DaBillsFanSince1973

be nice if JA were to see this. not that he needs any more motivation but something like this could motivate him even more. duck duck goose

too many

if I can get any good out of how LJ and the ravens are playing lights out. it's that I can pretty much with an almost certainty, know the evil empire will not be representing the afc in the sb. at least this year I can actually watch a game in february. after the ravens second touchdown last night I shut this game off. looks like I didn't miss much other than an annihilation of the J.E.T, jets! the final score of this game shows me the bills gave those ravens a hell of a fight last week.

is this one of those let me show you how the stats prove chances are slim to win for the buffalo bills kind of thread? I always enjoy reading how a team has been solid for 45 years and their defense has been playing lights out and it's a brutal outlook for the bills who are facing a win and your in game. keep the negative forces alive as it makes it that much sweeter if they win? even if they lose I know they'll show up. did anyone think they would of showed up on turkey day as they did? play the ravens as close as they did even with a poor outing from JA? this team isn't going to quit nor are they going to give a damn about how solid the stillers have been or any stats showing how their chances are slim.

I guess since he hasn't had a return for a touchdown he sucks?

I'm with you on not sitting players. I also know it is a shot in the dark for a fins win. I also know, you just never know. you never know.

they should handle cincy especially after a little extra tape on them but fitz and the fins could surprise and beat them?

well okay then. don't know why I wasted all that time with those threads from the past couple years but it's all good. thanks ravens 38 bills 27

guess I'll take a break this week.

if they win against the ravens, they'll be 10-3 and clinch a wildcard but, if they win against the steelers, then against the pats*, then you could bring superbowl in to the conversation depending on if they made the afcc game? a whole bunch of scenarios to go through before talking superbowl, imho. let them get past the ravens first?

RANK 10 BILLS (9-3) Previous rank: No. 10 We see you, Bills. We all see you now. Sean McDermott's squad went to Dallas and laid a Thanksgiving whooping on the supposedly superior Cowboys, putting themselves on the map as a legitimate contender in the AFC. At 9-3, the Bills have a stranglehold on a wild-card spot and remain within striking distance of the hardly invincible Patriots in the AFC East. There were standout performances up and down the roster against the Cowboys, but this game could be a flashpoint for Josh Allen, who played like a franchise quarterback in front of a huge national audience. Allen led six consecutive scoring drives against Dallas and dished out some punishment on a third-quarter touchdown run that might be the highlight of his young career to date. Now the Bills get extra time to prepare for their biggest challenge of the season: a home game against the surging Ravens. Dismiss the Bills at your own risk. NFL.COM

pretty cool to be in the top 10 rankings, in december.

CBSSPORTS 8. Bills It's time to believe in this team. Josh Allen has really elevated his game. Now comes a big one with the Ravens. 9-3-0 USATODAY 9. Bills (12): Could they actually win AFC East for first time since 1995? Buffalo must go through Ravens and Steelers before next shot at Patriots. ESPN 10. Buffalo Bills (9-3) Week 13 ranking: 10 Who's under fire: Stephen Hauschka, K The Bills are rolling, but Hauschka has struggled this season, connecting on a career-low 71% of his field goals. After missing two field goals in a three-point loss to the Browns in Week 10 and a field goal and an extra point last week, Hauschka's margin for error is rapidly shrinking. -- Marcel Louis-Jacques

Don't be sorry. I just thought it was ridiculous to think that he would be bitter. I never saw him as the type of man that would be bitter about something like that especially after the career he had here in Buffalo.

he had a great career. he was part of the team that broke the drought. he was a part of the community. he made millions. he loved football and buffalo. feeling a little bad because he isn't/wont be part of this young bills team who will make a mark of their own or that he would be bitter because of it is well, a little ridiculous.

losing to the steelers and winning bal, pats*, jets? steelers winning out? arz, buf, jets, bal? has this scenario deal ever been right? or is it just for ***** and giggles?

wish I could feel bad for a millionaire who played the game he loved to play.

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nice, what I like to see, a sore loser.

if he was smart he would just retire.

I'd like to see another pick against marcia.

beautiful

another penalty on st against the texans?