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If we don’t want him landing in the hands of teams with a better record than us, our waiver wire position would give us first dibs, right?

I agree with you. Shorter week and traveling, a weaker Chargers team and a banged up Johnson. Maybe this is the week to see what we’ve got in Lenny.

I could see Pats beating them this weekend, Russell Wilson getting flustered against a BB coached defense.

If he REALLY wanted to stick it to ‘em, he would cancel his subscription at the Bills Backers bars too.

The amount of time you’ve spent complaining in this thread is already worth the $6/month. Reminds me of when other kids used to complain about doing their homework in school. By the time they were done complaining, my homework would be done and they’d still have to do it.

Awesome breakdown, thanks man. I’d like to see at least three of these outcomes go our way, but all of them, I’d be ecstatic.

There isn’t a nearby sportsbar you could watch the game at?

Hearing that Chase likely to “miss some time”, which won’t help Browning and the Bengals when visiting Pit this weekend. Pit’s been pretty bad of late, but Browning without one of his top weapons is definitely helpful to the Steelers.

I think Ravens would need to beat the 49ers, first. This will bump Lamar up in the conversation. Miami also needs to lose to Dallas, but then beat Baltimore. This will knock Lamar back down but bring Tua and Hill back up. Then, Bills knock off Miami behind Josh, to give the Bills the division. Might need the 49ers to lose another game beyond just Ravens, to keep Purdy and CMAC clear of the conversation.

Aside from the gamesmanship element, is there any scientific evidence that falling that way is physical safer versus trying to fight it?

Aside from Bills winning, I’m hoping at least 3 to 4 other games go our way, unlike this past weekend.

I always considered the O-Line to be a huge part of the Bills’ success in the early 90’s. And agree this year’s unit is about as solid as I can remember. We’ve definitely had a lot of injury luck on that front so far this season too. In terms of Morse’s future, I’ve been pegging Bates as his most likely successor, if only as the word has been that Bates has that flexibility and he’s getting paid at level more than just your typical backup. Would love to see this organization keep adding OL depth through the draft, although I’d put a few other needs first in the offseason (WR, DL & Safety).

Well scratch my hope that Pickett would be back. Apparently Rudolph named the starter already. He couldn’t be any worse than Trubisky, could he??? 😬😬

Interviewing for an OC role is still good practice for any interested candidates, not to mention it potentially opens the door for other opportunities down the road. Or you really impress the interviewers, maybe they figure out a role that would work for both sides more immediately?

Not sure I’d bet on it either. But Browning in a tough Pittsburgh environment, potentially missing Chase is going to be a challenge. Pit may get Pickett back as well, and it’s essentially a last stand for them. I’d expect the Steelers to come out playing hard.

Agree. I’ll be a big-time Steeler fan on Saturday before our game. Steelers beat the Bengals, we go into our game controlling our own destiny.

If PIT can just beat CIN next Saturday before our game, we will control our own destiny by game time. Won’t be easy for Browning coming into PIT to try and win.

I was able to make it happen, although Ravens have to lose out, among a million other things. Not looking good given Ravens up 17-7.

I can get it to happen with the playoff machine, but we’d need a lot to go our way in next couple of weeks. This weekend was killer in terms of Bengals, Texans and Browns not losing.

You call this a run yet, bro?

If I must give a compliment, that was a solid display of complementary football