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Field chow, see a tree with no one using it to lean back on while eating. "These guys are dumb, I'm going to go grab that tree" I think to myself. Two minutes later starting to open my MRE and I discovered why no one had been using that particular tree to rest back on while eating...

I can't disagree with any of those points though. The Patriots also played us twice; once in bad passing weather (which is more wind related than snow related) and once in decent passing weather. The game in bad passing weather (higher winds) was MUCH closer. This is also probably because both teams were at different levels of competency (and to be fair, motivation) at those points. I actually hope it does snow, because in most of the snow games I've watched over the years, the advantage goes to the offense - whether a runner with a ball, or route running prior. It's a lot easier to get separation on a semi-slick surface when you are the one deciding when to change direction. It's a lot harder for the defender to change direction as a reaction. Sure, that goes for a RB too, but if the game comes down to their RBs making a cut and beating one defender in an area where there are usually (hopefully?) two more in close proximity and within 4-7 yards of the LOS vs. a receiver making a cut to catch a ball 15-20 yards downfield...I'll take the receiver over the RB all day (and twice on Saturday.)

Just remember to use his link so he can help you whack off... ...your nose hairs.

Even in Thurman's MVP season he didn't win Offensive Player of the Week as many times as JA17. They both won Player of the Month twice though. Oh, by the way, that QB we all wished we got in 2012 (instead of super receiver TJ Graham)...Russell Wilson? He just got his first and only NFC Offensive Player of the Month this past September.

I couldn't care less about playing Brady or not. I do NOT want to play WFT. Are you not aware of the indian burial ground curse of AFC East vs NFC East in Super Bowls? Bills - Giants (AFCE loss) Bills - Washington (AFCE loss) Bills - Dallas (AFCE loss) Bills - Dallas (AFCE loss) Patriots - Giants (AFCE loss) Patriots - Giants (AFCE loss) I mean, what's up with that? Even when the AFCE team was *clearly* the better team (at least twice, and probably three times if you look at both Pats games) they lost.

Not sure if we're allowed to put a link to another fan forum here, so remove if necessary. I used to post these here as well, but one of the mods has a problem with it, and since I only do this for my fellow deployed fans, I didn't want to upset the board mods, so I quit. That is why I'll put the other site's post up rather than the link to my site specifically. http://www.billievers.com/forums/showthread.php/41662-2020-Bills-Games-40-Minute-Condensed-Versions P.S. it has the full game for most of the weeks as well as the "40-minute/condensed version" too.

The game that the Bills played better than Houston in, had a touchdown taken away because some mysterious rules arbiter outside the stadium basically felt that the Bills were stomping the Texans badly enough it wouldn't matter anyway, went to overtime, and ended up with the Texans a sub .500 team and the Bills competing for the championship the next year? If that's your definition of "breaking a team's will" I want some more of it.

I had a subscription to SHOUT! just so I could get a portion of what we see on OBL these days. Looked forward to it and SI magazine. Nowadays there isn't much I look forward to getting in the mail.

This is the way...

Right now - none, unfortunately. The region I'm in (Veneto) is "orange to red" through 6 JAN, and possibly longer. On the off chance you're seriously asking, of course it depends on where you're trying to get to. Let me know.

Yes, that is my site. You're quite welcome.

As bad/petty as this sounds, I was more mad about running up the score because it showed we could do it without JA17 out there - which might influence MVP voters. I hated the Pats for running up the score on us (and others) but do agree with Belichick in that this is the NFL. It's the other team's job to stop the offense.

I still have too much PTSD from the past twenty years to have faith that the Bills are that much better than the Colts. I'll take seven points. Vegas has more faith than do I, apparently.

And I was wrong. It's Saturday at 1PM. I guess I won't trust the information provider next time.

I can remove it if it's causing that much angst. Obviously I can't guarantee it, but I wouldn't post it if I didn't have a good reason to believe it. I've been a member for > seven years here, with a fairly low post count. Why would I choose now to make a statement for attention? I have faith that the information I was given is correct, and am passing it along.

I'll qualify this by saying it comes from a Bills employee, albeit prior to the end of the Titans game. That didn't seem to be a factor. So no, I'm not retracting. Do I have to tattoo BillsMafia on both cheeks if I'm wrong? What do I get if I'm right?

He just set the Colts' single-game rushing record (not bad for a team that's had the Edge, Faulk, and Eric Dickerson.) Went over 1,100 yards on the year - and much of that recently. He's hot.

Anyone wants to take the trip to Italy and yell at me, I have room. You can even stay and watch us beat the Colts.

The last 6 weeks of play was a phenomenal run. Just amazing.

Game will be at 1pm Sunday. You heard it here first. Update: I was wrong.

Every week you have one or two quotes that make me spit up my drink. As funny as that one was, I think a more accurate cross would be between Barry Sanders and a rhinoceros. In all seriousness, he might be a good choice for a 3-yard gotta have it TD. He's big and could get low, bend, and make the one cut to the hole needed for that play that's just a bit too long for a QB sneak.

FWIW, I still put replays of the games on my site. https://news.timekills.info/buffalo-bills-video/

In retrospect, it just gave the Bills another ~39 seconds of time off the clock since they had to run one more play to get the next first down. Seeing as they only had to use three of their last four downs to run out the clock, it was moot - and certainly if they had been stopped on the next play it would have been bad. But I've often wondered if it doesn't make more sense some times to stop *just* short of the marker so you can get another play in and run more time and then get the first and three/four more plays. Similar to getting tackled at the 12/13 vice the 8/9 yard lines. More room to run plays, and the opportunity for another set of downs if the TD isn't quite achievable.

I liked the bolded part (Steelers being the bulldog, while the Patriots are more akin to late-rabies afflicted Old Yeller who was put down so we could all get the mercy of not hearing about how they "aren't dead yet".) I thought the same thing when they showed the Edmunds tackle on JuJu. One: our 14 ran through two would-be tacklers at the same point from the endzone and scored. Two: Juju was full on headed to score and our MLB made a one-on-one dead stop tackle. Three: As JA17 said, let them (Juju specifically) dance all they want, whether on the Bills logo or a few yards from the endzone. We're here to work.

I don't care what excuse you give. -It's pre-recorded and has been the same every week since "The Fastest Three Minutes in Television" started on Sunday Night Football in 1987... -They opened with and highlighted the Sunday Night game results -NBC doesn't give ESPN the rights to show details Whatever. The only real answer is no one thinks the Bills are any good or deserve any credit. That's clear when you watch every other show. No one ever talks about the Bills being good or Josh Allen, and all they do is trash Buffalo. Even the clips of the Christmas decorations along the bridge, and the lights in the Falls were short. And the Buffalo wings they showed were yucky, and just off screen there was a big bottle of ranch dressing.