Chaos

If you are watching NFL network; Colleen Wolfe would be pulling off the leather dress better in the pre-HDTV era.

BOLDest prediction: Coleman 150+ yards 2 tds..... fixed it for you.

Beating the Bronco's in Denver , with Denver having an extra week of rest, is going to be a huge challenge for anyone. But your scenario is fun. But only if Bills win the game against the Chiefs. Otherwise the story book ending is like a dark Grimm Brothers fairy tale.

Only time in his career Burrows threw back to back interceptions. That is the very definition of a fluke. If you watch that game and did not see the Bills defense totally dominated absent those two plays, I am pleased to have you think I am ignorant.

14 teams make the playoffs. If the Chiefs, Bills or Ravens miss the playoffs, the season is a disaster for them. The Bills have never won a road playoff game under Mcdermott. It would be wild and exciting but still very unlikely for the Bills to go on the road and win three in a row to get to the Super Bowl. Bills have a much better chance to win today and hope for a Dophins upset of the Patriots. They really need to win today.

Maybe I am a negative nancy, but the game against the 4-9 Bengals required unprecedendent fluke interceptions by Burrows. And still required the offense to close out a game despite an 11 point lead and less than four minutes to go. Whatever the reason, injuries, other personnel issues, coaching, there is no evidence the deense has turned any corners.

No rational person thinks anyone is more important to their team's success than Allen. There really is not even a second person to discuss. Put Matt Stafford on the Bills, and I don't think they make a super bowl run. Put Allen on the Rams, and they would appear invincible. But that does not seem to be the standard for MVP voting. Only twice in history 1967, Johnny Unitas (team record 11-1-2) and 2008 with Peyton Manning has the MVP come from a team that did not win its division.

Are you willing to wager, that TBD will not be filled with calls for Beane's and McDermott's head, and viritually nothing else, if the Bills lose today. Or do you expect to see people rationalizing that its ok, because we are likely to be able participate in the playoffs as a Wild Card? Or will we have more posts about how the Bills are better than the weak-ass schedule Patriots despite losing twice?

The Patriots have already exceeded expectations. Even if they lose, they control their destiny to win the division. No NE Fan considers Vrabel's seat warm. On the other hand, a Bills loss will amplify the calls for making changes. Basically a total disaster for the Bills to lose. If they don't play like the more desparate team it will be very disappointing.

What is the top tier. Because it does not include the 2025 Chiefs and 2025 Ravens?

Bills are still eligible to lose two out the three. And the Patriots could beat the Mills Davis Texans, the currently broken Eagles and the broken 2025 Chiefs. Probably not all three. But they would not likely lose all three. The real issue is the the Bills lost to the Dolphins, and Falcons. (and the Patriots head to head) .

All the games count the same. The teams who earn the #1 seed generally come to play as readt for the fifth game of the season in the same way they do the 15th game of the season. The Patriots had the same pressure the first time they played the Bills. This is not an elimination game for the Patriots. They will be ready to play. But they are not under some immense pressure. It is fair to say they are untested. Its not clear the Bills have been fully tested either. Other than our loss to the Patriots we have not played a game against any of the currently projected divisional winners this season (corrected, the Steelers, whom the Bills beat). The Texan's are in the hunt. But the Bills failed that test too. The Bills have more pressure on them, than the Patriots. Hopefully that fuels them to victory.

Self inflicted diversity is not all it is cracked up to be. Bills and Pats are both in the upper echelon of easiest schedule this season.

Which ones?

It’s funny the first time the Bills met the Patriots the game was critical. If we have won that we would likely be cruising towards winning division and maybe first seed in the AFC This game is actually less important. Our regular season date is mostly sealed whether we win or lose. Having said that if we lose it will certainly seem as thought the Patriots have passed us in a single season. But the playoffs could still fix that feeling.

Sometimes good is the enemy of great.

Really, this stats would make him best on our roster: Burton, a third-round pick of the Bengals in the 2024 NFL draft who attended Georgia and Alabama, didn't play in a regular-season game during the 2025 season. Burton played in 14 games as a rookie, recording four catches for 107 receiving yards

He was pretty high functioning late in the game, particularly with that one-handed TD grab. I am honestly not sure what players and teams are supposed to do in that situation.

Jackson is playing like crap with no heart, and the coach is a dinosaur. Its not complicated.

People discussing the decline of the Raven's as parrallel to the Chiefs and Bills is silly. The Ravens with Jackson have never approached being the favorite to go to the Super Bowl from the AFC. This has rotated between the Chiefs and the Bills. The difference is the Chiefs won some championships before the decline and the Bills did not. If anyone who watched Mahomes yesterday and Allen yesterday and Jackson yesterday, and still does not understand how much better Allen is than the others at elevating the team above the level of its roster and its coaching, there is nothing to say that will make that clearer. This is the worst Chiefs roster in several years. And Jackson is just not good this year. The problem in Baltimore is coaching / QB , not the rest of the roster. Maybe this will be the year, but Beane and McDermott have the NFL's greatest cheat code, but somehow even with the cheat code can't get to the level to even play the final boss.

Josh giving the credit to the defense, is precious. One of God's best humans.

Breaking news: the NFL's 2025 MVP is repeat winner Josh Allen.

everyone in the world knows this all Allen.

couldnt even get passed the two minute warning on defense

Wow.