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Yeah 2 more times. Thursday will be 1. So after next week Sunday, they will have to sign him.

Iconic throwing motion - essentially side arm. Godspeed to him.

Bills need to win out to win the division (and Patriots need to lose to Baltimore) If they don't, I agree, we are going to Baltimore in the WC

Maybe you're right. But the reality is literally anything can happen in the next seven weeks of football. No reason to worry about at this point.

Win out and get the 1 seed. Simple as that. I expect the Broncos to drop at least 2 games. I honestly don't know how they keep winning. And the Colts and Patriots can easily drop one other game

Bucs v Bills slugfest had nine lead changes, which is tied for the 2nd most in NFL history.

I think the only way to properly resolve this is to wait 300 years, then ask Keith Richards what he thinks.

Big Baller Beane's best effort....

I didn't say it means we are doomed if that happens. Just stating my opinion how it looks like. We can win there and I'd believe Bills, but I think we can agree that it is hard to imagine tougher scenario for the Bills than to start WC at Ravens.

With so much football left to be played there really isn't a strong indication who will play who this far out. Buffalo can still get to the 1 seed or they can still miss the playoffs altogether. Likewise with all the other teams. For giggles I've run the same simulator. I come up with us playing Denver quite a bit. I come up a few times playing Jacksonville, Indy and Pittsburgh as well. Point being, this far out anything can and likely will happen. Teams that should win games will lose. Injuries will happen. Don't stress on the Ravens just yet. Plenty of time to do that once the seeding is more clear.

It might be the most likely scenario and also be something like a 15-20% probability. I could definitely see it happening. So much ball left to play though and if Bills don't win division, sixth seed is very possible too.

These are the first five tiebreakers: 1. Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games between the clubs). 2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division. 3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games. 4. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference. 5. Strength of victory in all games. Yes divisional games are very important. But if we win out, we are 14-3. In such case if they lose ANY other game they are 13-4 so tiebreakers won't matter.

He has a smoothness that Coleman doesnt and wont have. Davis is 26, and his best years may well be ahead of him.

The Pats have 2 losses; the Bills have 3. They need the Pats to lose another game (division or not) and then beat them in the rematch and that would put the Bills in the driver's seat for the AFCE.

Oh no! Not the team/QB that constantly chokes in the playoffs and gift wraps multiple turnovers! Anything but that!

Wouldn’t the Bills need the Pats to lose a division game and to the Bills for the Bills to take the division? That is if the Bills could win out. Trying to remember tie breakers and I think division record is one of the early ones.

I just don’t think it’s the Bills style to rely on a vet like Davis on a PS capacity exclusively. Much like Poyer, once they decide on hanging onto Gabe, he will be signed rather quickly.

I am excited to see if he can turn into something. It would be pretty cool

And he had TWO dumb penalties in the game yesterday! He's an excellent player but too many head-scratching penalties.

No but he’s a veteran leader on this team; Keon sucks and is a bum, he needs to be called out as much as possible until he improves or is off the team

I know things can change a lot between now and the end of the regular season, but at the moment things are shaping up that way, in my opinion. I think it’s safe to say that whoever wins the NFC North will be the 4-seed. My money is on the Ravens, especially now that Rodgers has hurt his wrist. I still think the Steelers will split with them, but the Ravens will probably end up 10–7, and the Steelers will have a hard time matching that. At the same time, it’s hard to imagine a 10–7 (or even 11–6) Ravens team having a better record than any other division winner. So whoever loses the division race in the AFC is most likely going to end up playing at Baltimore. The NYT playoff calculator says the Pats* have an 86% chance and we have 14%. I’d say that’s pretty accurate. Even if we beat them at their place after their bye (which I think we have a solid chance to do), we’d still only be at 29%. We need them to drop one more game than us. So if we win out (which is very hard to do), we need them to lose to the Ravens. If we lose one more, then we need them to lose to the Ravens plus another game. They have the Giants and Dolphins at home, and the Bengals, Ravens, and Jets on the road. If I had to guess, we beat them, lose one more game, they lose to the Ravens, and it all comes down to their last game at the Dolphins. The Fish might pull an upset, but I wouldn’t count on it. There are other possibilities — we could lose the division and end up as the 6-seed or so — but I don’t think we’ll finish worse than 12–5. To sum it up, the most likely scenario right now is Bills @ Ravens.

The bills could just find an injury excuse to put Samuel on IR. Problem solved

Brady made a 180 yesterday and Josh got his head straight with the aggressive, quick strike, prolific passing game. I think teams will have to score 30 plus to beat us and even then , Josh will stick in their ear in the 4th quarter. NE will be a defining game for the division and we have a score to settle with them. I like our chances. Houston, Pitt can’t score enough, especially with Davis Mills and Rodger’s injured. I think Coleman will be better now that he’s on probation and if he’s not a good team guy, his career has a cloud over it and the agent will read him the riot act.

I am trying to decide, Coleman or Shavers?

Our gameplan today was to pass once we saw how crowded Bowles had the LOS. He wanted to take Cook and the WR screen out of our playbook and see if Josh still had enough to beat up his poor secondary, which he did. Josh also looked great running the ball yesterday for the first time in awhile. Decisive and potent, and it broke their defense by the 4th qtr.