JoPoy88

no one that matters though. The Duke love needs to stop. It’s getting creepy.

because he’s not an NFL caliber receiver. No need to mention what is obvious to everyone (besides you.)

well, he won.

goes to division records i believe.

Good field position again. Let’s go please need points before half.

Good punt at least

Motor is so smooth

k Guys someone needs to pass block.

There’s Jerry

Defense showing up BIG

Woof. That’s 3 already. Calm down JA.

There you go Daboll switch it up.

Roberts has the green light to take it out all the time. It’s the only reason he’s here.

Great stop again. D put in a tough position and held.

These slow developing runs probably aren’t going to work today

That’s it right there. Make Lamar throw outside the numbers. Good stop

That title...I can tell you’re upset but that title is hard to parse no offense.

I mean, you sort of answered your own question in the body of your post. Those reasons, plus the fact that they are one of the very few teams with a true national fanbase, should spell it out for you. Have fun with it - watch them lose. Repeatedly. It’s very satisfying.

Tre all day

Cringe...but good effort for sure.

23-21 Bills

And 10 pages later, PUNT the troll got exactly what he or she wanted. Have they come back once to respond to the many thoughtful takes over the course of several days to respond on this? Many, MANY posters in this thread put way more thought into responses to this asinine provocation by the OP and yet he hasn’t come back to reply once in his own thread. I thought that was a rule around here but “rules” around here don’t get enforced equally so who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ bang up job guys

is this not a place to speculate on tie-breakers, playoff scenarios, etc...for the Bills? Cool you could have just skipped over the thread but thanks for the input ?

excellent observations and yes all those outcomes would be welcome.

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