ChronicAndKnuckles Posted August 24 Posted August 24 2 minutes ago, Ridgewaycynic2013 said: You're certain it's likely no likely? Surely you must joking. 🤔 It’s likely that there is likely no Likely. 1 Quote
Let's Go Buffalo Posted August 24 Posted August 24 12 hours ago, BillsFan619 said: Music to Bills Mafia’s ears, “Onto the regular season”. Lets go Buffalo, make a statement right out of the gate. Go Bills! Amen to that! Quote
TheyCallMeAndy Posted August 24 Posted August 24 It's worth mentioning 100 times, and then 100 more times: Preseason has no historical significance to forecasting how week 1 will go since 2018. Week 1 is the biggest wildcard week in the NFL. The results are just plain unpredictable. 4 Quote
mannc Posted August 24 Posted August 24 2 minutes ago, TheyCallMeAndy said: It's worth mentioning 100 times, and then 100 more times: Preseason has no historical significance to forecasting how week 1 will go since 2018. Week 1 is the biggest wildcard week in the NFL. The results are just plain unpredictable. Last year in week 1, the Ravens lost at home to the Raiders. 2 1 Quote
Sierra Foothills Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 hour ago, gonzo1105 said: It is likely that Isaiah Likely is going to be out for the Ravens. That’s big for the Bills as well. Especially since the Bills will likely be down some secondary people Would that make him, Isaiah Unlikely? 2 Quote
Bangarang Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 hour ago, eball said: Bosa is in no way a question mark if he is healthy. That's literally the question mark. Quote
Buffalo Boy Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) Driving home from visiting family in Maryland. My cousins are pretty confident. They say Henry is looking good to start the season. May be down another CB after this game. Edited August 24 by Buffalo Boy 1 1 Quote
Process Posted August 24 Posted August 24 54 minutes ago, mannc said: Last year in week 1, the Ravens lost at home to the Raiders. They played @KC Week 1 and put up a good fight. Lamar had 400 yards. 1 Quote
Senth Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 hour ago, gonzo1105 said: It is likely that Isaiah Likely is going to be out for the Ravens. That’s big for the Bills as well. Especially since the Bills will likely be down some secondary people This will Likely cost the Ravens the revenge opener !!!! ........ GO BILLS! 1 Quote
eball Posted August 24 Posted August 24 50 minutes ago, Bangarang said: That's literally the question mark. It is? He’s been practicing fully for weeks. Quote
Bangarang Posted August 24 Posted August 24 3 minutes ago, eball said: It is? He’s been practicing fully for weeks. I understand he's been practicing but his durability has been the biggest issue throughout his career. You really want to argue otherwise? 1 1 Quote
sven233 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 I've said this in other threads since the schedule was announced and I will say it again here. Week 1 is just an unpredictable wild card and no matter what happens in the game, it is not going to affect my outlook on the season at all (well, outside of any injuries that may happen). Win by 40, lose by 40.....won't matter much in the end because these teams are likely on a collision course one way or another come January and both teams will be a lot different by then. If I had a lean, I think I would have it on the Ravens only because, for whatever reason, sometimes it takes us a while to get going in Week 1. I mean we win our share of games in Week 1, but sometimes it is a struggle, even against worse teams. Even last year we played a terrible first half before finally turning things up late against the Cardinals. We won't probably have that luxury of a slow start against the Ravens because their defense is so good. So, unless we come out cooking and keep the game within striking distance, I don't feel great about the game, especially with the questions we have in the secondary right now. All that said, though, win, lose, blowout, etc.......I don't think it is going to set back either team drastically in the long run. Obviously a loss hurts us in the race for home field, but we have 16 more to play catch up if needed. 3 2 Quote
Avisan Posted August 24 Posted August 24 2 minutes ago, Bangarang said: I understand he's been practicing but his durability has been the biggest issue throughout his career. You really want to argue otherwise? No, but when healthy, he's extremely good. His season-long health is a question mark, but his in-game impact for Week 1 shouldn't be in doubt here. 1 Quote
mannc Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 hour ago, Process said: They played @KC Week 1 and put up a good fight. Lamar had 400 yards. Ahh yes, you’re right. I was thinking of week 2… Quote
zow2 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 (edited) 2 hours ago, mannc said: Last year in week 1, the Ravens lost at home to the Raiders. Nope. They could have and should have beaten the Chiefs in Arrowhead. Even if the Bills lose i will try to keep from panicking. At worst they would start the season 5-2 or maybe even 6-1. Edited August 24 by zow2 1 Quote
mannc Posted August 24 Posted August 24 26 minutes ago, sven233 said: I've said this in other threads since the schedule was announced and I will say it again here. Week 1 is just an unpredictable wild card and no matter what happens in the game, it is not going to affect my outlook on the season at all (well, outside of any injuries that may happen). Win by 40, lose by 40.....won't matter much in the end because these teams are likely on a collision course one way or another come January and both teams will be a lot different by then. If I had a lean, I think I would have it on the Ravens only because, for whatever reason, sometimes it takes us a while to get going in Week 1. I mean we win our share of games in Week 1, but sometimes it is a struggle, even against worse teams. Even last year we played a terrible first half before finally turning things up late against the Cardinals. We won't probably have that luxury of a slow start against the Ravens because their defense is so good. So, unless we come out cooking and keep the game within striking distance, I don't feel great about the game, especially with the questions we have in the secondary right now. All that said, though, win, lose, blowout, etc.......I don't think it is going to set back either team drastically in the long run. Obviously a loss hurts us in the race for home field, but we have 16 more to play catch up if needed. A win or loss might not mean much for the team’s overall prospects, but it could very well be the difference between playing the AFCCG in Baltimore or playing it at Highmark…hardly insignificant 1 1 1 Quote
sven233 Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 minute ago, mannc said: A win or loss might not mean much for the team’s overall prospects, but it could very well be the difference between playing the AFCCG in Baltimore or playing it at Highmark…hardly insignificant Never said it was insignificant. Even said it would be a setback in the race for home field. Of course we don't want to lose it, but if there is any positive to take out of a loss is that it is just Week 1 and there is the entire rest of the season to try and get that win back. Of course it isn't insignificant. Quote
eball Posted August 24 Posted August 24 1 hour ago, Bangarang said: I understand he's been practicing but his durability has been the biggest issue throughout his career. You really want to argue otherwise? This is a thread about the opening week game against the Ravens and Joey Bosa is fully healthy. Why is he a question mark for this game? 1 1 Quote
Pete Posted August 24 Posted August 24 5 hours ago, Bangarang said: Our secondary is very suspect and Bosa is still a question mark, although he's looked strong thus far. Would you rather be rolling with Fred Smoot? Its Joey Bosa, playing on the Bills. Enjoy and be happy! 1 2 2 Quote
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