buffalo2218

My thoughts exactly

Bills went in to Dallas on a short week and ran them out of their own building. At this point, I don't think a flexed game will do anything to deter the Bills' preparation for the Pats

Tennessee's remaining schedule is as brutal as ours. They have the Saints and Texans X2, and the Raiders on the road. 2 possibly 3 losses right there if not 4. Bills only need to worry about who they play and are capable of beating any of the 4 left

After Dallas' game, Jerry Hughes agrees

I bet he is too, as well as francesa

Be careful, what happened the last time Bills fans underestimated Pitt?

Bills are gonna have to play ball control against the Ravens, keeping Jackson on the sideline looks to be the only way to stop him

Doesn't Cleveland still have Baltimore left? That one more loss would help as well

What about it? That call was legit, unlike the illegal hands to the face that wiped out a pick, then the ticky tack call against Hughes. Did we get any calls like that at all?

In yesterday's game, I wondered how many times a bad call would negate a positive play for the Bills. I can't remember the play exactly, but it went for positive yards and Nance said there was a flag, and immediately I couldn't help but think really? Turns out there wasn't one. If winning teams get calls in their favor, then maybe the Bills are due for some here soon. Given the upcoming tough schedule, it'd sure be the right time for it

LMAO, Max Kellerman will not let any QB from that class outside of Mayfield get any praise.

All I could think about was that monday night debacle. This win was so sweet and it gave me a bit of vindication. But I hope the Bills give more surprises in the next 4 games. I'm not so sure the Pats game is all that difficult given what I've seen of them against Dallas and what I saw of the Bills against Dallas. 1 road loss on the year, Gillette may very well get stampeded

I won't go as far as to agree with the OP entirely, but the weaker teams left on the schedule being Pitt and the Jets don't wanna see us. Especially if we pull out wins against either the Pats or Ravens.

Was thinking about that playoff loss to the Browns, it was like Cleveland "awoke a sleeping giant" to quote Bill Polian about the Bills

Oddly enough, isn't that how things happened before the 90s Bills exploded on the scene? Looks like someone got sand in their vajayjay

LOL was that Star totin around Beasley?

Seems that after the Bills lost to the Browns, the "fearless" plan has worked to a T. Baltimore will be a tough game no matter what. If the Bills give them fits, win or lose, they'll kill off any more doubters. I really can't see Pitt or especially the Jets having a chance against us

I think the video from first take tomorrow about this game definitely should. Both with Steven A and Skip Bayless. Shannon's gonna have a field day on Bayless

I love Beasley's fight, but I was a bit concerned when he had his helmet ripped off. At least the refs got THAT call right

Yeah I've been reading about that. One guy actually said he'd still rather have Williams over Oliver

Dude, make room for a different kind of bird, Crow. This kid just gave a dominating performance on national tv FFS. Instead of being optimistic, you're trying to keep his progress grounded with pathetic comparisons. And it wasn't just this game, he's played solid the last 2. Give more credit and stop trying to diagnose

Allen Oliver White for stealing a bite of Allen’s turkey leg

Sure why not? The officials can throw white instead of yellow flags

Nothing about the Cowboys seems like it's gonna be a tough game. They won't have Vander esch on D, and Elliot is playing like I thought he would, cashed in. Not saying it'll be an easy win, but it would be a huge chance to get this monkey off our back of beating easy teams

Turns out, it really wasn't a bad call at all. Practically 4 timeouts with 2:38 left in the game