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For the Bills I think the best seeding would be: 5. Chargers 6. Steelers 7. Colts The Colt are just not good. I think the Steelers could potentially upset the Ravens if some things break their way and I think the Texans are trash but the Chargers could give the Chiefs a scare if the Bills and Ravens both win.

No ofcourse not. If you change a coach and they get worse results obvious it's not successful. What I'm saying is if you are afraid of taking the big swing you'll always settle for being a loser. In my opinion McDermott will never lead the Bills to the Superbowl (not even talking about winning, just getting there) because 1. He makes questionable decisions in game 2. He coaches scared a lot (not taking risks when the team absolutely has to; playing to not lose/get blown out when he is losing) and 3. his defense is never prepared to stop one of the elite passing QBs. I think the Bills will end up losing to the Ravens unless they lose in the first round or weather hampers Lamar's throwing and allows the Bills to focus exclusively on the run game. When that happens the Bills will be 1-5 against the other 3 elite QBs in the AFC (with a 6th loss to Watson when he was an elite player).

I don't know but I would hope my goal is to win the Superbowl and I would 100% make that change and live with the results even if it means worse results.

I have a question for you: If you had the power and you knew after 1990 the Bills would go to three more Superbowls and lose them all, nothing else given.... would you have fired Levy? Because that's how I feel after 13 seconds except the Bills don't even make it to the Superbowl.

My roommate says the same thing and this is incorrect. Obviously last game he had a monster game. Outside of that he's had one long run (when Poyer took the wrong angle) These are his rushing totals in the 6 games against Buffalo: 56, 78, 57, 143 (76 on one run), 25, 199. So he averages 93 yards (72 before the last monster game).

I think about how unlucky the Bills have gotten with the removal of the 2nd seed bye. I believe this is the 4th time the Bills have gotten the 2nd seed after they removed it (which is ironic because the Chiefs went to the Superbowl the year before as the 2 seed with a bye). I mean I like to blame McDermott as much as the next person. I'm already pre-planning my yearly "Fire McDermott for his crap Defense" for when they let up 35+ to the Ravens or Chiefs. That said: he doesn't call the Offense so you really can't blame him for the Texans game and while he had some questionable decisions in the Rams game ultimately the Rams were just hot that game (as seen by them scoring the same amount of points in that game as their next 3 combined). I don't think if the Bills went 15-2 with a win over the Rams that they'd get the 1 seed. In my opinion it's going to have to be the Bills or Ravens to knock out the Chiefs and ofcourse they'll have to play in the 2nd round.

Da'Rick Rogers is also starting at WR for them

It's like a 98% chance. It would come down to Strength of Victory and they need like 3 wins the next two weeks from the Bills, 49ers, Cincy, Cleveland, and Minny. Even if those teams fail the Seahawks would need a bunch of things to go right for them to edge out the Rams. This is one of the more situations where a team could win and not win their division until other teams not in the division determine the result

Rams get the pick, the win and the division

I wonder how long before Burrow requests a trade. If I'm Chase I don't sign. I play out the inevitable franchise tag and get out of there. Both are having possible career best years and they aren't going to make the playoffs and have no realistic chance at winning a Superbowl with Lamar, Allen and Mahomes having better teams every year.

Ummm... their passing Offense is perfectly fine. They haven't lost with Hurts since September

Not going to lie: the best thing about this game was that it ended

Manning won the Superbowl in year 9. He was a 2 time MVP and a 3-6 postseason record. Lamar is in Year 7 and is a 2 time MVP with a 2-4 record. *throwing out their rookie years. Manning averaged 31 TDs a season and Lamar 26.5 (10 less games). 46 picks for Lamar 92 for Manning. In 6 season Manning has 5k more throwing yardage (again with 10 more games played) but we aren't even going to bring up Lamar's rushing stats.

Reminds me of when Peyton Manning lost in the playoffs a lot early in his career and then never won the Superbowl.... oh wait

Ravens backup WRs are wide open If they won they'd be the 3 seed

Texans = Dolphins They beat the tomato cans of the NFL. It took Josh Allen's worst day for them to win with a walk off 59 yarder. The Lions tried to give them the game with 5 picks and they still lost. Their wins: Colts x2, Bears, Jags x2, Cowboys, Dolphins, Patriots and sadly the Bills

I'm not sure about that. The Chiefs are a bad matchup for the Ravens. The Chiefs are great against the run. They are weak in the secondary but it would mean Lamar would have to beat them by passing in the cold. Then you have Mahomes and the Chiefs Offense that has been low-key heating up. I think the Vikings are the absolute nightmare team for the Ravens.

Did you see Detroit's Defense?

Houston has clinched their division. They are locked as the 4 seed. However the Steelers could end up as the 6 seed and upset the Ravens which would bring the Texans to Buffalo if both of them won.

I don't think they are out to screw players. I do however listen to some of the voters on their shows like Acho, Dungy and Orlovsky. who like Allen over Lamar I also know Brady currently has Lamar as the MVP.

Ravens are one of the most inconsistent teams in the NFL. Their best they are the best team in the NFL. Their worst and they can lose to anyone.

Didn't know you speak for the MVP voters.

Texans can just fold up and they are locked at the 4 seed. If the Vikings beat the Packers the Lions should rest their starters as their game against the 49ers would mean nothing on Monday since the winner of the Vikings/Lions would be the 1 seed (only if Minny loses on Sunday)

Average yards before contact for Henry: 2024: 3.15 2023: 0.85 2022: 0.79 2021: 0.95 2020: 1.42 It could be Lamar, could be just the effect of the pick your poison with a good QB. Same as Barkley in Philly. For reference: Barkley: 3.8 Gibbs: 3.2 Cook: 2.7 Ty Johnson: 2.9

This Halftime show is trash