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Added Amos.

He did practice in the UK, then stopped abruptly and EJ was announced as the definite starter. So it is conceivable that he aggravated the injury. I suspect though, being so long in the future, that if anything this rumor is just the Bills doing due diligence and being prepared just in case. But to answer the question, Manuel obviously.

Good read.

Darby and Schmidt.

Defensive linemen, who get payed very !@#$ing well to put pressure on the QB, dropping back into coverage a lot screams of one. Not just against the Jags, but in general.

How does it play out? In all likelihood not well ... not well at all.

I don't know man. The main cause of the losses (other than injuries) has been dumb ass mistakes, players and coaches. More practice isn't going to help that, but maybe a cold reboot after a week off will. At this point, what have they got to lose.

And still some would complain.

It is acceptable to substitute "the refs screwing over the Bills" for the bolded however.

100% agreed. Anyone who thinks either team played like a good team is insane.

Ryan sure showed him and the entire Jags organization. I mean he makes that brilliant grandstand play then the team goes out and ... oh wait ... nevermind.

Not directed at you. But if that play were the other way around with the Bills on offense, there would be a thread (if not more) about how it should have been PI absolutely and cost the Bills the game. That much is undeniable.

Hmmm the Roku buffered for a minute. Don't see how that would impact most of the problems however (low resolution for example).

At first glance, the Chiefs would seem to be what makes that fairly safe. Then I remember the Bills just lost to the Jags. Hopefully it isn't a leather shoe.

Well I believe he is being paid more than TT so one might think ...

Tom has ruined her forever. However just this one of someone better.

The next week

Maybe the players have the week off to heal while the coaches get together and pull their collective heads out of their asses and try and figure out what the !@#$ is going on.

Tablets and laptops are obviously much smaller than TVs. Therefore the lower than HD resolution and even the choppiness would be considerably less noticeable there. If the NFL intends on using streaming as a TV (commercial and the ticket) replacement, they need considerably higher quality and consistency than what yesterday had.

Oh yes, I should have listed "The Senator Model" as well! Original post corrected!

Well, it was from yahoo after all

There are many here that will say otherwise. Just scan some of the other threads. For example, there are some in the weekly "the refs cost us the game" thread that blame the loss solely (it seems anyway) on the one bad PI call near the end of the game. Some just gotta Billieve:)

Models by their very nature are a slave to the data they are given and slow to react to a big change. For example, the last few games for Dallas were without Romo. Therefore the offensive numbers were lacking. The models don't know Romo was out, they just see the lower level of performance.

I'm sure they only count legal streams My stream was always choppy during the game but the commercials were not for me as well. And the commercials looked to be in full HD resolution whereas the game never was.

The Bills are off this week (thank God). But here is what the models are saying about the rest of the season. FiveThirtyEight (http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2015-nfl-predictions/) predicts a 7-9 record for the Bills this season with a 17% (down from 29%) chance of making the playoffs and a less than 1% (down from 1%) chance of winning it all. Amos (http://trevorbischoff.com/nfl-2015-week-8-predictions/) predicts a record of 8-8 for the Bills this season. SportsClubStats (http://www.sportsclubstats.com/NFL/AFC/AFCEast/Buffalo.html) predicts a record of 7-9 for the Bills this season with a 17.7% (down from 27.4%) chance of making the playoffs. The Senator Model: 16 and 4 baby ... How the models are doing for the season so far: