With the Buffalo Bills and the rest of the NFL simply running through OTA’s, there’s not much to report on, and compelling stories not named Marshawn Lynch and Aaron Schobel are hard to find. It’s only June, but we now know the general outline of what the Bills 2010 roster will look like, and have begun making our own projections and predictions about how they’ll fare when September rolls around.
If you’ve been reading the newspapers and websites all over, you’ve already seen a consensus formed, one that has Buffalo finishing dead-last in their division. On paper the Bills were already behind on talent compared to their rivals, and the AFC East was the NFL hub of free agent moves and trades this offseason.
Sizing Up the AFC East – continue reading…
So did you hear the one about the Buffalo Bills capturing the AFC East over the last three weeks and ending their playoff drought? Just like Lloyd Christmas famously muttered in Dumb and Dumber, “So you’re saying there’s a chance.” Hilarity ensues.
Comical… yes. Practical.. uh, scarcely. But by the time I finished playing mathematician, I’ve learned the Bills are still alive to win their division and reach the playoffs for the first time this decade. Granted, Tiger Woods has a better chance of getting remarried with Jasper Parnevik serving as best man than seeing the Bills in the post season, but hey it’s still doable.
In the three-plus months Buffalo Sports Daily has been on the internet, I’ve possibly desecrated mine and your time more than any previous article (debatable of course). The research was draining, nearly as arduous as watching 13 weeks’ worth of Buffalo offense. Then again, what else do I have to do?”Listen to Skip Bayless get his universal hate on every team and athlete on an ESPN’s “First Take” telecast?
How the Buffalo Bills can still win the division – continue reading…
The Buffalo Bills and New York Jets clash tonight in what amounts to a do-or-die AFC East battle for both teams. The game is being played in Toronto and if last year’s event is any indication, the Bills represent the “home” team in what essentially amounts to a neutral site.
Instead of the traditional “Are you ready for some football?” question, for our Canadian fiends lets queue the “THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKIN’ ABOOOOOT!!!!!”
Neither team has a winning record. The Jets enter at 5-6 while Buffalo is 4-7. Shockingly this is still a big game. If the Bills can win their third straight divisional contest, they’re actually very much alive in the divisional race, especially if Miami wins at home against New England Sunday. If both happen, the Bills would be within a game of Miami and two of New England, and they play the Patriots at home in three weeks on December 20.
Do Or Die For Bills & Jets In Toronto – continue reading…
