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Are you rooting for a win or loss week 17?  

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  1. 1. Are you rooting for a win or loss on Sunday



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I always root  for a win.  In particular, I don't think a top 5 draft pi9ck is worth all that much more than a top 10 pick.  There might be a consesnus on about the top two prospects in the draft, then there are a bunchy of guys on the next tier.  One is not enough better than another that observers can arrive at any sort of consensus as to which one is better.  .  Buffalo could in theory draft in the ninth spot and be able to get the player who is third or fourth on their big board.

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Normally I always want to win and I hate the fish, but with this year being what it is we help our future and take away a bit from the fish with a loss.   Id like to see a close game with the loss on the refs or special teams.   

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I understand those who strongly always root for a win.

 

But a loss helps us more, and this season has long since been over.

 

Further, the Miami rivalry thing has been dead for many, many years.

 

Just lose the thing and let's hope for better next year.

 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, Gugny said:

I always root for the win.

 

But I will be just fine with a loss.  

Exactly where I am. How much does a loss help us?  

 

In fact, that is where I have been the last 4 weeks.

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1 hour ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

Agreed, but the question was specifically which we are "rooting" for, which is why I had to clarify.  It sure would be nice to draft in the top 5, but when I watch on Sunday, I will be hoping to see the Fish, squished. 

 

Fair enough.  Yeah, I won't be rooting for bad things on Sunday, but certainly prefer a loss on the scoreboard, could impact our draft position by as much as 6 to 8 spots depending what happens in other games.  

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At this point, I really don't care.  I wanna see Josh Allen play mistake free football and show that he has complete control of his offense.  Yes, draft position is important, but McBean has already demonstrated that he'll wheel and deal to move up in the draft if necessary. 

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Couldn't possibly care less.  No significant injuries.  Rest the old man Shady. Nice weather for those attending. Last time this season watching a commercial free game over pizza with the family, which is sad.  

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TANK.

 

-Do it right this time, and we might just find that Franchise TE, WR1, WR2, DT, DE, OT, C, and G we desperately need.

 

Do your draft homework this time, McBeane!

 

 

 

 

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11 hours ago, sven233 said:

Best case is that Allen throws for 400+ yards, 5+ TDs, no picks and we still lose (preferably because we give up 5 punt and kick returns for TDs).  This way, we all see something great from Allen, the defense is not awful and Crossman definitely gets fired.  The only reason to be interested in this game is to see how Allen performs.  As fans, we should all want him to put up great numbers, but having a top 5-7 pick would be great as well.

This.

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I’m not so much worried about the draft position in the first round. I think the talent will be there no matter where we pick and a later pick may force Beane’s hand to take offense. Although, we would have a better chance of trading back if we were in the 4-6 range.

 

I think where having a high draft position will really benefit is in the 2nd-4th rounds because of the depth at OL and WR in the draft this year. Ideally we would want to be picking at the top of those rounds especially with the Cardinals, Jets, and Giants having similar needs. 

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