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Outside of the Epinesa one lol

Ok so a team like the patriots: 30. New England Patriots, .429 ▪︎ Opponents' combined 2024 record: 124-165 https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45916116/what-nfl-strength-schedule-2025-team-rankings is what you consider a championship team. Got it. We are done.

Watt would’ve been going up against Brown

I can tell you, as I did in the post you obviously just skimmed through - teams like the Patriots and Broncos are much better built teams and much closer to a Championship team than us. Same can be said of the Chargers. These are not one dimensional teams like we are. We just beat a now .500 Steelers and lost to a Backup QB led Texans the week before. We're 4-4 in our last 8 games. And we continue to rely completely on the run game. It's not sustainable and the last 8 weeks have proven that. Fun win. But the reality remains the same.

Justin Jefferson for a 2027 1st round pick seems fair given is age and the fact Minnesota is 2-3 years to field a competitive team.

I'm not sure because there wasn't anything obvious on replay but I thought both responses after the game about the trash talking was funny: Heyward - "He kneed my stomach and he even said he did it on purpose after." Allen - "He's a great player."

It's because the Syracuse and Rochester section have given up their public and private sections They have integrated their Catholic schools with public schools and joined New York State sections.. AKA section 5 and section 4 But that's not fair that Bennett has to go up against Christian Brothers which FYI Bennett has won a AA championship recently It's really not fair to them.. Catholic schools have a recruiting ability that public schools don't have It's a cop out... Christian Brothers recruits kids from seven different towns But Rochester and Syracuse folded and all their best schools are Catholic schools now basically.. Christian Brothers rules Rochester and Syracuse Bennett lost to a private school in the public playoffs that's a fact

Yep. The wildcards are LAC, Buffalo and Houston. There was always to me an element of freakishness about the Colts. Never gonna last. The only route in for the AFC North is to win that division. No wildcard from there is making it. So if Pittsbugh crash Baltimore gets in. It makes no odds to KC and Houston. KC has to win out. With 4 AFC losses already and a H2H loss to the only other potential wild card team who even have 3 (Buffalo) there is no route in for them at 10-7. They have to run the table and be 11-6. I don't see that.

It's like hulk hogan back in the day. Just when you think he's down he wagged his finger and did a couple things, dropped the leg and 123

This team always has a good plan for Watt. I said before the game that Watt doesn’t play well against us. Granted, doing it with backup tackles on both ends was next level.

There is nothing obvious here according to the videos.

I think it can be quantified. I’ve said for years he plays better after a decent hit.

I think he's saying in the present they aren't which is probably fair. His reasons it could change are not wild takes tho. Those few things could very well happen.

So I'm not the only one awake at 2:30 am. so when I get out of bed, I kick my leg up and swing myself up. I bet Josh did that too but Cam is so big he got hit and cried about it. Bullies getting bullied are babies.

Yes. Of course they can. With Josh Allen anything is possible. And I would argue our remaining schedule is pretty easy, all things considered.

ya that is the point, because if you say "the bills are not a championship team " then it should be easy to point to what you consider a championship team, otherwise your just throwing out sound bites. If you don't no what is a "championship team" this year then your comment is pointless.

It would be pretty hard to miss that fat piece of crap's stomach even if you tried......he needs to quit his whining, and try not to get a taunting penalty when the opposing team scores a TD.....stupidest penalty I have seen in a while.

Congratulations you're AAA School playing AA The fact any Monsignor Martin team has won in the last 15 years shows your AAA teams are overrated Monsignor Martin teams are doing it with less funding half the amount of students That's crazy to call it mediocre when there's probably 8 FCS football players And a few FBS lol Their states that don't have 5 division one football players in the entire state That Iona versus Saint Francis game has like I said probably seven or eight FCS guys and two or three FBS guys And probably two dozen guys that will play division 2 or division 3 football That's not mediocre bro

I kind of talked about it in the previous post: IF Dalton Kincaid can return from injury, stay Healthy, and play at the level he played before injuries... IF Brandin Cooks can turn back the clock, exceed expectations, and draw coverage away from guys like Shakir and Davis... If those things happen, we can get the O-Line healthy and stay healthy, Joe Brady can start calling better game plans, we're able to develop a passing game that we can rely on and win with in the event that we aren't able to run on teams and/or playing from behind - than I'd have more faith. But right now we're a week to week team completely dependent on one thing and one thing alone to win. You can't win a title that way. And that doesn't even take into account the myriad of injuries that continue to pile up (like Joey Bosa hurting his hamstring today).

I think the AFC looks worse for us this year than before. The teams may look mediocre but really it’s just more teams in the mix on our level. Just my 2 cents.

That's what Cam said in the locker room after the game. He said it was deliberate and got him pissed off?

That would push one of KC or Houston in there. Maybe help with both if Pittsburgh keeps falling.

As inconsistent as the bills have been it's hard not to be optimistic looking at the AFC.