class_of_2012

Nashville, Houston, or Indianapolis Not really. Indianapolis has more of a chance to finish in second than Tennessee.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/stats I didn't see a similar thread, but if already posted, I will delete this thread, or a moderator can merge it. Tre'Davious is tied at 6 interceptions with Stephon Gillmore for the NFL lead. He is the best CB in the league, period. He will be first team All Pro and Pro Bowl. This pick is going to pay off for years to come. Too bad Gillmore chose to sign with the Evil Empire, which had a bleak future. Should have stuck with Buffalo. Buffalo will own the AFC East for the next 15 years, thanks to Tre'Davious and Josh.

I just want to beat the Patriots for good measure. And the Steelers too.

Agreed. But the Pats don't scare me anymore. I am excited about next year!

The Bills could have clinched a playoff spot today with a win and Houston, Oakland, and Indianapolis losses. At the start of today, I said there is no chance all three of those teams lose. Well, the impossible happened, and they did. Except Buffalo failed to keep its end of the bargain. What's worse, New England is losing to the Chiefs currently. We had our shot at the division, and we blew it. I don't think Baltimore is that good.

The Bills mocked Zeke too:

Sorry, I didn't see this posted elsewhere. If it has been, I will delete.

The Bills are ranked 10 in the NFL.com power rankings: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001080984/article/nfl-power-rankings-week-13-bills-hit-top-10-cowboys-fall-out "Previous rank: No. 14 "Eight and three? That feels good to me. I ain't never been 8-3 in the NFL." That was Shaq Lawson, after the defensive end finished with two sacks and three pressures in the Bills' 20-3 win over the Broncos. Lawson is in his fourth season, but he could be wrapping up his 20th year in Buffalo and still be tasting 8-3 for the first time. (The 1996 Bills were the last team to start 8-3). Yes, these are optimistic days in Western New York, where the local team is in prime position for a second trip to the playoffs in three years. The D was dominant on Sunday, holding Denver to a piddly 134 yards. Brandon Allen did not lead the Broncos on a drive of more than 48 yards in a contest that never felt in doubt for the home team, even when it was 6-0 at the half. The Bills are good."

Steve Tasker!!!!!!

And the Bills have! We beat the 6-5 Titans!

Ridiculous! This is the evidence the author gives as to why the Bills are overrated (he doesn't seem to realize the Titans are a good team with a winning record and were beaten by the Bills): http://walterfootball.com/overratedunderrated.php This guy is a real headcase.

WTF? He has us rated as 17, with the Jets as 13?????????

That USA Today poll has Dallas ranked one spot ahead of us. That will change Thursday when Dallas meets reality and is exposed as the frauds they are. You're welcome Philadelphia.

Oh...sorry that was MY fault for writing it too quickly!! Thanks for noticing! It has been edited.

Buffalo finally cracks SI's top 10! And who is the voter who voted us 2?? https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/11/26/nfl-power-rankings-poll-week-13-ravens-49ers-patriots 1. Baltimore 9-2 2. San Francisco 10-1 3. New England 10-1 4. Seattle 9-2 5. Kansas City 7-4 6. New Orleans 9-2 7. Minnesota 8-3 8. Green Bay 8-3 9. Buffalo 8-3 10. Houston 7-4 Buffalo Bills 8-3 Previous rank: 12 Points in poll: 184 Highest-place vote: 2 (1 voter) Lowest-place vote: 14 (1 voter) Last week’s result: Beat Denver, 20-3 This week: at Dallas (Thurs.) New week, same story. The Bills trampled a bad team at home, but now an intriguing Thanksgiving showdown in Dallas on a short week awaits. Regardless of what we see when the mask is finally removed, the defense (134 yards allowed on Sunday, No. 3-ranked D in the NFL) is for real.

That was the best part! But a lot of them predicted Stephon Gillmore would be defensive player of the year. Grrrr....

I am not happy she predicted the Colts and Raiders would get the AFC wild cards over us. Talk about a lack of respect! In the article, the other eight writers predicted the Bills would finish fifth in the AFC and get the first wild card spot. This is what she wrote: https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/11/06/nfl-predictions-picks-playoffs-super-bowl-awards-midseason On the bright side, in the same article, Gary Gramling predicted Sean McDermott would be Coach of the Year.

Won't happen as the NFL won't allow the Buffalo-Miami rivalry to end. Or Dallas-Philadelphia.

And who would that be?

Not sure. That is why I asked. I thought it was some husband-wife thing, where each chose a different player? And maybe the other player was cut, so the name and number was covered up? Or the person had bariatric surgery, but wanted to keep the jersey? It looks like a name has been patched over on the left, but there is no patch for the number. The fact that the name on the jersey is to the right of center does not imply a field goal was missed, as many made field goals are to the right or left of center, but still good. It is not obvious what the jersey meant, especially when worn by a Bills fan. I am a Bills fan, but would never be caught dead in that jersey. Why would the NFL even sell such a jersey???

Thanks for being nice. That pic angered me. It was on a Jets forum, and the poster had the gall to say the Jets would still make the playoffs this year! LOL.

Thank you. LOL. Good point. But not after this year when we go to the playoffs.

I thought the guy had covered up the first name or something on that jersey.

Why would a Bills fan wear that jersey? The meaning of the pic is not obvious, since it is a Bills fan wearing it.

Do you have an answer to my question, or are you just trying to start trouble? -------- EDIT: Ok, I just got the meaning of the picture. Kind of stupid.