes ago, Paulus said:

Each week should merit a new thread,as it gets stupid trying to dig through past posts. So stupid and time wasting, I don't even bother, and I'm sure I'm not alone...

And, the Bills were a completely different team when they faced the Vikes... Sword cuts two ways. And, Vegas has been wrong about the Bills plenty, this year. 

 

Vegas isn’t going to change their minds much based on any single game. Consistency is needed to change public opinion - which is what’s important - because Vegas is much more concerned with keeping the money even on both sides than accuracy of betting lines, etc.  

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3 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

 

Vegas isn’t going to change their minds much based on any single game. Consistency is needed.  Also they’re much more concerned with keeping the money even on both sides than accuracy of betting lines, etc.  

they just did because of the DW chest injury   Line is off the board

to wipe a -9 off the board ....... 

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10 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

they just did because of the DW chest injury   Line is off the board

to wipe a -9 off the board ....... 

 

Damn

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5 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

shows you they are not out to lose.    9 with a healthy DW was one thing.   the swing was too much to absorb 

 

Yeah. Could wind up with people playing both sides with a big swing too. 

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1 hour ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

shows you they are not out to lose.    9 with a healthy DW was one thing.   the swing was too much to absorb 

 

I get the same feeling every time I walk into a palatial casino. 

 

Either way, injury was during the game and he came back in and played, so I’m guessing he will be a GO Sunday 

Posted
2 hours ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

twice is really not plenty.

 

Vegas knows what it's doing.  Have the Bills even been favored this season?  I don't recall.  The Bills are dogs for a reason.   the points are set to sucker people in to earn the house $$$ 

2 out of 5 times is plenty. Context Lives Matter!

2 hours ago, BarleyNY said:

 

Vegas isn’t going to change their minds much based on any single game. Consistency is needed to change public opinion - which is what’s important - because Vegas is much more concerned with keeping the money even on both sides than accuracy of betting lines, etc.  

I really don't think Vegas know the Mcbeane's Bills that well. 

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1 hour ago, Paulus said:

2 out of 5 times is plenty. Context Lives Matter!

I really don't think Vegas know the Mcbeane's Bills that well. 

I used to have a running bet with a friend on the Bills and the Vegas line.

 

Playing the point spread after 2 years

neither of us won more than a 1 or 2 games on the other.  

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