Greg S

If the NFL were run like the WWE then why wouldn't the refs help the Giants? They are one of the NFL's darling franchises with long history in the NFL. They have one of the biggest fanbases and represent the NYC market. The Giants would certainly be a bigger cash cow for the NFL then the Pats.

If he doesn't then I will really begin to question what he is doing here. This is question for a different thread and probably for the offseason but who are the top OL prospects who will be available when the Bills pick in Rd 1.

The key to this game IMHO is Singletary. Belichick is famous for taking away what the other team does best. He is going to have a plan in place to limit Allen's ability to throw. He will try to limit Diggs, Knox, and Davis as well as Allen's ability to run. This is where the Bills OL and Singletary need to step up. If they can be successful running the ball then that will open everything else up. If Singletary has a good game the Bills win. If he doesn't the Bills will lose. I think he does and the Bills win 27-24 in a very hard fought game.

I live in NJ and I hate the Jets more than I do the Pats/Fins combined.

Back in the day the best Cincinnati had to offer....

I'm shocked Zach Wilson didn't make it.

The Jets game scares me a little. Yes I know they suck and the Bills are much better but they will want payback ( at least their fans will) for what the Bills did to them a few years back. The Bills prevented them from clinching a playoff spot by beating them on the final game of the year. I believe it was 2016. The NY media will definitely bring it up if the Bills need a win over the Jets so it will be in the players minds. Its their Super Bowl getting a chance to ruin a rival's season. They will play hard in that situation.

You could probably make a good case that during their 20 year run that the Bills, Jets, Dolphins wouldn't make the top 5 on the Pats rivalry list. Early on it was the Colts and Ravens with the Brady vs Manning and Brady vs the Lewis led Ravens playing in big regular season/playoff games. Then it was the Broncos with Manning and Steelers with Ben who would face them in big games. Then the Giants (the NFC we only play once every four years Giants) beat them on the biggest stage twice including ruining their hopes of an 18-0 season. The Colts, Ravens, Steelers, Broncos, Giants were bigger rivals to the Pats then their current divisional rivals.

He can throw a mean 3 yard pass though.

According to Pats fans that's not true. The Bills win against KC doesn't count as a real win because the Bills beat them when they were struggling. So we are 7-1-6. Seven real wins, one gifted win, and six losses

Assuming Covid doesn't do any more damage to the roster minus Beasley. I think the Bills win a close one 27-24.

I just hope the Bills can step up here and win a huge game. The Colts did it last Saturday. NO did it at TB on SNF. It's the Bills turn. This really is the biggest regular season game they have played in a long time. It was a letdown to lose the first game against them but this one really is for the division.

Only the pants are TBA. Either all whites or white over blue will be the look.

The Giants OL makes the Bills OL look like the Colts OL.

Since the league isn't testing vaccinated players daily I bet many players with Covid are playing right now and have been for some time.

They are factoring in higher ticket prices for individual tickets and season tickets. Also PSL fees. I live in NJ and both the Jets and Giants had a waiting list for season tickets at Giants Stadium. That's not the case anymore at MetLife. Unfortunately many people will be priced out from going to the games so 60k probably is a good number for a market size like Buffalo.

Getting off to a good start is always important but I think its even more important in this game. If noodle arm has to match points with Allen then the Bills will win every time. Assuming of course the Bills don't lose the turnover battle which can be a great equalizer.

The Giants suck. I think he would want to go to a team that can win.

No surprise. He's young, probably doesn't have any other health issues like diabetes, and he's in shape. He was always in the category of having the odds in his favor of this not being a serious health issue.

Steelers, Broncos, Dolphins, Packers (if Rodgers leaves), 49ers would be my guesses assuming these teams can make it work cap wise.

The Steelers schedule after their game at KC is Cleveland at Baltimore

A Steelers win keeps them in the playoff race but hurts KC chances at the #1 seed. Pitt does have the tiebreaker over BUF. Depending on how you look at it this can be a good or bad thing from a Bills perspective on who wins.