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They may very well be the opponent in the Super Bowl if the Bills get there. Feel bad for Watt as you don't want to see anyone get hurt but it does weaken the Cards defense. Then there is that hail mary thing that is annoying to still see in replays.

Sabres 41 Panthers 17

I would have to say NO.

Miami is aqua over white this week.

Sweet I love the all white throwbacks. Wearing them at home against NE on MNF as well.

My bad I meant LV not OAK. I still think of them as Oakland just like I think of the Chargers as SD. As for the Raiders Carr is playing very well. I think they will be in the mix this year and not fade away. Those Raiders - Chiefs games are going to be huge.

They are going to be in a fight just make the playoffs. Seven teams make it. Look at the AFC. BUF, TEN, BAL/CIN, LAC/OAK are the probable division winners. The Wild Cards will most likely be loser of BAL/CIN AND LAC/OAK, KC, CLE, and maybe NE/ INDY fighting all to get those 3 spots. KC has their work cut out for them

Titans have a tough one this week at Indy. I wouldn't be shocked if the Colts win. Lets hope so.

You can add the Bengals and Ravens into the mix for #1 seed as well.

They are doing one more called "Halloween Ends" so given the title of the movie I am guessing Michael finally dies and this is the last one. But its Hollywood and that industry is full of weirdo's so never say never on another movie being made.

Agree they do look similar with the same white mask.

Worst case I think we split with NE but still have a decent shot at sweeping them. NO could be tough but if Winston does "Winston things" then it will be an easy win as their QB situation took a big hit with no Brees. TB will be tough no doubt about that. My guess is the Bills floor/ceiling in wins is between 11-13.

Halloween. You mean Michael.

Actually they are. They will be moving into their new stadium in OP when its ready

Unless this is the kiss of death vote of confidence from the owner both Douglas and Saleh aren't getting fired anytime soon.

(6) Mike Garafolo on Twitter: "#Jets owner Woody Johnson, at the NFL fall meeting, says he has “unwavering, steadfast confidence” in Joe Douglas, Robert Saleh and the coaching staff. “We will get it right. … Just a very young team with a 22-year-old quarterback. He’s seeing things for the first time.”" / Twitter

I know this is a Mahomes vs Allen thread but I think both Herbert and Burrow need to be included. I think these four are going to be the top QB's going forward in the next decade. Brady eventually will retire and Rodgers is also nearing the end. Jackson is a great athlete but as a QB I think he is a notch below the others.

Super Bowl of course. If it happens this year than I hope we get the revenge factor. Need to face the Cowboys or Bucs.

Rich Kotite was the closest to Gase in terms of a clueless Jets coach. He also went 1-15 back in the mid 90's.

This Thursday's Packers vs Cards game is must see TV.

In this case he's not wrong. Coming off a bye and you give up 54 points to a Mac Jones led offense. Pathetic on the Jets part.

Rex Ryan Has Brutally Honest Message For Jets Coaches It’s been 11 years since the New York Jets made the playoffs under then head coach Rex Ryan. And if they keep playing the way they played against the New England Patriots yesterday, it’s going to be a lot more years before they return. On Monday’s edition of ESPN’s Get Up, Ryan – now an NFL analyst – ripped the Jets coaches for the job they’re doing. He called it the “worst coaching performance” he’s seen by anyone in years. Ryan admonished the Jets for letting Patriots rookie Mac Jones torch them in their 54-13 loss to New England. He also criticized the Jets for failing to defend a single screen pass all game. “Worst coaching performance I’ve seen in years,” Ryan said.” “I mean, how in the hell can you be coming off a bye and give up 54 points to the Patriots? We always laugh about how I gave up all the — no. I would have had to play them twice, with Tom Brady on the other sideline. So, to me, this was a joke. You had a rookie quarterback on the other sideline, torched you. By the way, do you understand what a screen pass is? I don’t know if you do, New York Jets, because you certainly couldn’t defend them. It makes the quarterback look like, ‘Hey, what a wasted pick he is.’ Give me a break. Give me a break. He’s got no chance right there.” There’s no denying that it’s been a brutal start to the tenure of New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh. They’re 1-5 with the worst offense in the league – by a wide margin – thanks in part to an offense that hasn’t scored a single point in the first quarter through six games. All of the energy and culture change that Saleh promised when he was hired is non-existent. His “All Gas No Brake” mantra has become a joke among Jets fans. Since firing Rex Ryan in 2014, the Jets have gone through several head coaches and starting quarterbacks. None of them have worked out and each one has seemingly been worse than the last. Saleh needs to show some tangible progress over the next 11 weeks, or his tenure in New York is going to be very short.