TheWei44

Luckily, I'll be at the game this year! Go Bills! Last year, took kids to the tailgate but thankfully watched the "game" from home.

One of your better posts!! : ) I came away with very similar sentiments. Wasn't too worried at the end but also wasn't "loving it" - But we saw the emergence of some younger playmakers, including Shakir who I practically forgot existed, and Kincaid who I was expecting to catch fire with Knox out. And I think it's clear that this was viewed as more or less of a "must win" so we saw Josh's legs more (I think they want to save that for later tough games/playoffs if they can). And seeing the rhythm on offense was excellent and I'm sure we could have scored more if really needed. And I don't recall ever seeing so many "50/50" situations go against us//fluky crap. If the Bucs started that same long drive in the 4th 1,000 times, 75-80% of the time it would have stalled out completely or ended in a FG. Now we get a 1.5 week rest.

Bills 31 TB 20

Let's be balanced in our assumptions - If every week is its own thing, that also means we could see the type of offense we expect. And maybe our defense struggles a bit. Who knows. But to assume NE will give us a lot of trouble because every week is different/any given Sunday, the same logic should apply to our offensive struggles - New week/new chance to get on track! Let's Go!! Go Bills!!

I am expecting a balanced, effective attack on offense carrying over from the end of last game (or at least one can hope!). In that setting, it's hard to pick just one player but my vote is Kincaid - 6 catches for 85-90 yards and 2 TDs!

Bills 28 Pats 17

Precisely.

Let's break down the 4-2 for a minute: One very high quality win (Miami); two solid wins (Washington, Vegas); one strange/ugly win (NYG); one "bad" loss (NYJ); and one understandable loss, perhaps, with lots of injuries (J-ville in England). Objectively, that looks reasonably good overall but with a lot of inconsistency. Makes you start to wonder things like "which team will show up this week?"; "are we doomed because of injuries?"; "what's the identity of the offense?". I personally remain cautiously optimistic and am trying to enjoy the ride . . . Go Bills!!

At the time, I thought he might have been down too and that we should've considered challenging it. Oh well. A win is a win but that was not a pleasant evening of football for Bills fans!

I stand corrected, thanks. I hadn't clicked on one of the key links.

I may be wrong about this but I think the 54% is the probability of winning the first round (every % in the table is the probability of winning in said round). So our chances of making the playoffs would be higher than that.

Hard to decide between AJE, Oliver, and Floyd. But I'll go with Big Ed this game.

Bills 31 Giants 13

Floyd and Oliver

Bills 37 Bortles 17

If you put a couple Pop Tarts in the toaster, it is ill-advised to use your bare hands (fingers) to take them out. Trust me!!

My invite must have gotten lost in the mail . . . Maybe another time?!

Hard to say between DE and DT (up the middle is key, but also have great talent on the edge) - I'll go with Oliver (with Floyd and Bernard not far behind).

This is such a tough one to predict. I'm going with Bills 34 Phish 27 (with some of the 27 coming in quasi-garbage time in the 4th).

You sound like a decent-enough chap (lady?) - Thanks for your posts and may the better team win on Sunday!! Cheers.

I said yesterday it's like having two Milano's - Never would have expected that!

Bills 31 C-ders 23

Josh also threw it away once or twice - I was very happy to see that as well. Might have been his most patient, deliberate game to date.

And yet Burrow is misspelled with reckless abandon!

I'll keep it simple: A win, no serious injuries, and Allen playing well.