Big Turk

What do you mean? If the Ravens win they would be 12-3 and a loss to the Fins would mean they have the same record at 12-4 heading into week 18 and lose the tie breaker against them.

Bring it.

I love someone not knowing a basic rule that's been in place for 30 years or more then act like it's on everyone else. SMFH

At least the Bills TOs rarely lead to defensive TDs.

We are mad the Bills almost lost when literally every other team ACTUALLY lost other than the Fins.

No, the #2 seed must be a division winner. The top wildcard gets the 5 seed. C'mon man, that's basic.

Anyone who says a team "should" win from this point forward should be immediately banned until the Super Bowl ends based on the number of times these teams have lost those games the last 3 weeks.

Their offense has been terrible...Mahomes running for his life every play, nobody is open, threw a pick 6 and another terrible one that got overturned on review. Went for it on 4th down twice in Raider territory and turned over on downs both times. They are losing but deserve to be losing worse if the Raiders could do anything on offense.

Chiefs offense is terrible...KC will be losing in the first round if they don't figure this out.

Honestly think the Bills struggle to use players in creative ways that play to their strengths. Doesn't look good that outside of Diggs receivers typically do better in other places and do worse here. They struggle to scheme players open consistently relying on players "winning" their routes far more often than others teams force players to do this. We can keep blaming the receivers that come in but at some point we have to look at how they are being used and if they are being put in the best positions to succeed on the field. Sadly, many times the answer here is they don't.

Normalize kickers for the weather and lengths of FG and then let's talk. The current way of viewing them doesn't tell us much. When one kicker has 8 home games in a dome, another 3 road games in a dome and only 2 games where they deal with any sort of weather and others, especially Bass, who deal with crazy swirling winds even on "good days" at home it creates a pretty uneven playing field.

The weather channel created a "worst weather" city index for NFL teams and the Bills won by a very wide margin over 2nd place Green Bay.

I'll buy the $27 ones from DH Gate...great quality, same heavy jersey material, cannot tell the difference between them.

In a game with small margins with closely matched teams it is absurd to think a play here or there that goes you way one week but against you the next week couldn't tilt the outcome one way or the other. Or a refs call/non-calls in a crucial situation sometimes due to interpretation differences between crews.

History? This has happened several times before and the the teams that lost the last week of the year have a winning record in the wild card round in those matchups.

Not really. If the Bills win next week, any combo of 2 losses from 5 games gets them in and the only really bad situation over the next 2 weeks is if the Bills drop a game and both the Steelers and Bengals win out.

Doug Williams was garbage. The man had a career completion percentage of 49%. Give me a break. He had the game of his life in the SB. Congrats. One good game doesn't make you great. So did Mark Rypien, anyone talk about him like that?

Luckily for the Bills that while they are the 4th most unlucky team in the NFL, they play the 2nd most unlucky and 3rd most unlucky teams back to back in the Chargers and Pats. Not necessarily...Bills could be the 3rd seed and Dolphins the 7th seed.

Their D could cause issues if the Bills don't come out ready to play.

That means they would beat the Bills and cause us to likely miss the playoffs. Garbage take.

Poona did get it but it was due to Oliver forcing Stick to get away from him and basically walk right into Ford.

Bills have had half their defensive starters out for a few games this year. No excuses

Defense is good but can be had...they've allowed some high scoring games.

Also does this "projection" factor in the huge cap increase coming this off season? The NFL hasn't given them a number yet so they may not have anything other than the current cap which will be a lot lower...expecting a 20-30 million jump in the cap next year

And now the Lawrence shoulder injury today. That being said there is no excuse no matter what happened to ever go down 30-0 to a very mediocre TB team.