BufBills83

The game is not even 15 minutes over and we're already saying stuff like this? Even if its true, enjoy the win for a bit, geez.

I hate when people bring up past drafts and mention who we could have drafted at our spot instead of drafting whatever player we did that ended up being bad. Its in the past, and its something you have no control over. What's done is done. Being upset about past bad draft picks does nothing productive at all. The only thing you can do is learn from it and move on. But just bringing it up and saying "what if" just makes no sense to me.

I totally agree with getting a lead early, preferably 2 scores, and forcing Lamar to throw to the sidelines. In planning for this game I would say, if this game looks like its gonna be a shootout, I would treat every drive like its 4 down territory, unless its an obvious punt or fg situation. That will help keep up with the Ravens, but it also gives the offense a more confident mindset that they have 4 downs to get a first instead of 3. You need to be aggressive and if this game is high scoring, we're probably going for a lot of 4th downs, unless we're really good on downs 1 - 3.

Yeah, its definitely not the best matchup for us, but to win a SB you have to beat at least a couple really good teams. We can't just keep saying next year anymore. This is year 5 of us being just about SB calibre or SB calibre. This is the 3rd year in a row with a divisional game at home. Going 0-3 would look pretty bad. One of these years something has to give. I do like that we have an aggressive mindset now and I'm sure we'll continue that onward. Go for every 4th and 1, no matter where you are on the field - the sneak works like 95% of the time, its worth it. Throw on obvious running downs even when you are up a couple scores so you can maintain momentum and eat clock.

The Ravens defense is better than it was in week 4, but so is our offense. I'm confident our offense can move the ball and score. If we need to score 33-35 points we can. The defense I'm not hugely confident in, but I do think it will do better than the first matchup because we are healthier and we're at home. Ideally we get up early like we did against Detroit, 10-14 points, and then match scores the rest of the way. At minimum, have the ball last down less than 7 with a chance to win at the end.

I know a lot of people like the GDT and I sometimes read it after the game to see comments, but there is no way I would be able to participate in one during the game. First of all, during games I'm lazer focused on just the game, its just how I am for those 3 hours. I can't really do anything else. And I don't like reading or listening to any negativity during the game because I get more upset than I should and I have a hard time handling it. I've gotten way better about not overreacting to every play during games. I used to live and die by each TD, and it got to the point where it was just too much anxiety, especially about something you have no control over. I learned that its a 60 minute game and to let it play out. Sure I'm nervous but its not overboard.

Yeah, probably not. I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's happened once in about 20 years. And this Broncos team is better coached than that Bills team.

Yeah I don't know why everyone was so worried about Cincy. Denver was never going to lose this game.

Do you think Denver is going to win or lose?

Because you think they are going to lose. So either way you make out.

Put money on it?

Okay? So all of a sudden Denver is losing to KC backup players at home with playoffs on the line?

Yes, I'm not sure what you mean by that though.

Denver is losing to KC backups?

The Bengals aren't going to make it. KC is resting starters next week and Denver is at home, they should have no reason to lose that game.