dayman

The first half/first quarter zombie defense must end. This has been a good defense second half all year. One of the best, actually.

As a man in my late 30s, I can tell you there should be 0

also turf toe isn’t a jammed toe it’s a serious injury to your foot

Inspector Rousseau you are needed. people don’t talk about this enough, sober October and dry January are both in football season these months should be moved…I’m not watching the Bills lose in the playoffs sober

Moss is a true tippy top end all time great and fairly likable. Diggs wants to be a HoFer but won’t be and is unlikable.

Well, in fairness to Slay and Rosenhaus who the hell would have expected us to claim him anyway? What in the hell were we even doing.

Here are the answers: Seed Team Record Most Damaging Loss Opponent (Rec) Primary Consequence 1 Denver Broncos 11-2 Week 3 Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6) Surrendered H2H leverage to a potential Divisional Round opponent and blemished an otherwise perfect AFC resume. 2 New England Patriots 11-2 Week 1 Las Vegas Raiders (2-11) A catastrophic "Common Opponent" failure that currently hands the No. 1 seed tiebreaker to Denver. 3 Jacksonville Jaguars 9-4 Week 10 Houston Texans (8-5) Nullified a potential season sweep, splitting the H2H tiebreaker and keeping the division race a toss-up. 4 Pittsburgh Steelers 7-6 Week 7 Cincinnati Bengals (4-9) A division loss to a non-playoff team that severely weakens their hold on the AFC North against Baltimore. 5 Los Angeles Chargers 9-4 Week 7 Indianapolis Colts (8-5) Handed a direct H2H tiebreaker advantage to the primary team chasing them for a Wild Card spot. 6 Buffalo Bills 9-4 Week 5 New England Patriots (11-2) Effectively destroyed realistic hopes of winning the AFC East, locking them into the Wild Card road path. 7 Houston Texans 8-5 Week 3 Jacksonville Jaguars (9-4) The root cause of their current deficit in the AFC South; a win here would have them leading the division today.

Whatever loss each team had to their closest division competitor, or conference competitor, or just conference loss….depending on the situation. Not trying to be an ass, but there is actually and answer to this for every team that is objectively correct and you just look at their place in the standings and schedule to determine it, it isn’t very hard to do and therefore this just isn’t a very interesting question for discussion. Obviously the Pats for the Bills. Each other team has a fairly obvious answer for themselves as well.

IDK if Harbaugh is to blame. I know I’m late to the party but just sort read the comprehensive story of what happened and that’s a pretty spectacular flame out. I do feel sorry for him, he is responsible for his actions obviously, but this is tough to watch happen to anyone IMO.

Patriots pull Houston as 2v7 jaguars pull chargers 3v6 steers get bills 4v5 It’s very possible if that happens all road teams win which would give us chargers at home to play the winner of Houston/Denver. That gives us a serious shot at a home game and ensures we just have to play only one of Denver/Houston (probably our worst matchups). Interesting draw, if that holds. I’d rather do that than win the division and host Houston.

Good throw but let’s not get ridiculous on all time throws here

I think you have to build that way if the goal is the superbowl. It takes that to win multiple games against good teams and QBs at the end. But, making the other team stay patient, not make a mistake, and march down the field is a tactic that works in the league. You can make the playoffs that way. Regardless, I don’t know that Houston has a particularly aggressive scheme, they just get pressure from the front 4. They play man, which you should do if you get pressure like that, it’s more so they’re just aggressively good as opposed to an aggressive scheme.

All this procedural talk is off topic, gentleman. 😐

No, that’s worse

Put the flags away for a bit, let them play