strive_for_five_guy

Heard he owns a nice garden:

I don’t know, still looked quicker than Keon.

It’d be dumb if they don’t make sure it’s compliant right off the bat, if anything for their own players’ sake too.

And think about this - The Texans must have valued Ingram over Slay, because they didn’t put a claim in for Slay but did for Ingram. Our assessment was obviously the other way around, apparently overlooking the risk that Slay wouldn’t want to play here.

Sean Hochuli is a tool - That is all

Don’t know if it’s been pointed out, but it’s interesting to me that the Texans passed on Slay, but put a claim in on Ingram. The Texans apparently value Ingram’s services over Slay’s, yet Beane was willing to take the risk of adding Slay to this roster at the expense of Ingram, one of the UB darlings.

Put him in the corner with Takeo Spikes lol

Screw this guy

The point is if the Bills do win this weekend like you think they will, this whole scenario is unlikely. Bengals will then have 9 losses which lessens their chance of winning their division.

You’ll take it, even though it would mean we lost to the Bengals this week at home? How did we lose to them at home if we’re superior to them?

This is why it was disappointing that Hoecht hardly played for us this year. Aside from his own play, it seemed like in the Chiefs game he was very active in getting the D Line lined up certain ways. We rushed Mahomes that game like I’ve never seen us do before.

Aside from us beating the Pats, the Pats only have to lose to either the Jets or Miami for us to win the division. In other words, if we win out, the Pats can’t clinch the division until Week 18.

Boy was balling out

It’s the 97 Broncos. They were a Wild Card team. Offense included Elway, Terrell Davis and Shannon Sharpe. Allen, Cook and Kincaid (when healthy) represent our offense’s top weapons. While Elway was great, it was their running game that primed that offense.

I actually think if the Defense can avoid too many more injuries, they’re starting to turn a corner. The secondary has stabilized, and Shaq Thompson is playing way better than Bernard was. If the likes of Bosa and Oliver can be healthy by the playoffs, even the D Line has the chance to get better.

Yea, any claim that we need to go 12-5 to make the playoffs is insane. 11-6 will be totally fine.

I’m holding out hope that you’re wrong and we have more than three games left at the Ralph. That said, favorite memory is probably the first game my Dad took me too. Eight years old and it was the Sunday night game hosting the Raiders in 1990. Amazing first game to attend, I remember seeing some drunk guy leave with his eyeglasses crushed 😂.

I would have already used Denver, so would be going w Tampa. But Denver over Vegas seems solid.

Let’s see what he does against a decent team when it matters

Do you have a source that says we can’t play the Pats in primetime twice in a season? I wasn’t seeing similar info when looking up that question.

We keep winning, Pats can’t clinch the division until Week 18. Regardless of everyone else, we just need to keep winning.

If we win out, at worst, we will still have a shot at the division and the 3 seed right up until Week 18. If Pats lose to Miami (you never know), we would take the division at that point. Pats losing to the Jets the week prior works too. Assuming the Colts and Jags both lose at least one more, we would then have the 2 seed. To get into the 1 seed, we would also need the Chargers to lose at least one more, and the Broncos to lose two of Vegas, Chiefs, Jags and Chargers. The key is to keep winning, and the 1 seed conversation can stay open.

We are going to smoke the Pats in the rematch. They’re a paper tiger, just like the Colts.