Superbowl and playoff’s thoughts

[Italian Bills]

As of today, what is your personal ranking for the potential Super Bowl winner?
And… which two teams do you think will surprisingly miss the playoffs?

Edited 1 hour ago by Italian Bills

[dorquemada]

I still think the eagles will round into form.  Them, the Rams, and seahawks would be my picks.   Then I dont know?  Buffalo? Why not?

[Rubes]

All I know is, if the Pats*** somehow get to the Super Bowl and win it with Drake ***** Maye before the Bills ever even get there with Josh Allen, I'm going to seriously lose it.

 

[Gregg]

In the NFC I think it will be from the Rams, Seahawks or Packers. I don't think Philly makes it. Something is off with them this year. In the AFC I think it will be from the Broncos, Pats, or Texans. Buffalo doesn't have the passing game (WR's) or defense to get there. If Cook gets shut down like he did in the NE game, then the Bills are toast.

 

My guess is Rams vs Broncos.

[Sweats]

7 minutes ago, Rubes said:

All I know is, if the Pats*** somehow get to the Super Bowl and win it with Drake ***** Maye before the Bills ever even get there with Josh Allen, I'm going to seriously lose it.

 

 

 

 

 

.............unfortunately, this is a real possibility and our FO have no one to blame but themselves.

[Gregg]

1 minute ago, Sweats said:

 

 

 

 

.............unfortunately, this is a real possibility and our FO have no one to blame but themselves.

 

If that happens then I would hope Terry would be pissed about it since he is the only one who can do something about it.

[T.E.]

18 minutes ago, Rubes said:

All I know is, if the Pats*** somehow get to the Super Bowl and win it with Drake ***** Maye before the Bills ever even get there with Josh Allen, I'm going to seriously lose it.

 

They are clearly the best team in the AFC right now. The Bills' brass should take the Pats' inevitable AFC East championship as a lesson on what happens when you willfully choose to remain stagnant while your opponents try to improve.

[Blackbeard]

5 minutes ago, T.E. said:

They are clearly the best team in the AFC right now. The Bills' brass should take the Pats' inevitable AFC East championship as a lesson on what happens when you willfully choose to remain stagnant while your opponents try to improve.

You act as if the Bills have the same cap space as the Pats.  They aren't paying their QB gazillions of dollars quite yet.

 

 

[GoBills808]

2 minutes ago, Blackbeard said:

You act as if the Bills have the same cap space as the Pats.  They aren't paying their QB gazillions of dollars quite yet.

 

 

you act as remaining stagnant after paying a top QB contract is inevitable

[Blackbeard]

3 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

you act as remaining stagnant after paying a top QB contract is inevitable

The point is we don't have money to make bigger signings in comparison to a team at the beginning era of a rebuild.  

 

Why this is so hard to understand, i don't know.

[bmur66]

8 minutes ago, Blackbeard said:

You act as if the Bills have the same cap space as the Pats.  They aren't paying their QB gazillions of dollars quite yet.

 

 

The Bills were in that position once not too long ago.

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Just now, Blackbeard said:

The point is we don't have money to make bigger signings in comparison to a team at the beginning era of a rebuild.  

 

Why this is so hard to understand, i don't know.

I would not be surprised to see that Kraft lowballs pay, but is generous with gift certificates for 'other' amenities...

[GoBills808]

1 minute ago, Blackbeard said:

The point is we don't have money to make bigger signings in comparison to a team at the beginning era of a rebuild.  

 

Why this is so hard to understand, i don't know.

the actual point is that paying a top QB contract does NOT in fact preclude you from improving the rest of your roster as many recent teams have shown

[BullBuchanan]

1. Rams

2. Eagles

3. Seahawks

I don't think anyone else has a realistic shot, unless there's a crazy scenario like a starting QB is lost early.

7 minutes ago, Blackbeard said:

The point is we don't have money to make bigger signings in comparison to a team at the beginning era of a rebuild.  

 

Why this is so hard to understand, i don't know.

I guess it's so hard to understand because we seem to be the only team with this problem despite having only one superstar on the team.

[LEBills]

I think Indy/Houston will be the week 18 Saturday night game with the winner getting a wild card. Sunday night will be the Steelers/Ravens winner getting the North. Chargers will miss the playoff all together. 
 

I think the Bills make it out of the AFC if the QBs they have to go through are TLaw/Stroud/Jones, Maye and Nix. Bills go on to the Super Bowl where the Eagles or Rams await.

 

 

[GoBills808]

here's some trivia for @Blackbeard et al

 

how many years has Allen had a top 5 cap hit? and would knowing the answer assist you in wondering whether you can improve your team when you're paying a top QB contract

[SoonerBillsFan]

5 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

the actual point is that paying a top QB contract does NOT in fact preclude you from improving the rest of your roster as many recent teams have shown

This is why you MUST hit on your 1st and 2nd round draft picks.

[GoBills808]

its the Bills and the Rams btw

but Niners +2500 is insane value

 

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

10 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

I guess it's so hard to understand because we seem to be the only team with this problem despite having only one superstar on the team.

Must be those contract extensions that Beane is noted for:

[nosejob]

Bills beat the Colts    Bucs beat the Rams   My 2 favorite QBS rd.2