What do you think about the Pats ?

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

4 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

Ah the tough guy stance.

nice dodge. 
 

 

[BuffaloBillyG]

Looking forward to seeing how they fair against Tennessee in 2 weeks. Other than that game and 2 against us they have a VERY winnable schedule.

[cwater10]

16 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:

get a grip. 
 

the Putz have proved what?

 

I’ll wait for a reasonable and rational answer besides BB against rookies 

Just so I understand the ground rules, are we to assume that The Bills have proven a great deal already? 

[Vertig0]

7 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

Ah the tough guy stance.

 

Dude - you really love the "tough guy stance" line tonight, eh?  This has to be the third or fourth time that I've seen you post it since we won.

 

"Better watch out fellas, don't get too overconfident, that 'tough guy' stance will come back and bite you in the ass."

 

Actually, no - it won't.  Stop acting like the people that post on this board are players on the team and/or coaches. We're fans. Some folks may not share your incessant pessimism and would like to enjoy a blowout win after such a ***** week last week.  Do you honestly think that if JoshAllen123 on TBD has an ego about the Bills and/or feels that the Pats and Mac Jones suck that his/her 'tough guy' stance will have absolutely any bearing on the future?  This just in, it won't.

 

Sports is sports - some people see the negative, some people see the positive - you repeatedly hate and call out those that have the slightest tinge of positivity - why?  Their opinion means nothing in the overall scheme of things - it's an opinion.  You want to be a pessimist and point out the negative - go right ahead, it's all a part of the discussion - but stop randomly slamming people for feeling good about their team and lighten up. 

 

And for the record, the ''internet tough guy act" is when someone talks a big game and makes veiled physical/mental threats to others behind a keyboard.  I'm pretty sure calling the Pats a bunch of Putz' and asking what they've proven is far from being an "internet tough guy".  

 

 

[RichRiderBills]

Let's also not go crazy they beat Brownies without Chubb and Hunt. 

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

8 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

They don't need to be superior to beat out the Bills for the division, juat a half a game will do.

Doge of what? I thought internet tough guys would have died out by now...

you are talking up the Pats 

 

PROVE how they are better than spreading Hot Air

 

Just now, cwater10 said:

Just so I understand the ground rules, are we to assume that The Bills have proven a great deal already? 

yes. A LEGIT # 1 defense 

[cwater10]

7 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:

yes. A LEGIT # 1 defense 

Through 9 games, they have done exactly that.  And I put a lot of faith in that.  Still, if I am going to be realistic, I also take a  look at the team that ranks right behind them in defensive points allowed, points differential and division standings, with a 2 game edge in conference record, and feel confident in saying that neither team has proven a thing at this point in the season.  

 

They don't hand out playoff berths, division titles, #1seeds or Lombardi's after 9 games.  Do we remember Pittsburgh last year?  Once Buffalo shows itself the better team head to head vs Pats this year, I'll put more stock in it.  For the record, I think that they will do that.  I just don't think anybody has proven anything at all quite yet.  

[JoPoy88]

15 minutes ago, Vertig0 said:

 

Dude - you really love the "tough guy stance" line tonight, eh?  This has to be the third or fourth time that I've seen you post it since we won.

 

"Better watch out fellas, don't get too overconfident, that 'tough guy' stance will come back and bite you in the ass."

 

Actually, no - it won't.  Stop acting like the people that post on this board are players on the team and/or coaches. We're fans. Some folks may not share your incessant pessimism and would like to enjoy a blowout win after such a ***** week last week.  Do you honestly think that if JoshAllen123 on TBD has an ego about the Bills and/or feels that the Pats and Mac Jones suck that his/her 'tough guy' stance will have absolutely any bearing on the future?  This just in, it won't.

 

Sports is sports - some people see the negative, some people see the positive - you repeatedly hate and call out those that have the slightest tinge of positivity - why?  Their opinion means nothing in the overall scheme of things - it's an opinion.  You want to be a pessimist and point out the negative - go right ahead, it's all a part of the discussion - but stop randomly slamming people for feeling good about their team and lighten up. 

 

And for the record, the ''internet tough guy act" is when someone talks a big game and makes veiled physical/mental threats to others behind a keyboard.  I'm pretty sure calling the Pats a bunch of Putz' and asking what they've proven is far from being an "internet tough guy".  

 

 

Right? Everyone’s a “tough guy” (me included earlier) if they disagree with ol’ Gene. Not even using the reference correctly…smh.

[97bills]

2 hours ago, Xwnyer said:

I can’t see us winning both games against them they have solid run game and will create havoc on our o line 

That’s my worry our oline, it want matter how good mac Jones is or Allen if our oline gets destroyed. 

[JoPoy88]

15 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

No, I just think it's moronic. Stop trying to impress like it's highschool...

 

No one is trying to impress you, but actually listening to different opinions may cause you to actually learn something.  But nah, you won’t do that, will you? 

[John from Riverside]

They haven’t played us yet that’s what I think

[97bills]

20 minutes ago, RichRiderBills said:

Let's also not go crazy they beat Brownies without Chubb and Hunt. 

That’s true but I never thought they would beat them like that. That was a beat down 

[gonzo1105]

I think they are better than most people on the board are giving them credit for. I think their a legit threat for a 5-7 spot in the playoffs

[SydneyBillsFan]

Mac Jones might well be a dink and dunk QB but if he gets into the red zone he has two very good, big tight ends who our DB's will struggle with - that is my biggest concern, along with BB's ability to target our offensive weaknesses.

 

The AFCE will go down to the wire.

Edited November 15, 2021 by SydneyBillsFan

[Guns N' Rosen]

I just want Billycheat and his mullet maiden meth head son to go away. 

 

[PatsFanNH]

1 hour ago, BringMetheHeadofLeonLett said:

I think Matt Jones has cement feet like Bledsoe.  We can throttle this team.  

That is inaccurate, he isn’t extremely mobile but he can move some.. he is probably a bit more mobile than Brady but not a ton more.. IMO the ability of a QB to run is way over rated. I have yet to see one have a long career or more importantly more than a few years of success.

[SinceThe70s]

1 minute ago, PatsFanNH said:

That is inaccurate, he isn’t extremely mobile but he can move some.. he is probably a bit more mobile than Brady but not a ton more.. IMO the ability of a QB to run is way over rated. I have yet to see one have a long career or more importantly more than a few years of success.

 

How do you reconcile that statement with Aaron Rodgers or Russel Wilson? 

[Your Brown Eye]

they are legit, playing great ball and will be nipping at the Bills heals all year

[BringMetheHeadofLeonLett]

15 minutes ago, PatsFanNH said:

That is inaccurate, he isn’t extremely mobile but he can move some.. he is probably a bit more mobile than Brady but not a ton more.. IMO the ability of a QB to run is way over rated. I have yet to see one have a long career or more importantly more than a few years of success.

We'll see how inaccurate that is as he spends his short career on his ass.  
 

it's not immobility, it's cement feet. Ryan Mallet and Deadsloe with an arm needing development.  Heck, keep cheering, it's all good.  It's totally like a young Brady all over again.  

Edited November 15, 2021 by BringMetheHeadofLeonLett

[PatsFanNH]

3 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

How do you reconcile that statement with Aaron Rodgers or Russel Wilson? 

Hmm Let’s see

 

Rogers — puts up pretty numbers team is usually one and done in the playoffs.    Most overrated QB in the NFL right now… he has zero clutch in him. 
 

Wilson — He is surrounded by talent on O and team still Meh.. 

 

they both have the ability run but they are much more pocket passers who occasionally run.

2 minutes ago, BringMetheHeadofLeonLett said:

We'll see how inaccurate that is as he spends his short career on his ass.  

Short career? You have a crystal ball or are you one of those silly people doesn’t see most “athletic” QBs fail because they can’t throw or are easily rattled.