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Andre Roberts: punt return for a TD!

[I checked the first 3 pages and used the search function too for this topic. Please remove/lock if this is not a good post.] https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/01/04/nfl-draft-2021-order-pick-by-pick-list Here's the NFL draft order following the Week 17 results: 1. Jacksonville (1-15) 2. N.Y. Jets (2-14) 3. Miami (10-6) (via Houston) 4. Atlanta (4-12) 5. Cincinnati (4-11-1) 6. Philadelphia (4-11-1) 7. Detroit (5-11) 8. Carolina (5-11) 9. Denver (5-11) 10. Dallas (6-10) 11. N.Y. Giants (6-10) 12. San Francisco (6-10) 13. L.A. Chargers (7-9) 14. Minnesota (7-9) 15.New England (7-9) 16. Arizona (8-8) 17. Las Vegas (8-8) 18. Miami (10-6) ----------------------------------------- 19. Washington (7-9) 20. Chicago (8-8) 21. Jacksonville (1-15) (via L.A. Rams) 22. Indianapolis (11-5) 23. Cleveland (11-5) 24. Tennessee (11-5) 25. Tampa Bay (11-5) 26. Baltimore (11-5) 27. N.Y. Jets (2-14) (via Seattle) 28. Pittsburgh (12-4) 29. New Orleans (12-4) 30. Buffalo (13-3) 31. Green Bay (13-3) 32. Kansas City (14-2)

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Has Buffalo ever been undefeated in the division? Not even the 1988-93 teams were.

Sorry if this already has been posted. It didn't come up in a search of posts the last week. Please remove if needed. Speculation the Giants player is Jeff Kent in article below: Article excerpt: Bills QB Josh Allen was once brutally snubbed by an SF Giants player, and has never forgotten it (sfgate.com) Eric Ting, SFGATE Dec. 5, 2020 Updated: Dec. 5, 2020 7:13 a.m. "Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen grew up in Firebaugh, a small town outside Fresno, and was both a San Francisco 49ers and San Francisco Giants fan as a kid. He retained his love for the 49ers, stating that prior to his final year at the University of Wyoming in 2017 he wanted nothing more than to be drafted by the team. But his love for the Giants may have cooled a bit following an incident involving a young Allen and an unnamed Giants player after one of the team's home games. [...] Brown said that he would "put lots of money" on the mystery monster being Jeff Kent, which checks out. Kent of course was once kicked off his high school baseball team for an "attitude problem" and fought Bonds in the dugout during the 2002 season."

I read an article in the last week, on ESPN I believe it was, that the NFL is considering tweaking the playoff format so that division winners would no longer be guaranteed a home game. The reason is they do not want the NFC East winner (Philadelphia?), who may have something like a 6-10 record, hosting a very good team like Tampa Bay. So if this proceeds, if a wild card like Baltimore, for example, has a better record than us, we would not host them in the wild card round.

You're on, mere mortal!

Games would still be on Sundays. Bills would still mostly play Sundays.

I think people are being too hard on AB. He appears to have changed his ways. I think a one-year prove-it deal at the vet minimum with the Bills would be appropriate. Can you imagine this receiving corps: Stephon Diggs Antonio Brown John Brown Cole Beasley This includes three 1,000 yard receivers. We would be the first team since San Diego of the early 80's to have three 1,000 WR's in the same season. It would be the K-Gun all over again. The Bills would be unstoppable and the clear Super Bowl favorites. AB is our missing link.