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Either outcome has potential benefits for the Bills. But I want NE to lose everytime they play, so I'll be rooting hard for the Colts. My opinion on the games: SATURDAY: Patriots (9-4) vs. Colts (7-6) ... Colts win by 10+, M Jone is finaly exposed for the mediorcicy he is. SUNDAY: Titans (9-4) vs. Steelers (6-6-1) ... A Steelers loss give the Bills a little more wiggle room Jets (Dumpster Fire) vs. Dolphins (6-7) ... Fins will win, which is good for the Bills as with each win the NE game in week 17 gets more and more important Bills (7-6) vs. Panthers (NFC, idk/idc) ... JUST WIN! Bengals (7-6) vs. Broncos (7-6) ... either helps, and both are going to lose another game or two. Packers (NFC, idk/idc) vs. Ravens (8-5) ... Pac all the way, even with Lamar the Ravens are falling. MONDAY: Browns (7-6) vs. Raiders (6-7) ... Either outcome can be good, but I think Raiders take the COVID depleted Browns, and no sympathy here, any time Baker loses its a good day

Anyone have any idea how he's doing these days? I remember seeing him a few times after the incident, and he did write a book about it and his recovery and life after. He is a courageous young man. I found this, but it does not contain any recent updates (by the way, if you are one of those young people who does not know who Kevin Everett is, at least give this a quick read. He's a modern-day miracle): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Everett The real heros that day were the Bills Medical staff, they saved a players life that day: https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2020/08/20/kevin-everett-spinal-cord-injury-buffalo-bills-tight-end-has-recovered/5616277002/

This is getting crazy.

Is it Ryan BATES time? ... I would rather have him at LT and leave the rest of the line in tack.

he played like Esther in the first half.

The best case scenario: Bills up by 3 TD's at half and Mitch gets to play the entire second half. The worst case scenario = Jacksonville 🥵

I've never seen this, nor do I know much about him, but what a great attitude and perspective. Good for you Kendall Hinton.

Just say it, he's better for this team E Sanders. He and Josh have a good chemistry, and Davis is bigger and stronger that Sanders.

Yeah, it doesn't look violent or like a hard hit, he's not hit but his head does hit the turf rather abruptly. Shows how sudden and unexpectedly an injury can happen. Prayers for him.

it is at 1:00 PM (EST) on Sunday -12/19.

I think Eli Ankou has played well. He has earned more PT.

Wow! And to think the highlight of his NFL coaching career was a freak'n win over the Bills! How depressing that memory is.

I was just thinking the other day: if it weren’t for those four loses in a row, we’d be unbeaten in the Super Bowl. Wow!

We should throw more, that would lower that ratio.

Well, he went out last night, donuts and a show with some friends. ... I think on Twitter it was reported he had a N95 mask on his big toe and he had no limp, so it must be working?

Yes, the officials did not like it and there was clearly a conspiracy to not overturn any calls. So the league dropped it. I hope there is enough push-back after this season to do it again, with a serious intent. Especially as the general quality of officiating goes down (maybe a better way to say it: "as the difficulty of officiating goes up") the need for an Eye-In-the-Sky official that can quickly respond to any egregious error should be seriously considered? One can hope.

Who doesn't, and how could you not, like Gabe Davis? .... I know I'm not as smart as the coaches, but based on the results I've seen on the field over the last 2 years, I'd play him over Sanders any day, every day!

Is this a sign there is going to be 2 feet of snow?

He played well; especially when you consider the level of competition--probably the best receiving core in the league, and certainly against the smartest QB he will ever face. He did what he should. No, he's not Tre, but he did not hurt us. And that is what I expect the rest of the season.

But the Pats still have a "do nothing" at QB. Sooner or later, that will catch up to them. And this looks like the kind of game where that may be an issue.

Confirms what we all have seen. I wonder, is a part of this that collectively, the Bills WRs are not fast and are not that big, and thus make it easy for DBs to stay with them? Would more size and speed make this different. By the way, Sanders is "Exhibit A" for, not fast or big. And besides the fact that he is just better than Sanders at this point in their respective careers, this is another reason Davis should be getting more reps over Sanders. He is bigger, tougher, and faster. Why is he not WR#2? Back to my point: being average in speed and on the small side, contributes to the lack of penalties against you.

Okay, time to move on. Win game 1 of the beginning of our four game winning streak and AFCE Division championship run!

Good! Sorry he’s hurt, but really, as I’ve been saying all season: the only thing he has done is take time away from Gabe Davis. Davis is a better player than Sanders in every way.