Doc Brown

Is he subject to waivers?

Given that we already have the division pretty much rapped up and have little chance at catching the Chiefs. Wouldn't now be the perfect time to give him as many reps as possible to get the "mental" side of things down going into the playoffs? If he's still struggling than just throw Damar back in there.

Goodell every week must meet with each officiating and television crew for each of the 16 or so games to tell them which team to favor along with what to show on the broadcasts. He does this all with the hundreds of people on the TV networks and officiating crew keeping this secret. Next level stuff.

If things come together we're a Super Bowl team this year. That includes the return of Milano, Josh gelling with Cooper and Coleman when healthy again, getting lucky with injuries, our d-line performing at their peak, and just putting together four great games in January/February. If all that happens, an elite QB on a team with no glaring weaknesses can absolutely win the Super Bowl.

Causation doesn't always equal correlation. Having said that, if the Bills lose on Sunday they'll pry beat them in the playoffs.

Throw five picks. Win a game? Sure, why not.

I guess he didn't want to risk Goff throwing another INT there?

The Dolphins taking Waddle ahead of Sewell was very nice of them.

On first down.

What in the world is going on with Goff?

Maybe we crowned Stroud a little early even if they win this game.

He's 14 for 23 for 164 yards with 1 TD and a pick. Relax Collinsworth. LOL.

It's amazing that Arizona is pry now considered the best win on our schedule up to this point. Of course teams change throughout the season so it's hard to judge how good this Bills team is. The next four games will tell us a lot.

Are their anybody besides Jets fans that aren't delighted when they lose. The combination of ARod's personality and the Jets trying to take a shortcut to relevance just makes them an extremely unlikable team.

A journey man QB is usually a QB that floats around the league with occasional starts. He's pry in the 10 to 13 range as far as starting QB's go.

It would shock me if Cooper or Samuel (both listed as questionable on Bills official website) will play given we signed Virgil to the 53 and then activated two Wr's off the practice squad. So we're pry rolling at WR with Hollins, Shakir, Hamler, Virgil, and Shavers. If this was ever a game for Josh to make a case for MVP this is the one. Hopefully defense shows out and Brady runs a lot of 12 personnel with lots of throws to our backs and TE's.

Samuel is listed as questionable on the official injury report on the Bills website. The tweet put out had him as no injury designation. WTF. Explains why they signed Virgil to the 53 and then called up two WR's from the practice squad. https://www.buffalobills.com/team/injury-report/week/REG-10

Fair points. The NFC was the better conference though and there wasn’t a juggernaut like KC though today. Redskins team was historically good in ‘91 and the joke that the Cowboys/49ers winner in the NFC Championship game was the real Super Bowl.

Probably Samuel is out too.

I don't know if the Bills even reach the Super Bowl if they had this generations version of the Chiefs and Bengals in their conference. All the best teams besides the Bills were in the NFC in the early 90's.

Cooper is obviously out. Six WR's are interesting. Our LB's are made of glass.

NFL should fine him the exact amount of what he would've paid in state taxes if he played for the Bills this year.

Nobody had Harris/Walz signs though in your hypothetical. LOL.

How'd that work out for her now? FEMA employees have a Union so it will be interesting what happens here.