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Man, posters are absolutely sleighing it with the reindeer puns. Well done boys and girls. (not kidding, btw)

If that happens then I would hope Terry would be pissed about it since he is the only one who can do something about it.

.............unfortunately, this is a real possibility and our FO have no one to blame but themselves.

Tre, Bishop, Benford, and Lewis have completion percentages under 60% this season, Hairston is under 50%.

Winning sucks. I get it, I get it. You want to win it all at least once.

In the NFC I think it will be from the Rams, Seahawks or Packers. I don't think Philly makes it. Something is off with them this year. In the AFC I think it will be from the Broncos, Pats, or Texans. Buffalo doesn't have the passing game (WR's) or defense to get there. If Cook gets shut down like he did in the NE game, then the Bills are toast. My guess is Rams vs Broncos.

oh the children! jingle jingle!

smart. yes, you and jenny mccarthy think vaccines leat to autism. outstanding. now explain how lifting the school mandate in florida is a good idea. it will make you use words, so i get it if it's too hard for you.

The funniest part is, if they had stuck with Baker after he played hurt the season before, they may have even succeeded in finding their franchise QB. Mayfield should send them a Thank You card every Christmas for screwing him over in the short term so that he could succeed in the long term.

Wow, from the esteemed publisher "Shout Your Abortion." Thank you, all you MAGA fools, for promoting a book that was destined to sell tens of copies without your publicity.

Moar Autism!

I mean, you could say the same about Mike Gesicki's build, and he's missed hardly any time in his career.

All I know is, if the Pats*** somehow get to the Super Bowl and win it with Drake ***** Maye before the Bills ever even get there with Josh Allen, I'm going to seriously lose it.

Yes, Cynical Publius, a Japanese carrier in WW2 is just like a little motorboat in the newest version of the War on Drugs. I really can't see any difference.

I still think the eagles will round into form. Them, the Rams, and seahawks would be my picks. Then I dont know? Buffalo? Why not?

The Left likes re-branding. Abortion = superpower Abortion = sacrament etc. Now they want to be able to perform them at home, so you can turn your home into a church!

Right. In baseball, my team is the Colorado Rockies. (Like being a Bills fan in the drought, but worse) They stupidly signed former Cubs MVP Kris Bryant to a long-term contract. Shortly after the signing he was diagnosed with a degenerative back condition. He's played a bit over the last 3 years and he's been awful. It's obvious to everyone that he's done. But they keep making him come to spring training and going through the pretense that he may play again. Otherwise they'd have to waive him and pay his entire contract. They clearly want him to retire and come off the books, but why would he do that with $60 million still waiting. I don't know the particulars of Watson's contract, but I imagine there's a reason they're going through this song and dance.

As of today, what is your personal ranking for the potential Super Bowl winner? And… which two teams do you think will surprisingly miss the playoffs?

Bengals are a concerning menace for sure, and the score vs the Ravens last week (32-14) makes everyone freak out that the Bengals and Burrow "are back." But a few things about that game vs the Ravens... - Was the worst game I've ever seen the Ravens play, like ever - Ravens had FIVE turnovers, including one with Likely going into the endzone. These were not takeaways by the Bengals, just shear sloppiness from the Ravens. - Bengals were 1 of 6 in the Red Zone (17%) - Burrow had a 52% completion rate (24/46) - Despite nearly double the time of possession (~39 to ~21 minutes) and way more plays (80 to 57), Bengals only had 36 more total yards (382 to 346) I think it works out nicely that the Bills are taking the Bengals so seriously after this win last week (as you should vs every team regardless), but don't let last week's score scare you too much. The Bengals really didn't do a whole lot, the Ravens just stunk really bad.

EDUCATION FAILURE: Nine in ten college students think ‘words can be violence’: survey. https://www.thecollegefix.com/nine-in-ten-college-students-think-words-can-be-violence-survey/

Where is "Maryland Dad?"

The inherent issue with the structure of our defense is that if the offense flips the offensive strength via motion/shifts than we also have to flip our personnel to match. That's why we see so much more movement from our defensive front than you see with other teams. All of this is necessary so that we aren't forcing our Nickel to be a box player whenever a team shifts the offensive strength. In large part our issues in the run game are on plays where there is backfield motion as the ball is being snapped. We get caught in movement and often over pursue or get reached because we are too slow with our movement. Largely though we have struggled to stop gap run schemes. Our first level defenders are getting washed far too often which is creating enormous gaps and our second level defenders have not been good (Shaq included) at recognizing pulls and fitting according (especially with fast flow motion going opposite the pulls). This is mostly your backside backers (Milano, Williams). Bernard's biggest issue has been fitting too wide which then compounds when he tries to take on blockers with athleticism rather than shocking for a stalemate (when he does do this is looks good, when he dips and rips he often just gets kicked). I will say a lot of the blame being put on Bernard in the run game isn't justified. People see runs going his way and assume it's his fault. Often it's the fault of the backside backer not scraping over the top and fitting tight off the down/down and the play hits inside Bernard who has to set the edge when our ends spill the first puller (think Counter), or we are just completely getting washed down on the defensive line. Our run game has looked better the past few weeks largely because of scheme. We've been pinching our 5's and 3's and bringing someone off the edge far more lately vs the run than we did in the beginning of the year which is forcing the ball to go more sideline to sideline than north and south. It also allows our backers to stay clean and work over top of the trash to clean things up. As far as the two players - both Shaq and Bernard play with an edge. Neither are afraid to throw their bodies around or be physical. Shaq plays with his hands more which I personally like to see from a Linebacker standpoint, but ultimately what it comes down to is whether or not you can set an edge off a down/down and not allow the kick to widen you. Bernards key recognition is really good. His attack steps are quick and concise. His biggest weakness is he plays out of control at times. Shaq is a hair slower, but has fit things tighter (partly because he is a half step slower) and is more willing to use his hands to stalemate kicks. Last week the whole defense benefitted from the Steelers refusing to run an gap scheme which makes it easier on the fits as a whole (largely your gap pre-snap is your gap post-snap - unless there's movement from the DL or we play a crash 5 and plus the backers).

What's even crazier is that I believe that they were paying like five/six QBs at one time this season. Joe Flacco Dillon Gabriel Kenny Pickett Shedeur Sanders Deshaun Watson Bailey Zappe too? Just think, in the 2018 NFL draft, Cleveland not only passed on Josh Allen with the first overall pick. They also had a second shot with the number four pick. Baker Mayfield #1 and Denzel Ward #4. Thank you, Cleveland Clowns...the factory of sadness!