No_Matter_What
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Nix is average at best. Same for Williams and he is not even in AFC. Maye seems good but too soon to judge. Mahomes is worse than he used to be but still elite. Jackson had 3 bad games, otherwise is elite. Allen is elite. So no.
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I'd say there is like 75+% chance that we are drafting WR round 1 this year. Beane or not. I am not a college guy, but looking at some big boards, one of these players is a future Bill: Carnell Tate, Ohio State (seems unlikely right now) Makai Lemon, USC Denzel Boston, Washington Chris Bell, Louisville KC Conception, Texas A&M Chriss Brazzel II, Tennessee Germie Bernard, Alabama
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Game week thread - Bills at Steelers
No_Matter_What replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
You’re saying you don't care about the facts. A "simulator" is a tool that runs thousands of simulations of the remaining games. When it shows that we have a 99%+ chance of making it if we finish 11-6, and you, based solely on your feelings, dismiss that by saying it can't be true because we might be 9th if we lose this week, I honestly don’t know what else to say. The whole point is that if we finish 11-6, it’s incredibly difficult to find a scenario where six teams finish ahead of us. The teams in the hunt also play each other. The Texans and Steelers (if we lose to them) could have tiebreakers against us, but if those teams end up 11-6 or better, other teams like the Jaguars, Chiefs, Ravens, or Chargers will miss the playoffs. It’s really that simple. Take the Steelers as an example: they’re 6-5 right now. Even if we lose to them, for the tiebreaker to matter, they would need to get to 11-6. To do that, they’d likely have to beat the Ravens twice. But if that happens, the Ravens will have 7 losses and fall behind us. The ONLY scenario in which both the Steelers and Ravens finish ahead of us with an 11-6 record is if they split their matchups and both win all their remaining games, with the Steelers finishing 2nd in their division. So, the Steelers are essentially irrelevant to this discussion (assuming we end up 11-6, which is the premise of this discussion). An 11-6 record gets us in—unless something truly miraculous happens, no matter what you think.
