Giuseppe Tognarelli

Individual tiebreakers go out the window when there's a 3-way

Are you sure? Even if the Bills win next week, it could still end up: Texans: 10-6 Titans: 10-6 Bills: 10-6 Steelers: 10-6 Either Texans or Titans win the South, leaving a three-way tie for the Wild Cards. Do we make it in that scenario?

Time will tell, I suppose, but the eye test is pretty clear to me.

This. It's pretty clear to see.

It's more about how we've performed at home overall. Think about how nervy some of those wins were. Cincinnati and Miami come to mind. Others seem to agree and have noticed that we haven't looked our best at home. Do you disagree/think there's nothing to this?

What bad or missed calls went our way? This argument only works if there were equally egregious errors on both sides.

The Bills seem to have a problem playing at home. ALL of their weakest performances this year have been at home. In fact, the biggest blowouts throughout the McD era have been at home. The Bills have even looked nervy during most of their home WINS this season. I'm beginning to think the Bills have a homefield disadvantage, but why? Too comfortable? Too much pressure to play for the fans? 2019: Home: 4-3 Away: 5-1 Also, the Bills have yet to show that they can handle the adversity of success, as they seem to lay eggs at home after big road wins. Similar to their inability to step on throats during a game, they have not shown an ability to do so over the course of a season either. Young team? Growing pains?

2018: Ravens 47, Bills 3 2019: Ravens 24, Bills 17 2020: ?

I agree. And all things considered, kind of encouraging.

Team loss. Drops -- by Knox, Singletary, and Beasley -- were all big. When we all stop seeing red and actually analyze this game, we'll see a lot of positives. The Bills did not play well on offense but still had the best team in the NFL sweating it out at the end. This was a good game between two of the top teams in the NFL. The Bills can play with anyone. That gives them a chance to go to the Super Bowl once the playoffs begin. Probably not this year, but it's possible. They lost to the top two teams in the conference 16-10 and 24-17, and I think they're better than everyone else. This game changes if one or more of those incomplete deep balls are successful. Pressure on the Bills a little bit now to go win in Pittsburgh. By the end of the day, the Steelers and Titans might only be a game back from the Bills with two tough games coming up for Buffalo.

Knox's hands really do need to be added to the official list of concerns for this team.

Shades of the Eagles game, allowing a big TD right after the half. Then we said Josh is going to have to throw... And he failed miserably. I see the same happening here...

Unbelievable. The Bills' offense is letting the defense down. That's the story of the game. Just like the NE game. The score is not surprising, but I didn't expect to look so bad on offense.

The Bills have a problem playing at home. ALL of their weakest performances this year have been at home. The biggest blowouts throughout the McD era have been at home. The Bills have even looked nervy during most of their home WINS this season. I'm beginning to think the Bills have a homefield disadvantage, but why? Too comfortable? Too much pressure to play for the fans?

Lol.

Lol look at McDermott!

Josh Allen is bad today. I'm not sure what's going on.

The defense has already done its share of the part. Seriously, holding Baltimore to 3 through a quarter is a major win.

What exactly is the problem, Josh?

The entire team does. Too much pressure playing in front of their fans.

Frank Gore

I said during the week that they'd attack Baltimore's strength since Baltimore will be expecting them to attack their weakness. Lol.

Lol. Allen still can't throw deep. We could have two TDs already. This game is essentially over; you can't let opportunities like that go to waste against the Ravens.

Evidently

I understand the assumption (see examples of other compliments in OP), but it's just ridiculous. I'm not sure how one is supposed to know what's offensive and what's not. Someone needs to put out a Guide to Theoretically Insensitive Terms so we can all get smart. @32ABBA I've actually used this term quite a bit (and have been on the receiving end of it as well), and I had no idea it was "racist" until Booker.