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Hahaha, this is probably close.

It's not many times that I can go back and look at a box score and think, how did we not lose by 30 and simulteanously thinking how did we not win? Also, in retrospect, it's clear the Bellicheat threw the house at the Bills. Bizarre box score: -Bills won time of possession -Bills threw 3INTs and were sacked EIGHT!!! times -Bills 140 yards in penalties -Pats had two fumbles lost -Brady throws 59 times -Six different Pats have rushing attempts/Nine different Pats caught a pass -Only 1 punt for the Pats -Pats were 30% on 3rd downs -Bills missed an XP and TWO 2pt conversion -Maybe the winner: Brady had 3 rushes for -4 yards and his long was -1. See any others?

What did I just read?

On kickoffs, I would honestly want a kicker who put the ball on the 1 yd line with loft. More turnover chances and worse field position. Giving offenses a default 80 yard drive doesn't make sense.

Do you think that it would be a consideration for the Bills to have two completely different game plans for each half?

i love the Bills fan to the left of the guy in the revis jersey just shaking his head and looking at his phone.

people are not finding ways to hate on taylor. he's 4-2. i realize you can't start a post that just compliments what we already know about TT, so you had to create this argument, but no one is hating on taylor.

people want to point to the Jags game as what will eventually be the season's downfall. I think it was a wake up call. This team was sleepwalking. At the end of the season we won't point to the Jags game as the downfall but as probably the reason we gutted out some wins down the stretch instead of assuming our talent would overcome everything.

I truly think it doesn't matter. The Pats are the only team I know that can completely change their scheme week to week. When they've faced us, I've seen them: throw quick swing passes and screens; just zero in on Gronk the whole game; ground and pound us with one or two or three backs, just run a hurry up offense the whole game; exploit a mismatch (2011: welker 16 catches, 217 yds, 2 TDs); have Brady throw 52 times; have Brady throw 10 times. They don't rely heavily on just the pass or the run, which makes them a nightmare to prep for. Look at the disparity of a few recent games: 2015: 52 rush 466 pass 2014: 50 rush 346 pass 2013: 267 rush 112 pass 158 rush 288 pass

How quickly he forgets: "Cowher, who angrily reacted to the call by stuffing a photo into a referee's shirt, was fined $7,500 for violating the NFL policy against public criticism of game officials with his comments after the game."

That was too easy, and plus we've already tasted the Fitzmagic. I'm all set. Honestly, if you flipped the question to Jets fans, I dont know how they could want their QB or RB situation over ours. The WRs could be a toss up.

almost all of our losses have come while we've been shorthanded. we lose to the pats full strength because we take 114yds in penalties and miss a PAT and 2pt conversion, and STILL only lost by 8. this team healthy is a serious threat. i say we beat the Jets solidly tonight.

Fitztragic

http://uproxx.com/ksk/2015/05/is-joe-flacco-elite-a-oral-history/

they'll be in their red and white bulls eye jerseys.

"Winnable" games if we are healthy at key positions: miami jets houston skins maybes: boys (if Romo is still out) jets (away) philly opponents combined: 31-34, buoyed heavily by NE's 7-0

Sooooo easy: NSFW

we just lost to blake bortles...

This is good work. I'm for them returning a kick when the situation warrants (end of a half, down by two scores late, etc.)

"I praise you 24/7 and this how you do me? I'll never forgive you!" Or something close to what Stevie tweeted to God after dropping the catch

You'll know a worst loss when you see one. Like, maybe, 2007 Sunday Night Football Bills/Pats 56-10. There were more Pats fans than Bills fans in the lower bowl.

I know it doesn't fall within the year parameters, but the Bills lost to the Jags in Jim Kelly's last game ever at home in the wild card during a game that was blacked out on TV by a GW field goal that hit an upright and went in.

Rogers Centre 2013: 34-31 OT Falcons Bills: It was like the Chandler and Stevie fumbles were happening in an alternate universe.

Deadspin just linked an article to a Cleveland fan who compiled the worst 100 Browns losses since 1999 with some commentary. It's really funny and very familiar (untimed downs from penalties, losing games in the final seconds, shaky ref calls, collapses in the final seconds, unsung players becoming heroes). I think with the bye week, we should, for cathartic reasons only, put together our worst losses in some or no particular order. Maybe not 100, but God knows that would be easy, but maybe top 50. And then start a poll to rank. I'll start it right off: 2004 Pittsburgh 29 Bills 24: In the last game of the season, with the Bills only needing to defeat the Steelers third-stringers AT HOME on an unseasonably warm January in Buffalo to make the playoffs, they let nobody Brian St. Pierre pick up a 4th and 1 late in the 4th quarter, keep a drive alive, waste four more minutes of clock and tack on 3 more points. St. Pierre was 0 for 1 with -3 yards rushing because of the victory kneel downs. Here's the Browns article: https://subwayrecord.wordpress.com/2015/10/27/every-browns-loss-since-1999-ranked/

Lots and lots of great athletes receive criticism and manage to not say anything.