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I think I'd rather have the Titans as #6 seed


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2 hours ago, Westside Madness said:

When the day started, PIT was #6 and TEN was not in. They both lost. When the day ended TEN was #6 and PIT was not in. Was there a strength of victory flip or something? There isn't a head to head...

 

Sort of. When the day started Pitt was ahead in conference record, 6-4 while Tennessee was 6-5. So Pitt owned the tiebreaker. Since they lost to the Jesters, Pitt's conference record is now also 6-5, so the tiebreaker now belongs to Tennessee via strength of victory.

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19 minutes ago, RiotAct said:

that would be awesome if the Raiders actually made it in!

 

I hope it happens. I feel bad for the city of Oakland, so it would be nice for them to make a cinderella run all the way to the AFC Conference Championship, only to lose abruptly to the Bills by the score of 51-3.

 

Want to know something crazy? It's possible that only 10 NFL teams finish above .500 this season, though it would require the Titans, Steelers, Eagles, and Rams to all lose next week.

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6 hours ago, egd said:

 

NO!!!! The Titans need to lose next week and the Colts need to win at Jacksonville so Indy finishes 2nd and we can play at Indy next year, not at Tennessee. Tennessee has found their franchise QB in Tannenhill, who is on fire. Indy has Brisset, and is looking to draft a QB. They are a dumpster fire.

Tannenhill is playing behind a much better OL than at Miami. The protection has allowed him to make better decisions.  

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7 hours ago, egd said:

 

NO!!!! The Titans need to lose next week and the Colts need to win at Jacksonville so Indy finishes 2nd and we can play at Indy next year, not at Tennessee. Tennessee has found their franchise QB in Tannenhill, who is on fire. Indy has Brisset, and is looking to draft a QB. They are a dumpster fire.

You're afraid of Tannehill? Buffalo has owned Tannehill.

1 hour ago, Buffalo716 said:

 

Touché

 

But he is what he probably is at QB...

 

An above average starter who has been streaky his whole career.. he will play like a probowler and then like a back up

He's not even above average. He's as average as average gets, which means he'll always have a job but will never do much without serious pull from the rest of the team.

 

But yes, he's capable of putting together a nice stretch of games because he's an NFL QB.

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6 hours ago, Buffalo Barbarian said:

Pittsburgh all day Titans are a lot tougher.

 

 

 

 


Exactly, Titans have an okay shot at winning in KC whereas Pit has no shot.

 

If they win the 6 seed automatically goes to Baltimore for the division round which would put the Bills back in NE, a much more desirable 2nd round game. 

 

Steelers getting in doesn’t help the Bills at all.

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9 minutes ago, MJS said:

You're afraid of Tannehill? Buffalo has owned Tannehill.

He's not even above average. He's as average as average gets, which means he'll always have a job but will never do much without serious pull from the rest of the team.

 

But yes, he's capable of putting together a nice stretch of games because he's an NFL QB.

He's never been a bottom 5 QB and is statistically better than Fitz who has thrown for 30 k yards so I would maybe give him a slight bump to slightly above average

 

I don't think he is a world beater by any means but he weathered the ups and downs of a QBs career and outplayed #2 pick Mariota.. on a good day he is actually a good QB... On a bad day, which alot happened against buffalo, he's bad

 

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7 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

What interests me with Tannehill is that a couple years back he was impossibly bad throwing the ball long.

 

That was basically the point when they lost hope in him.

 

He's flipped that somehow and found touch/accuracy on downfield throws.

 

Allen should find out what helped him.   

The healthy last year in Miami he was one of the best deep ball throwers. Just dealt with a lot of injuries. 

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7 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

He's never been a bottom 5 QB and is statistically better than Fitz who has thrown for 30 k yards so I would maybe give him a slight bump to slightly above average

 

I don't think he is a world beater by any means but he weathered the ups and downs of a QBs career and outplayed #2 pick Mariota.. on a good day he is actually a good QB... On a bad day, which alot happened against buffalo, he's bad

I still see him as exactly average and a perfect measuring stick as a QB. If you are better than Tannehill you'll have a decent career at least. Worse, your team will be looking for someone else in a couple years.

 

It's almost the worst place to be, because he's good enough to win some games so you don't want to cut ties unless you are sure you have someone better, but he'll never get you a championship. Kind of like Dalton.

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Just now, MJS said:

I still see him as exactly average and a perfect measuring stick as a QB. If you are better than Tannehill you'll have a decent career at least. Worse, your team will be looking for someone else in a couple years.

 

It's almost the worst place to be, because he's good enough to win some games so you don't want to cut ties unless you are sure you have someone better, but he'll never get you a championship. Kind of like Dalton.

There are dozens and dozens of QBs who "cannot win you a championship" and yet had good careers as NFL QBs

 

And then guys like Dilfer and Foles won SBs and Dalton IS better than them

 

At the end of the day , not everybody is all pro caliber and that doesn't mean you didn't have a successful career

 

Fitz has had a tremendous career and he would be put into the "can't win a championship".. 

 

Im not a fan of tannehill as a QB but when teams have a guy of his caliber , they usually keep him for over 5-6 years because as you said replacing him without getting a top pick is hard

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8 hours ago, egd said:

 

NO!!!! The Titans need to lose next week and the Colts need to win at Jacksonville so Indy finishes 2nd and we can play at Indy next year, not at Tennessee. Tennessee has found their franchise QB in Tannenhill, who is on fire. Indy has Brisset, and is looking to draft a QB. They are a dumpster fire.

Tannehill will do his usual full season disappearing act next year. Just wait. 

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YES!

 

Titans over Chiefs

Bills over Texans

 

Ravens vs Titans

Bills vs Pats

 

Itʻs our best shot to the AFC championship either at home vs Tennessee but most likely on the road vs Baltimore. If we are gonna play the Ravens I want it for a trip to the Super Bowl and not for a trip to Gillette 

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9 hours ago, Foxx said:

lol, Tannehill. he will revert to his norm.

 

Much more afraid of Derrick Henry, an actual good RB, putting up 200 on this defense. Henry is a freak. As long as Tre is healthy and out there we shouldn't wish for a team with one of the best running backs in the league.

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11 hours ago, egd said:

 

NO!!!! The Titans need to lose next week and the Colts need to win at Jacksonville so Indy finishes 2nd and we can play at Indy next year, not at Tennessee. Tennessee has found their franchise QB in Tannenhill, who is on fire. Indy has Brisset, and is looking to draft a QB. They are a dumpster fire.

Maybe Luck will come back

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14 hours ago, Nitro said:

I live in Indy and they like Brissett.  They were 5 and 2 when the Colts were bitten by the injury bug hard this year.  This team, when healthy, is a tough team to beat. 

yep.  injuries kill seasons.  Indy is prime example.  I wonder what the Bills record would be this year if they had had a normal number of IR type injuries to starters? 

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I loathe the idea of going into Houston. Yes their Offensive Line struggles but Watson makes up for that - and then some. Their Defense is better than advertised and playing in a dome for the Bills who've been now getting colder weather in their veins could spell trouble for conditioning. To me, out of the possible scenarios - KC is the better team for the Bills to play. 

 

No team is going to be easy for the Bills since they're still really a year away in having 3-4 positions added for true Super Bowl contender talent and another year of experience for the young players, i.e. Allen / Edmunds / Singletary and Knox. That said, the teeth of this Defense is their Pass Defense and the strength of the KC Offense is their passing game. It would allow the Bills to almost exclusively focus on stopping Mahomes and essentially situationally react to their running game. Additionally, the weather might be one that is more conducive to a defensive struggle, which plays into the Bills' strengths as well. 

 

I'm not saying Mahomes would be / will be easy to beat, just that based on where this team is now and where their areas of strengths are - you'd want the Bills to run, control the clock, and make a few plays via passing in the cold rather than getting into a track meet in a dome. JMO.

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13 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

The lower part of this with Browns-Bengals is not true.

Raiders in if the following occur in week 17:

Raiders beat Broncos

Texans beat Titans

Ravens beat Steelers

Colts beat Jags

 

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On 12/22/2019 at 3:29 PM, PromoTheRobot said:

I think the Titans have more of a chance of winning two in the playoffs. If we can do the same, we could host the AFC Championship. Thoughts?

 

We could do it if Josh was throwing the ball like Tanehill which i hate to say because i thought he wasn't that good in Miami, but since he came aboard here in Nashville & had to sit the bench for a bit the Titans were doing worse before with Mariotta .

 

If Josh can play consistent the games would be much better & a championship wouldn't be far fetched !!

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On 12/23/2019 at 12:18 PM, Nelius said:

 

Much more afraid of Derrick Henry, an actual good RB, putting up 200 on this defense. Henry is a freak. As long as Tre is healthy and out there we shouldn't wish for a team with one of the best running backs in the league.

The only chance we play Henry will be for the right to represent the AFC in the Superbowl  and if that happens it will have to go through New Era stadium.

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1 hour ago, billsherd said:

So if KC losses and Texans win, we go to KC. I hope KC wins because KC will be hard to stop in Arrowhead. Does KC have anything to play for, other than who they play? 

If KC wins and NE* loses, KC would be the #2 seed with a bye.

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On 12/22/2019 at 4:29 PM, PromoTheRobot said:

I think the Titans have more of a chance of winning two in the playoffs. If we can do the same, we could host the AFC Championship. Thoughts?


I get it. As much as I don’t want anything to do with Baltimore or NE in the playoffs, I also don’t want anything to do with the team that beats them. 

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What  time usually wildcard games take place? I understand it will be SAT/SUN, but is it 1 pm 4 pm? I don't think it will be night game. Just trying to plan it so I don't miss out on watching it and let the wife know ahead of time so she doesn't make any commitments. 

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On 12/22/2019 at 4:34 PM, BADOLBILZ said:

 

Between the Steelers and Titans........yes I would agree Titans are more up to the task.  

 

Also would love to beat them at home in the playoffs on a bullsh*t call and send them into a 17 year tailspin with no playoff appearances and see how they like it. 

The Titans have some strong receivers and Henry scares me considering the way we have been tackling. 

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3 hours ago, Mango said:


I get it. As much as I don’t want anything to do with Baltimore or NE in the playoffs, I also don’t want anything to do with the team that beats them. 

 

Well winning in the playoffs isn't easy and every team will be a matchup nightmare. Just saying Tennessee gives us that best yet slightest chance at a home AFC Championship.

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1 hour ago, NoSaint said:


see this here is over thinking it. 

 

Hardly. The odds of both the #5 and #6 seeds meeting are slim. However I think the best chance of that happening is with the Titans at #6.

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4 hours ago, billsherd said:

What  time usually wildcard games take place? I understand it will be SAT/SUN, but is it 1 pm 4 pm? I don't think it will be night game. Just trying to plan it so I don't miss out on watching it and let the wife know ahead of time so she doesn't make any commitments. 

I think it’s usually Saturday at 430 and 8 and then Sunday at 1 and 430

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49 minutes ago, BuffaloBill963 said:

Why? Just curious? Would suck for me for work 

Texans aren't as big of draw as KC and the matchup with the least national juice goes early Sat and with loaded NFC.

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On 12/22/2019 at 4:50 PM, Nitro said:

Tennessee has the inside track to make the playoffs.  Pittsburgh can not score.  Even with Baltimore resting starters, they will struggle.  

The only way we beat the Titans is because their kicker missed 3 FG's.

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