Let's see... the average amount of drives an offense has per game is around 12. So taking into consideration that it is possible that a Vikings receiver drops a 3rd down pass at some point in the game... the Vikings should score 77 points.
The Bills are averaging 11.5 points per game and the Vikings are giving up 22.5 points per game and are in the middle of the pack in defense right now... the Bills have played the #2 and #9 defenses so far (of course playing the Bills has made them that high) I say the Bills will score 13 points.
So... 77-13 Vikings
When was the last time a Bills QB threw for 400 yards in a game? Drew Bledsoe 2002.
I'm calling it now. Sunday "Nate the Great" will join Fergy, Kelly and Bledsoe in the record books by throwing for 407 yards.
Peterman: League MVP
Shady: Rushing leader
Benjamin: 1100 yards
Zay Jones: 1050 Yards
Clay: 875 Yards
Secondary: Most INTs
Rush D: Least amount of yards.
House $$: Points leader
Whatever the new punters name is.... 0 punts (The team scores on every possession)
Fans: highest attendance total
McDermott: Coach of the year.
Bean: GM of the year.
Did I miss anything?
Tyrod is the very essence of the phrase "The only one who doesn't makes mistakes is the one who doesn't do anything." At least in regards to passing the ball.
Here's a question inside the question... What former Bills QB would you want to be our sacrificial lamb? I pick EJ Manual. His was the first jersey I bought.
Correct. Stopping a return on kick offs will be more difficult. Which is why you'll see more touchbacks than ever this year. It's just a reason for tv to come back from commercial only to go right back afterwards.