Giuseppe Tognarelli

10-6 beats 9-6, period. The win percentage thing is completely unfair. You're saying the Bills had an equal chance of winning or losing the game, so it's fair. Not so.

Because DEN-NE is still being played.

Not necessarily

Glad to see others are coming around to see how much of a buzzsaw this game might be.

Johnson is a starter. Neal is the slot backup. You're probably looking at Norman and Lewis, with Marlowe/Poyer in reserve. Possibly call up Jackson. You keep trying to make the point that our feelings don't affect the play on the field, and you're pretty much right. That's not what I'm saying. I care about fans' feelings, actually. I'd rather not have Bills fans falsely expecting a cakewalk and then being mad and confused afterwards. It would also really annoy me if the media dumps on the Bills after this game because nobody saw the Titans' A+ performance coming. That's all.

Actually, I'm concerned about fan and media perception of the team.

Stop calling male sex organs "the groin area." This literally makes people think you're talking about genitals anytime you talk about the groin. Women have groin muscles just the same as men do...

I've been trying to tell folks...

It's amusing when Bills fans get criticized for picking the other team to win. It literally has nothing to do with me being a Bills fan. I pick the team I think will win every week, and that's not always going to be the Bills. My fandom shouldn't influence the pick.

BUF 19 TEN 34

See last sentence. I think people have unrealistic expectations.

Look, I'm as desperate as anyone else for the Bills to win. I want them to kick Tennessee's teeth in, and I think karma would like that as well. I'm just very uncomfortable with a lot of the overconfidence I'm seeing from Bills fans and just from fans around the league who are thinking there's going to be a big advantage for the Bills here. I just don't see that at all, and I'm afraid that it's going to be a big surprise to everyone if the Titans really get after us. I'm scared to death of "What happened to the Bills?" commentary the next morning.

I think we're looking at most of the COVID players being back.

Tasker agrees with me that the psychological aspect of this game is concerning. The Bills will have their hands full, and the Titans are likely to be charged up. Why would the line favor the Bills? The schedule change only benefits the Titans, and embattled teams usually respond extremely well in these situations. Bills fans are in for a rude awakening Tuesday night IMO.

Unfortunately, FOX already has the doubleheader that week, with the 4:25 Buck/Aikman game being Green Bay and Tampa Bay. There's no way they move that game. None at all. So, if the game is played Sunday, Bills fans are almost certainly going to be screwed.

Better start warming up.

If Vrabel is going to be suspended, you'd think that would happen before they're back in the facility. So I bet he won't be suspended.

How could it not be a daytime game? There's no way they run it alongside Sunday Night Football. We're losing the showcase game against the Chiefs unless the Titans have positive tests. Just not right.

Yeah, great question. There needs to be a threshold somewhere. Can't tell Bills/Chiefs on Monday/Tuesday that they're playing on Thursday.

How exactly will it be national when the slate of national games for Sunday is already set? It CERTAINLY won't be a night game.

Why in the hell is the Chiefs game not moved to Monday night? Gives us more rest and retains national spotlight. What's going on? Why does NE get afternoon games moved to Monday night twice, but the Bills have their premier night game of the season moved to a generic Sunday daytime slot?

Nah, they'll probably have their first round of players back off the COVID list because of the delay. Bills screwed again.

I knew they would do something before TNF tonight because they don't want to run false Chiefs-Bills promos.

I predict: The Tuesday night game will not be nationally broadcast, unlike the Patriots game. The Chiefs game will not be nationally broadcast and will not feature Buck/Aikman. So the Bills lose their big national night game vs. the Chiefs because of the Titans' negligence. Oh, and the Chiefs get extra rest.

Breon Borders, the former Bills CB?