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Miami clinches a playoff spot with: 1) MIA win + BAL loss OR 2) MIA win + SD win http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/108770/2013-nfl-week-17-playoff-scenarios

did a little research......average temp of all 7 home games per year, last 5 seasons: 2013 - 61 2012 - 52 2011 - 59 2010 - 44 2009 - 49

CJ- just needs to get healthy. has a reasonable cap hit of $4.16 mil next year and $4.36 in 2015. worth every penny. Stevie - has a cap hit of $8.5 mil next year, $8.85 mil in 2015 and $8.9 mil in 2016. that puts him in the Top 10 highest paid receiver list. his contract is such that you can't cut him (too much dead money). i don't think he is worth +$8.5 mil and would trade him for anything just to get him off the books. having said that, i think his contract makes him untradeable and we will keep him. they need to move stevie inside to the slot receiver position.

He's so little! - D Bob

this team with a "Franchise QB" would have 5 additional wins and be in the Playoffs. EJ & Thad will NEVER be Franchise QB's (Top 10)

3 home games in September and only one home game in the final 6 weeks helps the high temp stats.......

wonder what ham sandwich will say about that.....

half should be over

SPILLER IS NOT SMART

Miami Dolphins players who were hoping to get a good night of rest before Sunday’s road game against the Buffalo Bills may have awakened in a bad mood. According to Miami Herald columnist Armando Salguero, the fire alarm in the Dolphins’ hotel went off around 3 a.m. on Sunday. If you are a conspiracy theorist, the easiest person to blame is a crazy Bills fan who was looking to give his/her team an advantage http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/report-fire-alarm-goes-off-dolphins-team-hotel-155936030--nfl.html

i don't have any weather data, but this season's average outdoor temperature of all Bills home games has got to be the all time highest.

absolutely.....you play to win the game.....but you start giving other guys some starts.

after leaving buffalo, in the minds of 3 different panel of judges they voted Peters ALL-PRO in 2010 & 2011 Associated Press (AP), Pro Football Writers Association (PFWA), and Sporting News(SN)

"If I pulled out the 8-degree driver – on a day when I'm feeling real fresh – I could probably hit one from 70 yards,'' Ravens Justin Tucker told USA TODAY Sports. "I hit one from 70 yards in pregame in Detroit this past Monday night.'' http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/ravens/2013/12/20/justin-tucker-61-yards-field-goal-record-matt-prater/4145697/

that just me.....other than center, i would only draft and have four LT's on my line. most of these guys have played all positions. just like i would never draft a safety, i would have 4-5 CB's.

Khalil Mack is the 4th ranked player, Eric Ebron is ranked 13th. Mack is unlikely to make to 9th and ebron ain't making it to 41st. i say the bills draft an OT....matthews will be gone, but Greg Robinson, Taylor Lewan and Cyrus Kouandjio will all be there.

seeing as i have not answered the original question.... #1- D. Legursky #2- T. Graham #3- N. Bradham #4- E. Pears

isn't it: c'mon man ?

could run over some db's could they all be jimmy graham ?

or one Franchise QB......(laffin)

better yet Gragg & Moeaki

the stadium was built on sacred indian burial grounds..... http://www.buffalospree.com/Buffalo-Spree/June-2012/The-Bills-Curse/ also the "sheldon" cemetary http://www.wgrz.com/story/news/local/wny/2013/11/12/1571774/

point of order.......we can not finish the season 5-10 ...... if you finish 5-11 you suck....flat out. if you finish 7-9 you have a little bit of wiggle room.

#1- Cordy Glenn (easily our best young player) #2- Marcel Dareus (outstanding penetrating DT, not a NT) #3- Kiko Alonso (might be better suited to OLB, not stout enough vs run) #4- Stephon Gilmore (wrist injury really hindered him this year) #5- Robert Woods (solid) #6- EJ Manuel (average at best) #7 - Aaron Williams (more suited for Safety) #8- Marquise Goodwin (needs hand & upper body strength) #9- Nickell Robey (too small) #10- Nigel Bradham (only a special teamer)

heavily weighted towards sacks & interceptions.