That's No Moon

The latter lost to 7-0 San Francisco, 6-2 Seattle, and 5-2 Baltimore by a combined 9 points. The Bills just lost to the previously 3-4 Eagles by 18 points. But yes, stay cocky. The Bills will win 10 games. No problem.

Well, if you're going to insist on maintaining an incredibly outdated investment plan rather than rebuilding it to be useful in the modern age...

The Steelers schedule looks pretty inviting (Colts at home, Rams at home, 2 v. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Arizona, Buffalo at home, Jets and Ravens) and the Bills are looking at a 4 game stretch including @Dallas on Thanksgiving, Baltimore, @Pittsburgh, @ New England. Let's say for the sake of argument the Bills lose all of those games because any one of those game would represent the first time McClappy won any game like that. That gives them 6 losses and no tie breaker v. either Baltimore or Pittsburgh. They'd need win every other game on the schedule in that scenario to avoid 9-7. 9-7 puts you in bad situations with Pittsburgh or Baltimore or both. No hiccups, no bad days, no squandered opportunities. Nothing. You feel good about a week 17 game v. the Jets on a 4 game losing streak knowing that if you lose the loser of the Ravens/Steelers game that day has the tiebreaker over you and will probably knock you out? Yeah I didn't think so.

Stop talking sense.

So we are now going to take logical thought, and apply it to Josh Gordon. OK This is a stupid argument regarding the Dolphins anyway because they aren't going to claim him.

The pro-Foster faction here just threw their laptops but we also have a QB who hasn't completed a deep ball all season and it's nearly November so I'm not sure how much a deep threat matters when you can't complete passes to them. We've had open guys, they were all missed.

No, the point was that if a guy can decide not to show up with 40M dollars at stake it's reasonable to ask if he won't show up for considerably less than that.

Thank God the Bills did a helluva job making sure that it didn't matter.

Yes, our high flying passing attack will certainly suit him well.

Their primary want seems to be to not play in Cincinnati anymore so I can see why management would ignore that. Along with everything else. Stop assuming that Mike Brown has the faintest of ideas what he is doing. This guy makes RW look like Daddy Warbucks.

What good team has McDermott ever beaten? I'll hang up and listen.

I'm not sure he's worth guaranteed Schrute Bucks.

No, that was in Washington and I'm pretty sure it was Jim Zorn. He showed up and threatened to eat the HR department's children. Ginny caved and hired him.

A team would have to be insane to give him a long term extension that includes real money. Fake voidable money sure, but not actual guaranteed currency.

Tom Brady's balls can only get SO clean.

Fly VFR anywhere in the world and it will look like the actual world. Super realistic aerodynamics. What could go wrong? Just because a thing can be done doesn't mean it should be done.

Running designed QB runs behind pulling O lineman that nearly guarantee hard hits from big people qualifies any OC for an F. Ours does it repeatedly.

Joe injured himself talking out the side of his neck last night.

I haven't been in an actual fist throwing fight since high school (and even that was only once) but if you are getting into fights at all much past 25 chances are you're either an arsehole or someone who can't handle their booze.

I don't have a problem with eliminating the draft entirely and making it more like the baseball international player system. Give teams an allocation what what they are allowed to spend in total and let them decide how much they are willing to offer players. The good players will get more, most guys will get less. I don't like the look of making a straight up auction where you are quite literally buying people's labor. Give the players the choice of what offer they want to accept and move on. If you made the rules well, teams in big markets wouldn't be able to hoard the top players because they couldn't afford them all. You can't trade allocation space, you can't bank it year over year, etc. If you want to blow it all on one player that's your perogative but you can't sign any other rookies. That sort of stuff. Udfas already have a more choice in where they play than drafted players do.

So Sean McVey develops QBS by NOT developing QBs. He welds the training wheels on permanently.

Wouldn't that be HeHateMe Also?

Having the poor teams we play win could potentially help us. Strength of victories is a tiebreaker. You want our division teams to beat the nfc teams because we play them twice. Other than that you want the nfc east to win as much as possible. Same with Tennessee and Cincinnati