Big Turk

Browning came crashing back to earth against the Steelers and will likely continue. Easiest time to look good is the first few games before DCs get a bead on you. Meh QBs usually don't continue to look amazing for long. Until Tua has to play off schedule and then he looks bad.

Miami would have to lose all 3 for that to happen but even if it does they still have a good chance of the 7 seed. Miami clinches a playoff birth win any win in the next 3 games.

Nobody wants to win the AFC South...someone will be forced to back their way into winning it tho... Jacksonville getting blown out 30-0 to Tampa Bay? C'mon man...talk about pretenders.

NYT playoff simulator now giving Bills an 86% chance after the early games went our way...mainly Colts and Texans losing

Ah yes...more things continue to happen that were "locks" not to happen....like Indy losing to Atlanta.

You mean like how he is the only player in NFL history with 4 consecutive 40+ TD seasons?

Watch Jalen Hurts and Mahomes this year much?

He might never play again is my feeling

LaPorta has been used in more ways. There is ZERO reason Kincaid couldn't be used the same way. The Bills just don't right now.

Not at all. I saw how many defenders the Bills had back there. There was no way they were sniffing the end zone on that play

Or a Gabe Davis turn the right way in OT

Until Playoff Lamar shows up that is. Didn't make it look hard against the Cowboys...or Jets...

Kevin Stefanski? Dick Jauron with the Bears when they went 13-3? Tampa Bay under Gruden when they won the Super Bowl? Washington Redskins with Doug Williams? NY Giants with Jeff Hostetler?

Lots of teams come REALLY close to losing in any given Sunday. The only thing that matters is the end result.

Well IND or HOU has to lose at least 1 because they play each other. I suppose the game could end in a tie which actually would be even better. Their defense could cause whoever they play a lot of issues. Especially Baltimore where Lamar tends to fold in the playoffs like a cheap tent.

Better YPC?

Murray adds a different element, but I have liked Johnson more than Murray. Pretty much anytime Johnson has touched the ball something good has happened.

Unfortunately many times the guy he hits and injures is his own teammate...usually while the opponent player is already in the process of going to the ground while being tackled making me wonder why does he need to come in like a heat seeking missile in those situations?

Unlikely, Johnson is the better player and he was missed yesterday.

Luck is a part of almost all NFL games. Just like the Eagles got lucky their kicker made a 60 yard FG in a driving rain and wind storm where the probability had to be under 5%. Or does this somehow only work in the Bills favor but anytime something lucky happens against them, it isn't? Clown post. You could literally come up with that for 50% of NFL games or more. The LA Rams just won a Super Bowl because the 49ers player dropped a game ending INT that Stafford threw right to him with noone else around that hit him perfectly in the hands. Are you claiming that luck didn't play a part in that? Or did Stafford somehow put some type of "spin" on the ball that caused him to drop it?

Yup, NYT playoff simulator has the Bills at 80% right now before any other games. 37% chance to win the division, which based on the Dolphins track record of both not beating good teams this year and December fades for decades is more like 90% for me, IMO. After today's games the Bills will likely be around a 75% chance considering the following teams winning: Colts, Browns, Jags, Cowboys, Broncos. Cowboys win pushes the odds of the Bills winning the division to around 50-50. Really? Then why do West Coast teams have a notoriously poor record at 1pm Eastern games on the East Coast over many decades?

I mean, did you ever see Jared Lorenzen? Every Chargers "home game" is actually a road game for them.

Based on the Dolphins record against teams with winning records this year and their penchant of December fades for decades now, the realistic odds for the Bills to win the division are probably around 90%.

Pretty sure we would win some form of multi-team tiebreaker depending on what teams they are as well at 10-7

Allen missing a wide open Davis in man coverage across the field early on, I believe the first or second drive was a potential TD as well. There was nobody back there and Davis had at least 3-4 yards and was running away from the defender in coverage.