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[Quote: Originally Posted by VegasVandal] This is tough. I dont know whether I should trust Peter Griffin or Homer Simpson here
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Haha... If you haven't seen Simpson's episode called "Lisa the greek"  Lisa is a winning capper and makes all Homers picks for him. So knowing who his top source is and where he gets his info, I'd have to follow Homer of it came down to it. 
 
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Give me Tom Brady for the W please
 
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Bills defense is on the verge of becoming an all-time historical defense. They held Luck well below is ave QBPR , and they did the same last season VS top QB's like Brady.

The corners are shut-down corners, the one corner is putting up Revis in his prime  type performances VS no.1 recievers.

They just need good performances from the QB , not great. Week 1 he was great, destroyed the Colts defense.

Bills easily put up the best power rating on both my PR's thus far in week 1, against a team in the AFC Championship game last year.

This game will be very interesting to see if Bills can do it again VS Pats.


 
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Pitt out-gained Pats something like 90 yards and missed many oppurtunities, 2 missed FG's, penality inside the 5. 

Can't make mistakes and beat Pats.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SirBruce:



Their undoing was hiring sexy rexy....  He should be a defensive coordinator and not a head coach.  He has the tools but shinning them up but not knowing how to utilize them will keep the  Bills outside looking in at the fins and pats

You're going to be eating those words by the end of the season SirBruce. As a Buffalo Bills fan since 1973, I haven't been this excited and positive of this organization since the Jim Kelly era because of the new ownership with Terry Pegula. Giving Rex Ryan 5.5 million dollars per year along with the free agency signings like LeSean McCoy, Jerome Felton, Charles Clay, Tyrod Taylor, and Percy Harvin and bringing in ex 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman in the offseason are tangible signs that new ownership is doing more than sputtering platitudes about wanting to overcome previous disappointment. Higher salaries are worth it, if they spur success as it ultimately means spending less money per win. Paying for the transformation is a huge investment but the results for which Terry Pegula is aiming for are worth the price.

We haven't made the playoffs since 1999 when Doug Flutie was our QB but the drought ends this year. Let's go Bills!  

 
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I think bills will contain Brady and keep him off the field by running the ball. Best way to beat them if you ask me. Keep Brady off the field and wear the defense down. Rex will have a game plan
 
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The Pats (like many others) have always had their struggles in Orchard Park. They have barely won games there over the years despite being in several cases DD road chalk. Plus Rex always had solid game plans for the Pats in New York and I don't feel like much has changed. Pats still young on the OL and still thin at WR. I like the Bills D to do what the Steelers couldn't and that is maintain a solid pass rush.

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Im a huge bills fan and i think they can wi this week but this is false on the pats struggles in orchard park. Pats have lost once there (2011) since 2003. So not sure what your talking about
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVandal:

This is tough. I dont know whether I should trust Peter Griffin or Homer Simpson here

Neither

 
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So bills D is better then Seahawks D?? And look what Brady did lol patriots large in this one
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Osirus13:

Im a huge bills fan and i think they can wi this week but this is false on the pats struggles in orchard park. Pats have lost once there (2011) since 2003. So not sure what your talking about

Buffalo is the Pats home-away-from-home.  Brady is a good bad weather QB and the Bills have never had enough DBs to cover all the NE receivers.  Also, Buffalo is Gronk's hometown and he appears to be unstoppable right now.  Expect him to get several defensive PI calls if the Bills get physical.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lceupson:

So bills D is better then Seahawks D?? And look what Brady did lol patriots large in this one


This is a home game for Buffalo, that will help the defense a lot...it is going to be a very loud stadium.
 
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This thread is on the second page and still no one realizes yet that Tyrod Taylor has been in the nfl for more than one year, and more than one team in his time of service. 
 
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Looked at the Bills highlights today, they got handed an early turnover and built on that momentum.  Lots of running it seemed(vs Colts why not?), but I was hoping for a BUF win to lower the spread because I bet on the Pats most weeks but a PK with a rookie QB vs. NE with 3 extra days rest/prep, gotta like the pats.

Tyrod Taylor is not a rookie QB. He was a solid backup for the Ravens for a good 3 or 4 years. The few times that the Ravens used him on scrambling plays he always helped the offense move the chains and he can also throw the ball too and hasn't made any mistakes from what I remember in his time in Baltimore. I'm glad he getting the start he finally deserves. Good luck Pats secondary going against Sammy Watkins and Percy Harvin. The pass rush was nasty for Brady last season, let's see how those rookie linemen do against a legitimate pass rush unit. They protected Brady well against Pittsburgh. Buffalo is a whole nother thing
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i kinda hope guys start to take harder shots on brady. u wanna play cheat to win then so can other teams
 
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I think the Bills will be able to run all day against the Pats, look what Deangelo did to them, losing Wilfork was huge and as good as Bellichick is making up for losing players on D that D-Line looks like crap.

It's probably a no play for me unless the line moves heavily on the Patriots side.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVandal:

This is tough. I dont know whether I should trust Peter Griffin or Homer Simpson here

Homer + 70,000+ screaming maniacs!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by capperator:

This thread is on the second page and still no one realizes yet that Tyrod Taylor has been in the nfl for more than one year, and more than one team in his time of service. 

Yes I knew he was Ravens 2nd stringer for 4 years and played his college ball for Virginia Tech but thanks for playing cappernator.

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Quote Originally Posted by SirBruce:



Their undoing was hiring sexy rexy....  He should be a defensive coordinator and not a head coach.  He has the tools but shinning them up but not knowing how to utilize them will keep the  Bills outside looking in at the fins and pats

Sexy rexy is a good coach and good for the nfl imo
 
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i hate Rex , I'm going with Pat
 
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Quote Originally Posted by budwiser:


Sexy rexy is a good coach and good for the nfl imo


Good coach?  He is entertaining and is a players coach but I will take the less flamboyant BB any day of the week, twice on Sundays.
 
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On the bills lean.  Would LOVE to see them at +3 or ML +135ish.  No bet yet.  They are serious contenders here in the AFC east
 
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What's the O/U?  I'd much rather play the over at a reasonable number than guess the winner of the game.  There are enough matchup issues on both sides for points to be scored from offense and defense, assuming the total is normal.  The Pats will give up deep balls and Gronk will probably still get his catches.  He's just a freak of nature, unless they gamble on doubling him and forcing the Pats to make plays one on one.  Anything under 45 and I'd be on the over.  Just my opinion.
 
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Wow - Bills played one game and all of a sudden they are a powerhouse?...so many people esp bettors have tunnel vision when it comes to a prior weeks performance

How many thought the 2013 Texans were gonna kill it...and lost money in weeks ahead... after that crazy comeback win against the Chargers in Wk 1?

As many stated - Brady/Bill don'y lose vs Buff -even on what was it, the last game of the season/next to last game a few years back down by like 21 pts?

Hard pressed to drop my load on the Bills vs Pats...

and after glancing over some comments...

that dude that said brady is a cold weather QB... - freak blizzard coming this weekend?

one dude's analysis of:'Bills beat Indy who NE Beats...

Steelers an 8-8 team 

Bills elite ...after 1 game
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nuggins:

Wow - Bills played one game and all of a sudden they are a powerhouse?...so many people esp bettors have tunnel vision when it comes to a prior weeks performance

How many thought the 2013 Texans were gonna kill it...and lost money in weeks ahead... after that crazy comeback win against the Chargers in Wk 1?

As many stated - Brady/Bill don'y lose vs Buff -even on what was it, the last game of the season/next to last game a few years back down by like 21 pts?

Hard pressed to drop my load on the Bills vs Pats...

and after glancing over some comments...

that dude that said brady is a cold weather QB... - freak blizzard coming this weekend?

one dude's analysis of:'Bills beat Indy who NE Beats...

Steelers an 8-8 team 

Bills elite ...after 1 game
Who says its because of 1 game? Its also based on the bills season last year, and the talent at literally every position on the roster. Its a more talented roster then the pats ( besides brady/gronk}
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