Optometric Insight

"Pats were just plain stupid." I fully agree with that but we took advantage of it and made them pay for their mistake which is what good teams do. And only 2 INT were tipped, the one of Dareus' helmet and the Woodhead drop. The Woodhead drop was a great play by Scott though, many guys would have given up on the ball or not have made the catch. The other two were great plays by McKelvin and Wilson to get in the passing lane and intercept it. The PI call was a smart play by Nelson though to run into the defender on the way to getting the ball. The guy who got called on the PI didn't intercept the ball and wasn't making a play for the ball; pretty sure he wasn't even looking in the right direction. Anyways, the defender got in the way of Nelson making a play on the ball, warranting a penalty. The referee did right by calling a penalty but calling a PI? Looking back on it, it looks more like a hold but at the moment, I was screaming for a flag.

Holy over reaction, batman.

Hey!! You're back!!!

Anything said during the first 3 days of the Free Agency period involving the Buffalo Bills and Mario Williams. Also anything said on ESPN and NFL Network

Brian Moorman. Maybe its because of his last name or my fear of white sticks but he's scary.

Hot for teacher... MDP style?

I can't believe someone hasn't said this but I'd wake up... ...after I just passed from joy. Then I wouldn't sleep and watch the highlights all night long, finally falling asleep. Then I'd wake up all tired but when remembering the Bills won the Super Bowl, get pumped. Then I would go to school and walk the halls like a boss. Maybe punch a senior or two who said something about the Bills or is just a Pats/Jets fan.

What does that matter? If the Bills didn't beat the Pats, many people on here wouldn't be realistically expecting 10-6, 11-5. Some are even saying that we have a shot at the division if the cards fall right. On the outside looking in, it seems like the Chiefs are a year or two away from being competitive.

They have a tough defense, a running game, and they beat the Packers. They must be doing something right if they beat them without their top safety and Pro Bowl RB.

We have to beat the Chiefs. That's a big tie-break because they seem to be on the verge of turning the corner. If Peyton is Peyton, they might be looking for a wild card spot and getting the tie break would be big when it comes down to getting into the playoffs.

Only went up to 7 because the NFL modern era record for most shutouts in a season is 5. The Giants had 10 shutouts but that was in 1920. I changed 7 to 7+. If you choose 7+, post what your actual number choice was.

I'm not sure but aren't the Cardinals on the same level as the Titans, maybe the Chiefs?

To be serious, I would be okay. Wouldn't be happy but it would be enough to set us up for a 2nd half run. I'm not looking at the schedule right now but if we are as good as we hope we are, all of those games should be easy/fairly easy wins for us except for one or two games. At 4-3, lets say we don't win the 1 or 2 tough games and let slip by an easy game. Worst case, we lose 3 games and wind up 10-6. If we beat the tie breaker teams, we get a wild card and if we beat the Pats twice, we might have the division.

No, I expect to win every game.

I love the Q&A. You don't see someone with her sense of humor very often.

I think I just glimpsed part of my future.

You should try crosswords, sudoku, puzzle books, reading, and watching TV. They all make me fall asleep if my head is resting on something.

Oh, I know. Its fun to mess around with some of the people on here but there's always there's few that don't get the joke and take it literally. That's why I'm pushing to get an official sarcasm font but its just not catching on. I can picture myself in the year 2050 still being on here. Changing my name to "Veteran." But seriously, what am I going to do when I turn 20? 20-year-old insight? Maybe College Insight? These are the things that keep me up at night.

Ah, I see its spreading onto other threads. Better get ready.

That's great. Always good to hear someone getting a steady job.

It takes one to know one.

I bet on the season/home opener against the Broncos a few years ago. I had the scores flipped because I had the Bills winning on the last second field goal, not the Broncos. I still think I should've gotten some of the money for getting the scores flipped and only being 10. And I had no idea the Hugh Laurie was British until he goes around the set in Swan Song.

If they just clinched a playoff berth, I think they'll make an exception.

Got my first used game ball at a baseball game the other day. I didn't get to catch it since this 20 year old volleyball player that was sitting behind me beat me to it but she gave me the ball and a good view.