without a drought

I was going to read this but I'm not sure if I have thick enough skin. The Bills Mafia sure seems to be a fragile group.

If it does snow, no one can be sure who it would help or hinder. Or even if it would really affect anything.

Once again, not concerned with who the next opponent is.

Missing the call on the field at game speed doesn't bother me, getting it wrong on the replay is really inexcusable.

I thought this was going to be about the Jags beating the Colts in week 1.

I didn't care who the Bills play in the 1st game, if they played their game they should win. It more about just winning a playoff game and ending a 25 year drought to get things started. Its been 39 years since the Bills won a playoff game with a QB other than Kelly or Reich. These are things that can be left behind for good by late Saturday afternoon.

So the MVP should be based on plays that didn't really happen?

I kept hearing Josh was going to get better in his 3rd year, but now we all know that it doesn't work that way.

I'll take Matt Barkley against the dolphins in a basically meaningless game than the possibility of Barkley starting next week.

As if I don't have enough on my plate already, now I have to lie awake at night worrying about this.

I thought that he was being dissed by most teams in the league. With all the injuries and lack of talent at wr on so many rosters this season, you would think that some team in need of help at receiver would have signed him off the Bills practice squad. But that didn't happen.

Mathematically, with no ties, a team could be in a 4 way tie in their division at 3-13 and make the playoffs by splitting the games in the division and losing the rest. The winner would be based on strength of schedule. If ties were common then you could do the same with the division winner finishing in a 4 way tie at 0-10-6. Just lose all non division games and tie all division games. and once again winner goes by strength of schedule.

I think they should pick the wildcard teams out of a hat. No matter what their record is. It hardly seems like a wildcard if they are just the next best team.

The holiday saves the Bill's from having the rest of the backs on the list. Luck continues to shine on the Bills in 2020.

I'd welcome it. .

That was weird because he didn't even play baseball in high school.

Why would I care about this game?

The NFC champions

This is what happens to successful teams.

Too simple, think controversy.

He is about due for a play that makes people second guess this line of thinking.

Not in Denver either.

Since when is 4:30 on a Saturday nighttime or primetime.

Is he still on the team?

The Bills really need to lose out and finish 10-6 to accomplish this lofty goal. The problem will be that they have 2 road games, and you know what that means for Josh's stats and they also have a home game where they are more likely to win.