DaBillsFanSince1973

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Greedy is putting it lightly. Unbelievable that they're going to make people pay to watch a football game. I can remember back when HBO started to become a thing and they started charging to watch boxing matches. You could watch the same fighters on ABC every Saturday but you know, GREED. NFL's no different. Between the refs and this new thing they call streaming for cash I'm really beginning to hate the NFL with a passion.

You said never, but okay

I'm starting to get excited GO BILLS !!!

Unless his name is Ken Stabler or Joe Namath...

If the bills get to the super bowl and win it then the significance of those two games would be even greater and could even lead to redemption for the miracle in Nashville, so many years ago.

Just imagine the drought years... And then don't and appreciate these times as Bills fans, we are in. Good times. And just as in life they're always going to be the roller coaster up and downs. let's hope this last Ride of the regular season finishes as division champs and one more game closer, to the promise Land! Enjoy the ride, GO BILLS!!!

vs Why Tom is taking the Jaguars: The Titans have been generally frisky even in losses, with seven of their defeats coming by eight points or fewer. But while Ryan Tannehill (if he starts for the injured Will Levis) and Derrick Henry would surely love to get one more W in Tennessee, their offseason begins Sunday afternoon no matter what happens. I'm banking on Trevor Lawrence (who was back at practice on Wednesday), Travis Etienne and Doug Pederson doing what they need to do to keep playing into January. EDITOR'S UPDATE: Titans coach Mike Vrabel announced on Friday that Ryan Tannehill will indeed start Sunday's season finale. Week 18 NFL picks: Bills or Dolphins in de facto AFC East title game? Will Packers punch playoff ticket? vs Why Gennaro is taking the Bills: Every NFL campaign is a war of attrition. And as we head into the 272nd and final game of the 2023 regular season -- a de facto AFC East title bout -- one team is losing the battle. While Buffalo encountered a vicious injury bug in October -- losing critical pieces on all three levels of the defense -- the Bills weathered the storm and now seem like they've come out on the other side. Yeah, star QB Josh Allen's a little banged up, but by and large, this feels like the healthiest Buffalo has been since September. The same cannot be said about Miami. The team's two star edge rushers -- Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips -- are on injured reserve. The offensive line has been a MASH unit all season. And Wednesday's injury report was a depressingly star-studded list. Long story short, the Dolphins are limping into the playoffs, while the Bills are surging down the stretch with a four-game win streak in tow. --- Sunday night's Buffalo Bills-Miami Dolphins game matches two offenses that can score with the best of them. But Hall of Famer Bruce Smith believes the team that shows the most balance will win. Bruce Smith: Bills-Dolphins NFL Week 18 Matchup Should Be One For The Ages-VIDEO