DaBillsFanSince1973

right, auto correct. not funny, at all.

well you could always take advantage of retirement and find a new hobby? golf fishing or even shuffle board it may ease your suffering..

The following is a list of all regular season and postseason games played between the Buffalo Bills and Tennessee Titans. The two teams have met each other 45 times (including 3 postseason games), with the Buffalo Bills winning 17 games and the Tennessee Titans winning 28 games. Tennessee Titans lead series 28-17-0 Buffalo Bills vs. Tennessee Titans Report: Titans down a starting defender vs. Bills Already underdogs on their home turf, the Buffalo Bills have received at least one early-week advantage on the Tennessee Titans. According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Titans have lost starting safety Kenny Vaccaro for several weeks after he was injured on Sunday. NFL Power Rankings, Week 5: Bears, Ravens barrel upward 32 BILLS (1-3) 5 Previous rank: No. 27 If Bills fans wanted to crawl into a hole Sunday -- perhaps a hole in one of those cheddar blocks adorning the heads of Packer Backers -- you can't blame them. To review, Buffalo was shut out in Lambeau. On the season, Josh Allen has outrushed LeSean McCoy by a healthy margin. The wide receivers are the sorriest outfit in the league right now. Allen couldn't even muster 5 yards per throw Sunday, even though the Packers' defense quit attacking and let him complete throws late (clock ball). Meanwhile, Green Bay rushed for 141 yards. These aren't exactly the LombardiPackers, fueled by the power sweep. Alright, I'll stop. If you think I'm being hard on the Bills ... well, not as hard as some Buffalo folk.

Oddsmakers: Titans more than field goal favorite vs. Bills in Week 5 NFL Week 4 odds, over/under: Bills open as home underdog to Titans The Buffalo Bills opened as a 4.5-point underdog at home for next Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans at New Era Field after getting shut out in Week 4 by the Green Bay Packers, 22-0. The line quickly moved down to three points. The Bills converted just 3 of 16 third down chances against the Packers; Buffalo rookie quarterback Josh Allen threw two interceptions and posted a 36 quarterback rating; and the defense allowed 400-plus yards against Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay offense. The Titans improved to 3-1 with a 26-23 overtime win against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

so, you could sit and watch blowout games and just shrug it off as "points don't matter". you're right though, it's a loss so doesn't matter if it's by a point or 45, it's an L. thing is, when you root for a team that loses more than it wins games, watching a close loss would a better watch then a blowout in my opinion, that was my point.

through your eyes only mac. getting blown out is embarrassing. keeping it close all game and losing it at least makes it watchable.

I've pretty much wrote off this season. willing to give them this off season and draft but if 2019 still resembles the prior two, time to pretty much give up on this regime and franchise all together. I'm not going to be up to another carousel of gms/coaches/players, getting too old for it. yesterdays game was tough to watch but when you gut the roster and try and build it back up, games like yesterday can be expected. as it looks right now, this is about a 5 win team?

are you one of those sensitive millennials? you seem like the sensitive type. as for the ss you claim you need to be thanked for. that's a real crock of .... as for allen, if you based anything off the negativity that gets slung around this joint, he will never succeed and the team will remain in the cellar for the next 20 years. you would think those who constantly wallow, moan and cry the blues over a team that they may never be happy with, would just find another sport/hobby or some other form of entertainment. it's obvious they can't deal with the buffalo bills? but that would take all the fun out of plastering this place with their negativity that they seem to get great pleasure from. (oh I know, they have every right to B word and moan because well, they're season ticket holders and demand a better product)

gonna take some...

growing pains are a B word and can be hard to watch but this is a team in it's second year with a rookie QB in just his 2nd start with lacking talent around him. this place is going to be intolerable this week as the board draws all the negative moaning with their pitchforks and torches like leeches on blood.

he has got to go!!!

fire it up!! oh, and wear my '90's logo athletic sharktooth bills cap

why even ask such a question??

just slightly and 53 is about right for the 30th of sept. so not a big surprise there. I live in fl and hate the weather for the most part and always look forward to that one week in the winter where it gets below 50.

I'd rather have the kid. yeah, rodgers he's great and all but I'm pulling for my team and QB...GO BILLS!!!

killing the game. I understand intentional driving in to the turf, call. but lately, the calls have been pretty lame. no, real lame

15 yd run from shady...

they are definitely on the right track. lets hope it continues

I never said he was going to be successful. I said he looks like the real deal, never said he was, yet. in another thread I said you're barking up the wrong tree mac. one thing is certain though, EJ was a bust and it didn't take long to figure that out and certainly did not take three years in his case. given that, Allen has played two games with last weeks game showing some promise and one should have a more clear idea of where he may stand in the future after this season? he may join EJ in the QB boneyard, or he may succeed? time will tell...

27th against the rush compared to the bills 5th. bills will be pounding the rock

lead singer has some bob plant influences for sure

I didn't pick them to win this week, I know, I know I'm a bad fan but I didn't pick them to win last week either. and they went in there and kick some ass. so, how do they win? go in there and kick that ass!