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That's great Sammy. Get ready to hold that "L" from your team

I can't wait for the, returning from commercial shots, of those buffalo in-front of the stadium. especially during a snow game. they can now routinely add those in with the obligatory shots of sheas and the falls.

I just think it is really interesting reading everyone's different (and often similar) perspectives. As most pointed out, I don't think either are a legitimate threat to the division, and that wasn't the intent of the thread. It's just an interesting game, within the division that I wish both teams could somehow lose. Go Bills.

The Jets (5-2) are playing the Pats (3-4) this week and despite the fact that the Jets are only 1 loss behind us in the W/L column, I cannot force myself to root for the Patriots. Anyone else feel that way? Maybe it is because I still think that the Jets will fall off a cliff here soon, especially after losing Hall. ..here's hoping for a 0-0 tie.

I hope you have a safe trip, good weather and watch the Bills dominate.

RV Lot... They are all food trucks. ...the password to get in is " Go Bills"

I get where you are coming from OP and you could make the same argument about Tre. The fact that we are even having a discussion about it speaks to how well our coaching staff does with the DBs in the locker room. At the end of the day, I believe two things to be true - White would've made a difference in that KC game & Likely no other safety intercepts that pass from Jones in the Patriots game. White and Hyde are both all-pro caliber players that make a difference on every play.

A comment on their forum's game thread. "So you’ve destroyed Mac, showed that Zappe has no business being a starting QB, and cemented last place all in one night." ...love to see it

I'm lame and just went with initials

I read today that Aaron Rodgers has never been a double digit underdog in his career. Against the Chiefs, it was first time that Mahomes was an underdog at home and Allen became the first QB to beat him in Arrowhead twice. The game before that they were 14 point favorites over the Steelers. The Steelers' largest spread in like 50 years and the Bills still crushed that. What a time to be alive and a fan of the Bills.

"Just win, Baby" -Al Davis

I take it by the final score and the meltdowns occurring over on the finheaven boards that removing the ping pong table was not the answer to their problem.... lol

The job that Frazier has done with out mash unit defense this season so far is absolutely remarkable. Him and McD have shown a consistent ability to coach up DBs to be successful in this system. They really are phenomenal. .... and just thought I would take a second to sing Milano's praises. He is an absolute machine.

Elam is going to have his ups and downs throughout the season. He is a rookie that is learning a lot on the job. So we get our great moments and occasional struggles as he continues to develop. Assuming we continue to get healthy as a team (Hello Mr. Tre White), this secondary is going to be disgusting by the end of the season. It pretty much already is...

The Bills are a video game in real life

Favorite days of the year.. My anniversary, Christmas, Kid's birthdays and when Spags posts on our forum.

There are so many announcers, especially color analysts, that when they speak I find pondering if they even understand football. Romo is the complete opposite. He typically brings so much insight into the intricacies of the defenses and certain player assignments. I love when we get Romo and Nantz. There is a reason they are the "A" team.

"The NFL is a mafia," he recently told an associate. "All the owners hate each other." "That's not true," one veteran owner says. "All the owners hate Dan." I laughed out loud to myself reading those lines.

How can dolphins even play ping pong? They don't have any hands... ........ Sorry. I'll see myself out.

The last two Thursday night games have given me PTSD.

Victory

I really don't understand why so many fans are so persistent with this desire to change our offense to be more reliant on the run. That was us for 20 years. From Henry to Shady, we have had a steady stream of above average running backs that would get their 20 carries for 100 yards and lead us to a whopping 7-9 record while Brady would throw it all over the place as they counted their trophies. We were tantalizingly close to hosting the AFC Championship game and being heavily favored to go to the super bowl last year. We are the betting favorites to win it all this year. Our QB is the betting favorite to win the MVP. Our offense is not broken.

It's actually quite amazing how they have weathered this early season barrage of injuries. I can't wait to see 27 back out there again.