CodeMonkey

You can't win it if you ain't in it.

Not a conundrum at all. Family first, always.

The models seem to think it will be a pretty close game, but giving a slight advantage to the Saints.

I'm not so sure. He was never a deep threat. If they run some quick outs and some slants with him, his big frame should give TT a large margin of error. Of course TT has to be able to get rid of the ball quickly as well, which he has never shown the ability to do to date. We'll see.

Nada. Bills don't play, I don't watch.

"HC Sean McDermott says any discipline imposed on Jerry Hughes will be between him and Hughes" As it should be.

I remember McDermott, the media, and some Bills fans, praising the highly emotional response on the sidelines after the 1st down catch near the end of Sundays game. Saying how that level of emotion is a good thing for the team and so on. Well, that kind of emotion is a double edged sword and it can really hurt you when things aren't going your way. That was evident last night.

I think the blame falls on the players/coaches/fans who thought that the Bills being +2 or more every game in turnovers was sustainable. Obviously it is not. That, IMO, is one of the biggest reasons the Bills are over .500 right now.

Yeah I would agree with the OP. All the pretty little choreographed dancing and prancing they do now is embarrassing.

What's sad is that there are enough moronic Bills fan where this even needs to be considered.

I'm already not a tackle football fan. Haven't been for a few seasons now, I only watch the Bills. So if the Bills relocate outside the WNY area I'm done with them, and tackle football completely.

https://deadline.com/2017/10/titans-beat-colts-monday-night-football-ratings-fall-season-low-nfl-espn-1202189784/

Maybe he is trying to be a real quarterback rather than a wildcat QB who happens to be starting. Not saying he can pull it off mind you.

Unlikely in my opinion. Not without wide receivers that are good enough to be starting in the NFL (and the Bills don't have any). Clay going down certainly is a huge problem as well. The defense is playing great, borderline fantastic. But without legitimate wide receivers, and a quarterback that can consistently get the ball to them, the Bills have little to no chance. The defense can't be expected to carry the offense that much.

Seems like many of the talking heads are starting to Billieve. The models and starting to come around.

Huh??? Are we talking about the same Buffalo?

It's not just partying or just from being young. If you are into cultural events, theater, fine dining and so on, Buffalo won't be your cup of tea either. The poster(s) who made the small town versus big town points are spot on.

Updated with some of the bungles predictions. The Bills so far getting a little more love, even from the models.

Its actually true. Much better things to do for far less money on a beautiful day.

How so? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075SQD2TB/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-skills&ie=UTF8&qid=1506257706

None of the above. But I prefer the game to be played on Sunday at 1PM. I record the game, remove commercials, and watch with the family while eating dinner that night.

All of the picks are in for this weeks game.

Essentially the Bills played steady and with the exception of the clock management by McCoach, they played a relatively mistake free game. Denver, almost inexplicably, did all the things you noted and handed the game to the Bills on a silver platter. But also to the Bills credit, they gladly accepted every offer of the game and made Denver pay dearly every time they made their huge mistakes. The Bills are still a 8 win team to me. They played well on Sunday but not well enough to change my opinion on that. If they beat Atlanta away, well that is another matter indeed, As I can't believe the falcons will give the game away at home. The Bills will need to be more than steady this week.

Beyond dumb. Maybe Rex called it in to him

Yeah I read about that. I would have watched that episode had I known