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Why do our wins matter when it comes to the extra picks we have?

Schopp is way way worse IMO. Honestly, I dont know if he even realizes that he runs an opinion based call in radio show. He always seems so amazed and pissed off that someone dares call in to his show with a different opinion than his. lol I like John Murphy. I think he always treats the fans who call in with respect, and I generally value his opinion (most of the time, anyway).

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The Buffalo News did a break down of every scenario for getting in to the playoffs assuming we lose in New England and win at Miami. http://buffalonews.com/2017/12/17/what-the-bills-need-to-make-the-playoffs-if-they-lose-to-the-patriots-and-beat-the-dolphins/ (Don't worry, Its one of their free articles...lol) Im not gonna drive myself nuts with all these scenarios, though. I'll just be rooting for 2 more wins! Or at least a win in Miami. Either way, 8-8 (at worst) is a pretty damn good 1st year for a rookie head coach in year one of a roster purge and rebuild. Can't wait to see what McD does next year with all those draft picks (and maybe some free agent acquisitions, too. We may be a more desirable place to play since our D looks pretty good and our O has some nice weapons as well).

http://raiderswire.usatoday.com/2017/12/12/raiders-qb-derek-carrs-regression-under-pressure-by-the-numbers-revealed/ They say that according to PFF the line has actually been better this year than last year with its pass protection, and yet his QB rating has fallen from 70 (under pressure) to 43.

Richardson's decision to sell the team will likely end NFL investigation http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/12/17/richardsons-decision-likely-will-end-nfl-investigation/

Yeah I know they technically don't. I just meant hopefully he will retire in a Bills jersey and that be the last team he played for, so he would be looked at as a Buffalo Bill still (and hopefully be linked to Buffalo for numerous records (like the 10k yds he hit today, and if he hits 12k yds or any other milestone from now to then - I want it to happen in a Bills jersey)). I just don't want to see him finish his amazing career in another jersey. When he talks at his HOF induction, I want it to be about the team that gave him his start (Eagles) and the team that he was traded to where he finished his storied career (Bills).

From the posts I seen, you didn't say Glenn was going on injured reserve and having surgery. You said he was damaged goods and would be hard to trade. I remember commenting on it because you also said Beane wanted to trade him for a 4th and roster player. I was surprised to hear that because all the reports said that the Bills had Glenn's trade value high, wanted a ton for Glenn in a trade and the cost was prohibitive to Seattle so a deal didn't get done. Also, that ESPN article was just them projecting QBs for every QB needy team, and they mentioned Alex Smith and Buffalo. It It was written 3 days ago. So if you said it 2 days ago, that was a day after it was written. And from what I remember, all you originally said is that Buffalo was discussing the trade of a big player with KC. You never said a specific name until recently. Feel free to link your posts though if I am wrong. If I am I will apologize. I actually enjoy your posts. Just trying to keep the record honest...

He said today that he wants to finish his career here, while hitting 12,000 yds and winning a super bowl. Sounds good to me! lol Foe real though, I do hope he gets to retire a Buffalo Bill (and go into the HOF as a Bill).

http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-1/What-theyre-saying-Bills-discuss-home-win-over-Miami/22c74ef0-adba-4cf1-8014-55d5984aca5c Reading McCoy and K. Williams post game interviews really help illustrate the culture change that's taken place since McDermottmtook over. Edit - sorry the font is so big, I don't know how to fix it.

Lol. It's all good.

Damn, you scared me! I thought you you were posting that he's having season ending surgery.

Oh man. They sure made that interesting. My stomach is still doing backflips right now. lol

Wasn't Kubiak the one calling plays in Denver?

Damn it.

Damn it McCoy. You may have just cost Buffalo 3 points.

Phew. I thought the offense took a penalty there

Big 3rd down here.

Nice!

Miami pooch kicked it to the 10 (ish) yard line. He couldn't have kneeled it down on that kickoff.

Wish Thompson could have stayed in bounds but a nice catch none the less.

Offense has to do something on this drive. Better not go ultra safe again.

Damn. Thanks Adolphus Washington for giving Miami 7 points. I blame Dennison as well for the ultra conservative drive that helped set Miami up with good field position, as well as that horse collar tackle that gave them 1/2 the distance to the goal line. Lots of blame to go around on that TD...

The poll was approve or disapprove, and so far I approve and am glad to see that most who voted do too. I dont think anyone had Buffalo as a .500 team before the season started, either. Everyone, even Vegas, had them as one of the worst teams in the NFL and gave them 4 wins, or maybe 6 wins at best. So yeah, I'd say that being 7-6 while currently in the tear down stages of a rebuild is pretty good. The main reason I was happy is because sometimes your perspective gets skewed when viewing these boards. Before this poll I would have guessed that there were many less posters that approved of McDermott. Shoot, I've seen numerous threads and posters calling for his firing already (which is just ridiculous). But I guess it's just more of a case of the people who dislike McDermott being more vocal than many of his supporters. So yes, I was happy to see his approval rating in this poll. Perosnally, I think he's done a lot of good things and am excited to see what the future brings when he has more talent to work with. I don't think he's a COY candidate or anything, but so far I'm happy with him.

Yeah, I'll be interested to see if Tyrod is willing to throw him any jump balls (when he's not wide open) like Peterman has.