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26 minutes ago, Process said:

Zero reason for Sanders to play the final two weeks imo even if he's ready to go. He was playing an insane number of snaps early in the year. Time to let the young guys take over and rest up.

 

That's "stinkin' thinkin" IMO.  Marking the next 2 games on the calendar as "sure wins" is the best way to drop one and lose the AFC East.  We already lost the Jags game thinking we just had to show up and roll over them.  We can't afford to do it again.

 

Resting the best players who are "ready to go" is exactly that thing - a thinking pattern that we don't need to "give it everything we got" from "Play One to Play None".

 

In particular, the Falcons can still reach the playoffs if they win the next 2 games!  They are going to give us everything we got.

 

Now, that said.....I would like to see less Sanders and more Davis, not because we should "rest up" some of our players but because I feel Davis has shown he can "get it done" and has earned more snaps - and also because I think healthy Davis might be better than hampered Sanders.

 

21 minutes ago, SCBills said:

The staff, surely, remembers last year and how Diggs, Beasley, Davis, Brown and McKenzie all managed to get worn down/hurt down the stretch before the playoffs. 

 

It can't be helped.  If the Bills "took care of business" against the Jaguars and won 1 of 2 close games against the Steelers and Tennessee, sure.

But we didn't, and we need those last 2 games.

 

Get out to a big lead and let the vets watch the young guys show their stuff, sure.

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6 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

That's "stinkin' thinkin" IMO.  Marking the next 2 games on the calendar as "sure wins" is the best way to drop one and lose the AFC East.  We already lost the Jags game thinking we just had to show up and roll over them.  We can't afford to do it again.

 

Resting the best players who are "ready to go" is exactly that thing - a thinking pattern that we don't need to "give it everything we got" from "Play One to Play None".

 

In particular, the Falcons can still reach the playoffs if they win the next 2 games!  They are going to give us everything we got.

 

Now, that said.....I would like to see less Sanders and more Davis, not because we should "rest up" some of our players but because I feel Davis has shown he can "get it done" and has earned more snaps - and also because I think healthy Davis might be better than hampered Sanders.

 

 

It can't be helped.  If the Bills "took care of business" against the Jaguars and won 1 of 2 close games against the Steelers and Tennessee, sure.

But we didn't, and we need those last 2 games.

 

Get out to a big lead and let the vets watch the young guys show their stuff, sure.

Huh? He's probably the 5th best WR on this team at this point. That obviously plays into it. 

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As my name implies, I live in Atlanta and I pretty much wear my Bills gear year round, as many of us probably do.  I rarely get comments, although lately the general NFL fan has been more pro Bills the last 2 seasons.

 

Anyway, today I was out running errands wearing a Bills shirt, not even thinking about the fact we are playing the Falcons. The general comments were things like “I normally cheer for the Bills but I can’t this week” or “I hope you guys don’t beat us too badly”. I thought it was funny, because if a Falcons fan had a Falcons shirt on in Buffalo, we would definitely give them the business a bit more.  

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the Falcons have a couple DBs out, don’t they?  I wouldn’t be opposed to Emmanuel sitting and resting up.  If we end up losing to Atlanta (perish the thought), I doubt it would be a situation where we think “man, if only Sanders were in for us we would have won!”

 

Getting Davis and Beasley back will be a nice boost.

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46 minutes ago, TBBills said:

Last time I remember playing Atlanta at home was the "Toronto" home with the drops at the end to lose it... I think. 

Yeah a huge Stevie Johnson drop in the 4th quarter and our TE (forget his name) fumbled in OT. 

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30 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

As my name implies, I live in Atlanta and I pretty much wear my Bills gear year round, as many of us probably do.  I rarely get comments, although lately the general NFL fan has been more pro Bills the last 2 seasons.

 

Anyway, today I was out running errands wearing a Bills shirt, not even thinking about the fact we are playing the Falcons. The general comments were things like “I normally cheer for the Bills but I can’t this week” or “I hope you guys don’t beat us too badly”. I thought it was funny, because if a Falcons fan had a Falcons shirt on in Buffalo, we would definitely give them the business a bit more.  

 

Around 2013/14 I was in Buckhead for some Air Force training. Met a guy at a CrossFit gym that owned a Bills bar. He invited me over for that weeks game and I was shocked at how packed it was with Bills fans. Wish I could remember the name of it. If I remember right, it was near a hospital.

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35 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

As my name implies, I live in Atlanta and I pretty much wear my Bills gear year round, as many of us probably do.  I rarely get comments, although lately the general NFL fan has been more pro Bills the last 2 seasons.

 

Anyway, today I was out running errands wearing a Bills shirt, not even thinking about the fact we are playing the Falcons. The general comments were things like “I normally cheer for the Bills but I can’t this week” or “I hope you guys don’t beat us too badly”. I thought it was funny, because if a Falcons fan had a Falcons shirt on in Buffalo, we would definitely give them the business a bit more.  

 

You see people wearing a random cowboys jersey or Giants jersey in the city

 

They'll get ribbed a bit but it's all in fun .. Bill's fans generally aren't violent like raiders fans and don't want to cause real trouble 

 

A few jokes.. sure you're not in the wrong City kid.. 

 

But for the most part Bills fans are pretty respectful around town ... Now how that changes come Sunday in the stadium .. well booze and a lot of meat can change a guy

 

 

 

 

 

 

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50 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

As my name implies, I live in Atlanta and I pretty much wear my Bills gear year round, as many of us probably do.  I rarely get comments, although lately the general NFL fan has been more pro Bills the last 2 seasons.

 

Anyway, today I was out running errands wearing a Bills shirt, not even thinking about the fact we are playing the Falcons. The general comments were things like “I normally cheer for the Bills but I can’t this week” or “I hope you guys don’t beat us too badly”. I thought it was funny, because if a Falcons fan had a Falcons shirt on in Buffalo, we would definitely give them the business a bit more.  


Atlanta is such a transient city that nobody really gets that hometown feel outside the Braves and Dawgs. 
 

If you wear Bills gear in North Metro ATL, you’re likely guaranteed to hear a “Go Bills!”…at least from my experience.  

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22 minutes ago, BillsfaninSB said:

 I would sit Oliver if possible.


Disagree. Play your best players (if healthy and cleared). We need this W and the next. 

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37 minutes ago, TBBills said:

 

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This is one of my favorite Decemberists songs:

 

“Do you know who the f$&@ I am? Benjamin F-ing Franklin!”

 

 

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3 hours ago, WotAGuy said:

A quick look at the Ticketmaster map shows sporadic blue seats available - I assume these are original tickets being sold by the Bills. There are a lot of resale tickets available, but it looks like at least 90% of the seats have been sold initially. 
 

Plus it’s a holiday weekend, everyone is sick right now and it’s a team that hasn’t been here in ages. 

 

I don't accept this. The excuse used to be the playoff drought. This is a must-win game.

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3 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

I don't accept this. The excuse used to be the playoff drought. This is a must-win game.


Do y’all still have a vax requirement?  Likely not a huge portion of the attendance but could be the difference between a sell out and a few empty seats. 

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