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I had the Ravens at 10/10 and the Broncos at 9/10 like you posted. As for the lower mark for the Jaguars game I feel that they still stand a chance to lose against Houston or Oakland. They got their first big win of the year against a putrid Chicago team. They play every game close, and have pulled of some miracle wins all year long. Houston definitely has a chance to beat Jacksonville.

I would agree on those predictions, I also think Seattle has a chance against the Jets. If they can stop the run it could be a interesting game especially after a confidence building road win yesterday at Minnesota. I'm feeling a little uneasy about the Green Bay game only because of the dominance shown by the AFC this year. That said Green Bay is still a very difficult place to win at in December.

Conference tiebreakers don't apply within the division, in division play the playoff tiebreakers go like this. 1. Head to Head 2. Division Record 3. Common Games Since we split the series with the Jets move onto tie breaker #2. If the Jets get beat by New England they will be 3-3 in the division and tied with us, move on to scenario #3. We hold the common games tiebreaker over the Jets if we win out, so if the Jets lose to the Patriots and lose either the Seattle or St Louis game we will pass them.

Next Sunday is a huge week for us, not only do we have a very difficult game at Cincinnati, but nearly every team ahead of us has a difficult game. We still need to take care of our end and catch some breaks, the problem is the amount of games on the schedule is dwindling and we need the other contenders to lose now. Win or lose, we will know next weekend if we have a shot at this thing. Here is a quick review of next weeks action and why each game is so important Buffalo at Cincinnati 1:00pm- 10/10 on the importance meter, again we need to get to 10-6, the path to that record leads directly threw a talented Cincinnati team. It should be the last major hurdle until the final week. Baltimore at Indianapolis 8:30pm- 10/10 on the importance meter, we need two Baltimore losses with three to play. Their other opponents include a suddenly vunerable Steelers team and a feisty Miami squad. Don't count on Feeley being able to lead the fish to victory against this Baltimore defense. A Baltimore win in this game and you can pretty rule out us passing them. Seattle at Jets 1:00pm- 10/10 on the importance meter, while my rating may seem high consider this. If the Jets lose this game they must win their final two against New England and the Rams, a loss to Seattle virtually guarantees us passing them. With the uncertainty of the other contenders this could be the most likely back door way into the playoffs. Denver at KC 1:00pm- 9/10 on the importance meter, Denver plays KC, Titans, and finishes with the Colts. We need two losses from those games and with the uncertainty surrounding the Colt starters in the final week this game becomes a must lose in our book. It is very possible that Denver could lose to the Titans, but needing them to finish the season with consecutive losses is difficult to envision. Jacksonville at Green Bay 4:15pm- 8/10 on the importance meter, Jacksonville needs one more loss and after Green Bay they have games against Houston, and Oakland. Obviously Lambeau in the winter is their most difficult remaining game. For awhile we excluded Jacksonville from the must lose category but time is running out. We can't bet on a roller coaster Houston team, or a mediocre Oakland team to get the job done. As you can see we should have a good idea of our chances after next weekend.

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1 and 2 rocked, no reason to expect 3 to be bad. What sets the Blade series apart is the incredible fight scenes, plots always been pretty decent but it really doesn't matter with the fight scenes being so good.

Chargers did it in the 90's, it was the year they got killed in the Super Bowl by Young and the 49ers

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If we take care of our end, yes that is a big if, be prepared for one of the more stressful Sundays of your life in week 17. While the odds of our playoff push have been well documented on the wall, the timing of the situation has not. All the percentages point to heart attack inducing showdown Sunday if we can take care of our end. Just look how things could fall into place on that faithful day. Bills at Pittsburgh 1:00pm : Obviously a must win to have any chance at the dance Indianapolis at Denver 4:15pm : If Denver splits with Tennessee and KC this game will be a most lose for us to pass them. NY Jets at St Louis 1:00pm: If New York gets beat by Pittsburgh and New England, but manages to defeat Seattle, this game will be a must lose for us to pass them Baltimore should already be done with games at Pittsburgh and Indianapolis before week 17 When you look at the schedule the most likely scenario in week 17 will be needing a Bills win, and either a Jets loss or a Broncos loss. Yes we could get help before week 17, but I would not be surprised at all if it comes down to us needing a win and another contender needing a loss. Prepare the heartburn pills for this roller coaster

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My most notable blunders this year 1. TD Sucks- Ya the verdict is still out but he looks pretty good of late 2. Start JP after the New England game- no talk of playoffs if we did that 3. Roy Williams sucks- He is hurt often but looks like he will be a good wide out 4. Why Gray over Dick. L ?- Gray has turned out to be a great DC this year

I think our first pick in the draft is shaping up to be a CB. TD often looks at future position of need just as heavily as a current position of need. With Clements and MaGee both FA in 2005 I expect the Bills to only be able and keep one of them.

That play was inexcusable by the NFL, Seattle had challenges I believe and certainly would have challenged it had it not been inside 2:00 minutes. It is the NFL's responsibility to review that play and if Michaels can see it I'm not so sure that guy in the booth wasn't a Dallas fan. Your letter from the NFL will be in the mail soon Seattle.

3 of 4 I think

All correct, they won that with Tee Martin

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I think he was just clutching his throat because he was suffocating.

I got that same here we go again feeling after that play. Like you said the resilience shown on the road yesterday was something I can't remember seeing in awhile. Whens the last time we came back and won a close road game? It may have been when Hollis hit the cross bar in Minnesota.

Hell I think it would be over whether it's the Colts or Patriots. Patriots 100%, Colts 100% with a 5% margin of error depending if Payton wets himself.

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You know whats crazy Rico? If by some miracle we got in and drew the right set up we could get to the AFC championship game. Out of the big boys in the AFC the two teams I'm confident we can play with are Pittsburgh and San Diego. If we could just get in they very well could be the two teams we would have to play in round 1 and 2.

Playing at Indianapolis is still very up in the air if we found a way to get in. IMO the more likely opponent would be San Diego. If the Bills and Jets Finish 10-6 we get a higher seed, if the Colts finish with the #3 we would not play them. If the Bills get in and the the other wild card has any one of these records Broncos 10-6/Ravens10-6/Jets 11-5 (just pick one obviously) we would get the 6th seed. If San Diego beats the Colts they would most likely be the #3 seed and the 6th would play them. Like our playoff chances it is still very much up in the air