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The Bills still need to beat Tampa Bay, Arizona, and Philadelphia with Josh. We host the winner of the NFC South next year and also are at Philadelphia. I am hoping Tampa Bay wins their division so we can beat them next year. Then finally Arizona in 2024.

The Bills have beaten Chicago with Josh Allen as QB. [State Farm also just beat Seattle too.]

One in particular.

@Italian Bills

Well....not really:

Sal was hit by a snowball. It was mentioned on the WRG call.

There are women in the NFL in coaching, officiating, administrative, etc. positions.

I thought you were referring to Ralph. I read the article, and was confused when I didn't see him mentioned. I don't think Zach Wilson is famous enough yet to refer to him by last name only. Also, way too soon to consider him a bust.

I don't like Collinsworth because he has a member of the hated Bengals in the 80's. They eliminated us twice in the playoffs: once in 1981 in the divisionals and again in 1988 in the AFCCG. They were an arrogant bunch. Same way with Tom Brady. Whenever his podcast comes on on SiriusXM NFL radio, I shut it off. Can't stand his voice and its choreographed arrogance.

It won't be that game because this would give KC an advantage over the Bills, knowing if they would have to win or could rest their starters. The NFL doesn't like that. Also, this topic should be a poll.

Well, in most areas of California, concealed carry permits are very hard to get, unless you are law enforcement or donate heavily to the county sherrif.

The NFL now allows the two networks to get a number of games from the other conference each season. ThE NFL makes the final decision, but the networks can state their preferences. This is one of them. EDIT: here is a good explanation from a few years ago from a FOX affiliate in Wisconsin: https://fox11online.com/sports/packers-and-nfl/an-explanation-of-the-guidelines-for-nfl-tv-coverage "In general, Fox airs NFC games, CBS airs AFC games. For non-prime-time games between teams in different conferences, the network of the visiting team gets the rights (in most cases). That's why CBS has the Oakland at Packers game. However, starting four years ago, it became easier to shift games between Fox & CBS on Sundays, regardless of conference affiliation. This "cross flex" tool may be used to even out the number of games aired on each network, or to get a high-interest game more distribution - even if it's on the 'wrong' network. This year, that tool is being used, such that Fox is airing the Denver at Green Bay game, and CBS is airing the Packers at Chargers game." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

From FOX Sports, yet, the game is on CBS. LOL.

LOL:

Well, just got home and made dinner...ready to enjoy the game...but helas, the game is over. And it's only 8:15 here. I seriously wish the US had just one time zone, like China. No more missed games, and no more jet lag!

I like Ezekiel Elliot's gift to his OL in 2016 (his rookie year). More built to handle the size of the players!

Wait....wasn't this thread locked this morning?