Max Fischer

They love Lee Smith, too, but if available, they won't bring him back either. If you bring in Lawson, who sits and why? And who gets cut?

Going into today's monster game from the defense, the Bills led the league in pressures and hurries, and had the best pass defense in the league by a mile. Hughes was 6th in hurries, Addison 11th and Rosseau 21st. Bills don't need Lawson.

Does Lawson punt? Otherwise, we don't need him.

Ah, my fault, I should just ignore you. You must be 12.

Yes, assuming Bills win.

Colts are dying right now

Maybe . . . I can see a Jackson led Ravens or even the Raiders giving them trouble.

Ok, I guess its LV or LAC. I'd rather have Ravens win and then it's LV or Baltimore vs KC. (Which means PGH wins 😬)

And yet, coaches and players voted him into the Pro Bowl. Yeah, I know, its popularity contest, but at a minimum, they don't agree with you.

Jackson is not terrible, he's very, very good. Luckily, the Bills would not play him.

And extremely unlikely the Bills would meet them in the playoffs.

True. If they lose, there aren't many good scenarios for the Colts. Still think they win, though.

Yes. Colts loss and Chargers win.

I like Levi, but he’s an average DB who happens to fit well in the Bills’ system, which means he’s somewhat valuable to Buffalo but no team will offer him more.

So you will cancel your subscription based solely on what exactly?

This post seems to be more about you than about “idiot” fans and the Bills.

It’s a good bet Oliver will continue to improve. If the Bills can get a consistent 1Tech who attracts double teams more often, Oliver could be a consistent Pro Bowl candidate. As it is, teams can, and need to, double up Oliver.

Agree, Oliver’s skill, production and game changing play are nearly irreplaceable. I can’t tell if fans don’t understand, aren’t really watching him, never research their beliefs and-or are just attention seeking trolls. Narrator: It’s not remotely close

Oliver faces more double teams than almost any other 3T. Offenses fear him.

He’s a beast. I believe fans would be happier if they did more research.

This only starts to make sense if KC wins (as expected) at Denver on Sunday. If KC loses, then the Bengals would have a shot at #2 seed and two home playoff games. Even if they shrug at #3 or #4, there is still a chance KC loses to the #7 seed, then the #3 gets a home game.

I think it's highly probable that KC, Cincy Bills and Indy win, which would make Buffalo the #4, and Indy could still be the 5th, 6th or 7th seed. If so, then: - Pats win and they are #5, and play at Bills. Simple enough. - If Pats lose, they are #6 if LAC wins, and Bills play the Colts. - If Pats lose, they are #7 if Raiders win, and Bills play the Raiders. Assuming the Colts win versus the Jags, IMO, we want the Pats or Raiders to win to avoid Colts in the first round. All bets are off if KC or Cincy lose.

Will Herbstreit criticize players for not having enough passion to play through injury? Or is that just reserved for non-paid college athletes?

Even if the Titans were guaranteed the first seed, I don't understand why the Chiefs and Bengals wouldn't want to play for the chance for the #2 seed. Besides, Chiefs play on Saturday and Bengals play at the same time as Titans. Unfortunately, the Broncos have been dreadful, Lock is awful and the team is spiraling. I guess they could still win but it'll be a big upset. Likewise, Browns also at home but equally abysmal of late. Last win was a month ago against the Lamar Jackson-less Ravens; and almost/should have lost. Again, they have a chance by putting it together, playing for pride, etc., but it would be an upset.