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Anything can happen, this is the most wide open the conference has been in some time. That being said, the most probable scenario is the Bills finishing as a 5th-6th seed and they’ll have to win this thing from underneath.

Played around with the ESPN simulator a bunch this morning, generally this what I get: 1. Denver (14-3) 2. New England (14-3) 3. Indianapolis (12-5) 4. Baltimore (10-7) 5. Buffalo (11-6) 6. Kansas City (11-6) 7. Los Angeles (10-7)

Played around with it a bunch this morning, generally this what I get: 1. Denver (14-3) 2. New England (14-3) 3. Indianapolis (12-5) 4. Baltimore (10-7) 5. Buffalo (11-6) 6. Kansas City (11-6) 7. Los Angeles (10-7)

This is how I see the rest of it shaking out exactly.

Depending on where the Bills finish they’ll have to win 2 games minimum on the road to advance to the Super Bowl. Seeing as Josh does not yet possess a road win in the playoffs, this seems apropos.

This game hurt the fans feelings. Players on both teams dropping like flies, the officials…I don’t think any one team should be subjected to 2 Thursday Night games, 1 is bad enough. It pains me we lost to their backup but that’s a whole other post I don’t have the energy for lol

He’s like that WWF babyface coming in for the save…just like the OP said. Hands, wiggle, the know how. If Keon is receptive to the pointers (which he should be at this point) we might have something here. This was a good pickup by Beane for what he paid.

100% they can. It would make sense for the Bills Super Stretch to live on that way. But deep down I don’t think they go down without a fight. It would be best for them to run the table as the 7th because we’d be able to beat them in front of our fans, and cross off another river to cross to that sweet prize.

One thing i’ve been thinking about, probably since week 4 is what sort of strain may be placed upon the opposing coaching staff on a weekly basis with the roster. Josh Allen, James Cook, O-Line. That’s the only constant…virtually everything else is subject to change week to week. Obviously you wish there were zero injuries, but perhaps if there’s any sort of silver lining in having 100 guys on your team…it’s you never know who’s up, who’s down and i’d imagine that can be challenging when you’re trying to drill down to the individual level to see what sort of tendencies guys might have, when there’s little to no tape on some of them. In the same way the offense is varied, i think the roster gymnastics also makes things somewhat hard to predict.

The more I think about this game the more I think James Cook needs to be the star. If you can find a way to get Cook around 100 yards in the game the Texans safeties can be had. They haven’t been great in the deep middle of the field this year, and that might be the only real weak spot on their D

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And for that reason, it’s why i had this game with Houston circled above all others. This is a cleansing game on our run. Josh (and the Bills) have a chance to get every monkey off their backs en route to Santa Clara. McDermott always emphasizes/praises toughness (both mental and physical) and this is an excellent opportunity to go down there and slay the boogeyman. After Houston there’s just one left, and we may not face that one this year (when it counts).

there it is lol

The defense has got to either start getting some stops or turnovers