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Yeah but they're all really tiny.

🙂 bette Davis eyes COVER

It sounds like the OP spent a bit of time at the Copa. He fell in love.

kim Carnes Betty Davis eyes

It’s simple. Keep performing the way he performs, and the gold jacket will be his at some point. I have no reason to think he will miraculously start getting injured when he’s been the most durable QB in the league since 2018. He’s missed four games out of 110 or so, amd has 105 consecutive starts. I’m sick of my friends talking about injuries when he never leaves a game unless it becomes meaningless at the end of a season.

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There is no way we lose both games to ANY team in the division, that invalidates the poll.

Same GB. He’s always take. For granted, and underappreciated. He’s always quick to make the play and injuries have been exaggerated.

I wish him well in his retirement.

Every body needs an anus.

We will go 5-1. Lose week 18 to the Jets in a dead rubber.

How do you feel now knowing there was no confrontation, just a hate crime? Some segment of the population only know one way to behave.

If only Karmelo Anthony knew them.

If you are asking a polling question, why add if we get sweeped question. There’s no way we are getting sweeped by any AFCE team. I had to place something so went with NE, but there’s no way we get sweeped by NE. I appreciate the new topic.

That's your response? What a ***** loser. Zero integrity piece of human *****.

He’s actually already in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. There’s a statue/manakin of him in the building with him wearing his full uniform as the reigning League MVP. Also numerous articles from his most historic games and performances. Cleats, helmets, jerseys from these games He’s already a 1st Ballot LOCK for enshrinement

This is the sober, rational, quality analysis we have come to expect from you. Thank you for making us all think. sigh/yikes

With all the records he has set and will, Josh will make the HOF with, I think between two and four more seasons of roughly the same level of play (and stats, though I expect the rushing to drop a bit every year). No Super Bowl needed. When you have a generational player setting those kinds of records, you don't need a team championship to be recognized there.

Definitely weaker than the Eagles, Lions and Ravens. They are probably the three best rosters in football right now. In my opinion weaker than the Chiefs too although I think that one is closer. Disagree on the two NFC West teams. I think they were weaker than the Niners the last few years but the Niners can kicking has run out of road. I think their roster in 2025 is weak. They still have more stars than us but they are ageing and with health questions and they have some gaping holes too. The Oline other than old man Trent is a sieve, the Dline is a huge question mark and they might have the worst starting secondary in the league on paper. As for the Rams... I'd take their pass rushers - Turner and Verse - over ours and their two starting receivers (although Davante does turn 33 during the season the wall is at best "approaching" for him). After that the only starter of theirs I'd take for the Bills is Kam Curl at safety, who I actually wanted the Bills to sign when he was a FA last spring.

That life sentence is gonna hit like crack

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It's a fair point about the NFL changing to a 17-game schedule in 2021---and even in 2022 they only played 16 regular season games (because of the Damar Hamlin situation)---but, even factoring that in, the team still did very well last year in comparison (as far as scoring points; see below). Now, in 2020, Stefon Diggs had 1,535 yards and 8 TDs; Beasley had 967 yards and 4 TDs; and Gabe Davis had 599 yards and 7 TDs. A true #1 WR, one of the best slot guys in the game, and a good/above average #2 outside guy. Kind of the traditional set-up in the more modern passing league. That year, the team passed for 4,620 yards, while the team gained 1,723 yards on the ground (6,343 yards total), for a 73/27 pass/run split. In 2024, the Bills passed for 3,875 yards, and ran for 2,230 yards (6,105 yards total), for a 51/49 pass/run split. So, the 2024 team averaged 37 fewer yards per game, but had a much more balanced attack (meaning the WRs weren't as important as they were in 2020). In 2020, the WRs accounted for 84% of the team's passing yards (RBs and TEs accounted for 16% of passing yards). And the WRs overall accounted for 61.4% of our total offensive yards. In 2024, the WRs accounted for 61% of the team's passing yards (RBs and TEs accounted for 39% of passing yards). The WRs overall accounted for 39% of our total offense. I'm sure some of that disparity was talent-level, injuries, rookies, etc. But a big part of it is having the more balanced attack (everyone eats). We are a very different team than we were in 2020. Who knows, it may come back to bite us (not having a true stud WR), but I understand why the Bills may not feel the need to overspend on WRs? They just aren't as valuable at 39% of total offense vs. when they were 61% of the total offense. You may not like the different philosophy, but it makes sense to me that due to it (and Josh Allen), that the Bills think they can be just as good not putting too many assets into the position (at least as much as they used to). As to how all of that has affected scoring points (I've included all years 2020-2024, but highlighted 2020 and 2024 for comparison): Total Reg. Season Points Pts/Game (Reg Season) Pts/Game (Reg season and playoffs) 2020 501 (16 games) 31.3 29.9 (+3 PO games) 2021 483 (17 games) 28.4 29.8 (+2 PO games) 2022 455 (16 games) 28.4 27.7 (+2 PO games) 2023 451 (17 games) 26.5 26.6 (+2 PO games) 2024 525 (17 games) 30.9 30.6 (+3 PO games) So, 2024 was our best year at points per game in the regular season since 2020 (only 0.4 points per game less). And if you include the playoffs, then yes, the 2024 Bills did still outscore the 2020 Bills in points per game (scoring 0.7 points more per game overall). Different philosophy, very similar results. 2020: 15-4 record (13-3 reg. season), 3 playoff games ending in the AFC Championship Game vs K.C. 6,343 total yards, 501 total points, 29.9 points/game. 2024: 15-5 record (13-4 reg. season), 3 playoff games ending in the AFC Championship Game vs K.C. 6,105 total yards, 525 total points, 30.6 points/game. Now, how the Bills stack up talent-wise position-by-position with other contenders is a whole other conversation for which I would probably need to do a lot more research on (for the other teams) to get a better idea than just how many pro-bowlers or all-pros each team has. My gut tells me you may be correct with at least a few to even maybe a handful of the teams (that they would win out in an overall talent comparison), but I doubt the disparity would be as large as you think. Some teams may have more elite players, but the drop-off at other positions may be higher than a team that may not have as many studs, but may have fewer weaknesses or weak links. And just as the homers may over-value our players, the pessimists also seem to under-value our players in comparison to other team's players.

Sadly these guys are not too smart either : https://www.weny.com/story/52866766/one-person-dead-after-motorcycle-accident-in-horseheads

Or when you’re in it