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I can understand having issues on defense due to having no film on their offense. With the talent they supposedly have on offense and the Chargers missing talen on defense, they should have been able to put up more points and not have so many drives stall.

What I hear is a bunch of Dick Jauron's in this thread. "It's hard to win in this league* 🙄 While they won their offense still has too many drives that do nothing. This team is not Super Bowl team or @Alphadawg7 an AFC championship team. They go a 2 week offensive bump with Brady and it's back to what they've looked like most of the season. Only difference is they run more.

Yet many cut out cable due to cost.

I don't blame the NFL at all. In 10 years my bet is the only way to watch games will be streaming. It's already starting with the Thursday game. Just think you will eventually have to subscribe to Peacock, Amazon and ESPN+ to watch any football.

His take like many others are for the casual fan. Not the hardcore fans here.

I can see why they do it as it's the future of TV. OTA is heading to a thing of the past. They aren't getting the money from advertising like they used to

There is also no guarantee they win out either.

As upset as you are, if anyone is to blame it's us. We complained about cable prices, so everyone went to streaming. Now thats where we are headed. Cable TV will be a thing of the past in the next 10 years

That's true. I'm not so sure they win out. I know their schedule looks easy. I have this feeling they are due for a letdown game. They just had 2 emotional wins.

You're forgetting about Denver as team fighting for the last spot. They have the easiest schedule left and can win their last 3 games.

I don't get the hate other than he played for the Pats. Same goes with the hate of the Dolphins. There is no rivalry there right now. Unless you were a fan from the Kelly days, their really hasn't been meaningful games other than the one playoff game last season

I don't see them winning today. Their offense is still that much better than it was under Dorsey. They still only scored 20 points last week and didn't make any adjustments after half time. I think they will have a let down game somewhere in the next 3

IMO Vrabel is a great coach. Better than Mclappity.

I see Denver and Cleveland both finishing 10-7 due to their schedules left. 1 spot for Bills, Texans and Indy.

They aren't the team to worry about. Denver has an easy schedule left and will probably win their last 3, Cleveland has an easy schedule too. IMO it comes down to Indy and the Bills for the last spot.

11-6 only happens if they win out. I don't see it. I don't get it. All these other teams the Bills are chasing are going to lose more than they win, yet the Bills are going to win 5 straight.

Stillers aren't winning. Not with that crappy offense

People are also overestimating the Bills as well.

IMO many seem to look at the NY Times one and just look at percentages. I use the ESPN one and it'such better. It also gives you an idea of each teams schedule. That's the big thing. All the teams ahead of the Bills have easy schedules.

Unlikely that happens with their schedule. It's funny how many say the Bills will win out yet all these other teams are only going to win 1 game left.

I don't think they beat Indy. Raiders aren't good on the road. I just did the playoff machine and here is my final standings Bal KC Miami Jacksonville Indy Cleveland Cincinnati

I've been saying that for awhile. 10-7 will not get the Bills in the playoffs unless it's the division.

It's due there schedule left and their offense looked really good last week. I think they make it and the Bengals make it. The last spot comes down Buffalo, Miami and Denver.

When you do the ESPN playoff machine they miss out at 10-7 for a wildcard. Their best bet is the division. The Texans are done but the Browns, Bengals and Broncos all have easy schedules.

IMO the problem with the Mclappity lovers is they are afraid if he gets fired the drought years will return and the Bills will be irrelevant again. It's great Mclappity got the Bills to the playoffs and made them relevant again. He's never going to get them over the hump.