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Except their losses are to the Raiders (yes, the Raiders) and the Steelers when they turned the ball over 5 times. I would say they HAVE tripped up, but did it early. What they haven't done is lost toss up games against good teams (Bills and Tampa in Tampa come to mind). I've also heard how awful it is that the Bills could lose to a team like Atlanta and the Patriots beat them by 1.

Agreed. Should've clarified. I meant they would run the table in the playoff as the 7 seed. If that happens, the only way the Bills would play them before the AFC championship would be if the Bills are the 1 or the 2. If the Bills are NOT the 1 or 2...but both teams advance to the Championship, the game would be in Buffalo. Could you imagine a 6 vs 7 in the championship? If there were a year it would happen, this is it.

Didn't anyone tell him he's supposed to at least play a half before retiring and walking away from the Bills?

What I find interesting is KC is often predicted to be the 7 seed. I don't think many would be surprised if they ran the table if they are in. If that happens, unless they win the division, the Bills would host the AFC championship if they make it that far.

Am I the only one whose favorite thing is when the Bills ruin a franchise? I'm thinking comeback Oilers...Bellichick and the perfect game...and now it seems like the Steelers. I just love it.

Agreed. If Bosa gives us a team friendly deal because he loves the culture, great. But particularly these one year deals are signed by the player so they can use it to get a bigger contract the next year. That's the trap. At this age, he's great as a one year rental but would not be great on a multi-year deal. What they need to do is go out and find the NEXT Bosa...a player who is great and a free agent...but whose recent history means they sign for less and will work on a prove it deal.

How will you feel if Patriots lose tonight? Seems far fetched...but who would've thought the Broncos Commanders game would go to overtime. Also heard something about Pats having O-line injuries. Also, I think the chances of winning the division are better than they were this time of year 2 years ago.

Yeah, it's one of those things though. The defense was historically bad early in the season but has improved. Now? Just held Baltimore to 14, so may not be as dreadful as we think. Oh put Davies in. Just have him in the backfield with a guitar singing "He's a well respected man about town, doing the best things so conservatively." The defense will be so confused and entranced that the rest of the offense will run wild...like some kind of Apeman.

I think we already passed it to CJ Stroud and Jayden Daniels.

Not only how other teams struggle (I would add the Chiefs through 3 quarters), but also how good some of these "bad" teams can be. I saw much on hear about there was no way we were going to lose to lowly Houston particularly with Davis Mills. Well, the Texans are 6-2 over their last 8 and the offense has been playing better with Mills. Yes...the Bills looked bad...but the Texans are not an awful team.

Yeah, Ravens had it pretty bad in late September and early October, too:

Li'll Jordan Humphrey wasn't good enough to stay on a bad Giants roster...and still got signed away. It's always a risk. If Josh is as happy as he seems to be to have Davis back, I wonder if they could actually be working on a multi-year deal. I'm pretty sure it can't technically be signed until after the year...but I suspect these things are worked out under the table.

I think an AI bot pulled a hammy.

Josh Allen had a pretty good year playing with a broken left hand.

I'd love to see a return to rookie Gabe: Mr. Toe Drag Swag. He was great at those out routes.