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True, although Kelly was the QB vs the Bengals in 1988.

I think that they can find a nickel CB in FA. Use the draft for QB and DE, then best available of DT, OL and LB the rest of the way.

They should be working out in a smelly weight room or watching film for the 100th time. Working. Just like we all do on Friday nights.

I agree with this one 100%. The game’s not that hard. People tend to over complicate it. This is a falsehood that was perpetuated by statisticians, many of whom probably never played a sport in their lives. All you need to do is look at the Comeback game, last year’s Super Bowl or heck even yesterday’s Tennessee - Chiefs game to see how much momentum can impact a game. Players are men, not machines, and it’s a very emotional game. Swings in emotion have a large impact.

I agree. He will be traded.

Plus, Taylor was hurt. Any other excuses we can come up with? ?

Probably true. This team is certainly not better that Marrone’s 9-7 team or Mularkey’s 9-7 team that choked to Pittsburgh. But this year 9-7 gets in so they have a chance to prove everyone wrong.

Exactly. Much better on offense too.

The Bills have a chance but I wouldn’t say the Jaguars are “overrated.” You are what your record says you are. The Bills need to run the ball somehow to have a chance- Shady or not. It’s a road playoff game against a team with a great DL and the Bills don’t have an elite passing game. If they try to air it out then they’re going to get killed. ... and they need the defense to play lights out.

Who is going to play the role of Robert Woods?

I still think that the system is fundamentally flawed in that it puts the officiating front and center as the most important aspect in deciding close games. It’s set up so that the refs re-review every important call: scoring plays, turnovers, plays inside 2 minutes, plus any other big play that a coach challenges. You typically have a big play, followed by a lengthy review killing all game momentum, and then frequently concluded by a controversial decision that is hard to understand. That’s not what fans want to see at the key moments of a game. No one pays to watch the refs stare into a camera and explain archane passages from the rule book.

If Andy Dalton is the standard, then they might as well just keep Taylor. He’s probably just as good overall.

good luck with that. Tyrod threads rehashing the same points over and over are a weekly staple. This week is no different.

They played Bradham and Brown as the only two LBs a lot if I remember correctly. Alonso was hurt all year and Spikes only played on rushing downs.

I’m not usually a big donor, but I figure: what the hell.

The Ravens win 9 games and the fans are ready to string up the coaching staff and run the team out of town. The Bills win 9 games and a ticker tape parade is planned. That’s life in the NFL I guess.

They are good. They really need a better nickel option though. The third CB is practically a starter these days.

There is no reason to get rid of him until you have someone better. So unless they pick up a big time FA, he will be here next season while draft picks develop. IMO.

Lol. The worm has turned.

Man I love all these threads calling out the “Tyrod haters” and “Process/McDermott haters” ? You’d think the Bills just won the Super Bowl. Some people at TBD are so desperate for vindication that they’ll grasp at anything.

Agree. Need to move up and take a risk on someone. If they want to win a Super a bowl that is.

Seemed like Miami ran it pretty well. I think Gase wanted a long look at the QB so they didn’t run it as often as they would have given their success.

Jacksonville will try to run it right down their throats. If St Doug has his way then Bortkes won’t even throw 10 passes.

I wonder if Marcel Dareus will be fired up? Dennison had better have a plan in place for him.

Man these Tyrod threads are interminable. Every week there’s a new 20+ page thread on the exact same topic.