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Well then I guess you should have talked to Pete Rose…….and about a hundred other players…..before the odds caught up with them. I guess it was all in their imagination.

Most running backs thrive once they get into the flow of the game It's really hard when you're getting four touches a game to ever get into the flow of the speed of an NFL game Definitely hasn't been looking as good as I thought but I'm not willing to write him off because he's never been able to get into a groove

So if I flip a coin 9x, and all 9 are tails. Then on the 10th flip, what is the odds its tails again? 50/50. Again, having 25 straight games of not losing the turnover battle, doesnt change our odds in game 26. Just a perception You're missing the point. See my prior post

Then why hasn’t Joe Dimaggio’s hit streak ever been broken?

Is it absurd to think the CIA killed Kennedy, or should just believe them when they tell us Oswald did it? How about MLK and Malcom X? And I’m sure you can’t get covid once you take the vax. The truth is we’ve been lied to for generations by our government. And based on its track record, I don’t feel it’s absurd at all- unless you were born yesterday. Let’s be a little more open minded, shall we? I’m actually looking for answers that fill in the gaps of the government’s weak narrative…so sue me…

Too bad probability doesnt work like that... I think you missed a class or 2 in college bro. After every event, the next event is "independent"- hence, that 2/3 odds (which isnt correct anyhow, but thats a different issue), is our chances each game. So to counter your point, if we have thr turnover battle wrapped up or even, in this game. It makes zero sense to intentionally turn it over - because in our next game we still have the same odds. Ie: our odds dont change going forward So again, your lost makes zero sense

It’s stats 101.

Fumbling on purpose and making it not blatant would be tough to do. And what is this some kind of turnover karma logic you’re using? It’s not sound

Maybe I didn’t explain it right. Forget individual turnovers. There are two teams in every game. The turnover battle in each game will either go to team A, team B or will be even. So you have a 2 in 3 chance of either winning or breaking even. The Bills have done that 25 times in a row or something like that. 2/3 to the 26th power is an extremely low number so the odds are the Bills will lose the turnover battle tomorrow whether they try or not. 2/3 to the 27th power is an even lower number. NE isn’t great but they are better than NO and a divisional opponent. I’d rather have a 2/3 chance at not losing the turnover game to them than such a small number like 2/3 to the 27th. That’s why I think if things are even and we are safely ahead…….fumble.

In fairness, Davis is making it tough to justify putting him on the field. I was big on him coming out, even thought he would take the lead role. He’s been below replacement level this season.

@4merper4mer reels them in again! It’s been a while since we’ve seen one of these. Well done, sir.

Embarrassing handle but I’m sure it seems edgy to you.

This is one of the best things I’ve ever read here. The thing is, despite Babich looking underwhelming, the D-Line not being greats d McDs propensity to choke, Josh Allen still calls Buffalo home and until that changes, you are in every game. The team/organization isn’t without (many) flaws, but all in all it’s a hell of a team and they have a chance to be really special this year. BUT if they lose to the Saints, everything is out the window and the lynch mob will be out.

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How in the h3ll does the odds increase??? It's not like there's a 1 in 1000 chance of a fumble and every possession reduces those odds and they definitely don't reset once you do turn the ball over. Each possession carries its own set of odds that are entirely separate of every other possession. You're definitely on to something! We need to see if we have to depend on the offense to win us games! Then try and all field goal game to see if we need to depend on touchdowns.

This post is the opposite of truth. This women bashed every Republican publicly. Literally called GWB a Nazi, so her opinion is a lie.

His blocking ability is going to help our offense in a big way for the next 4+ years. He’ll be a sporadic clutch play maker in the pass game as well. Just a great draft pick getting him in rd 5. Watching him tear people up the way he does, I’m really surprised that he lasted that long

Do you eat crayons?

Even the 2020 election and Sandy Hook.

It's been going on in this tournament for decades. It's ramped up this year because they're on a public course right next to NYC.

I live in Northeast (NE) Portland. I have continually lived in Portland for the last 15 years and, on and off, for the last 20 years. Like most cities, Portland does have a few sketchy spots, but those are mostly scattered around town. Generally we tend to enjoy a really high quality of life here. Lots of public transit, biking is easy (by US standards) and the city is littered with local neighborhood centers where there are shops, restaurants, and other local businesses. In all seriousness, I often leave my house unlocked for hours at a time while out and about. The city has 6 main, and distinct, parts. As I said, I live in NE Portland which is very residential. There is also a SE Portland that is also very residential. The East side in general tends to follow a classic city grid pattern and is relatively flat which makes it very walkable. There is also a North Portland, which is also residential but a little bit off the beaten path because it takes bit of work to access. The Willamette river divides the east side from the west side. Great walkable and bike-able bridges cross the river one of which is, in fact, a pedestrian, bus, light rail, bike only bridge. On the west said, there is NW Portland characterized by the Pearl District which has taller apartment buildings and condos and some great neighborhood hang out spots and parks (Portland is loaded with public parks). If you head South from "the Pearl" (as it is known here) you start to get into downtown. Our downtown has seen better days. It was thriving up until Covid but the combination of remote work and the 2020 protests did take a toll on downtown. However, downtown is better today than it was a year or two ago and there are still some classic sites to visit in downtown (Powells Books, and the Saturday Market as some examples). Once you head South out of downtown you get in SW Portland. The SW waterfront is spectacularly. It is where you will find the tram that takes you up into Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) up going into the west hills. The SW waterfront has tall, Vancouver BC like towers and parks and neighborhood appeal on the ground level of the area. Further back in SW you start to go into the west hills where the neighborhoods are less obviously walkable but still with their own neighborhood centers (like Multnomah Village) and, of course, great parks. One last thing, this is a great, great, food city. Truly an embarrassment of riches.

Does losing to an NFC opponent still help us? Or did they remove that in the last CBA?

I want to see us purposefully not score any points and win.