ValJamesDuex
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Buffalo Bills Week 13: San Francisco (5-6) at Buffalo (9-2), 12/1, 8:20 PM, NBC and Peacock
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ValJamesDuex
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Coleman in red and Kincaid not practicing isn't a good sign for their availability. At least it seems like Cooper is a full go now.
I'm still betting that Milano plays this week and is on a limited pitch count.
I'm still betting that Milano plays this week and is on a limited pitch count.
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Trading for Cooper could have a big time impact on this season. I don't think we beat KC without him, and with Coleman and Kincaid out- we'd be counting on Shakir to do a ton of heavy lifting if not for Cooper. Honestly, could be the difference between the #1 or #2 seed and the 3rd or 4th seed.
Man, the piling on of the 49ers this week has been brutal.
Part of me knows that McDermott has always prepared the team coming off the bye well.
Park of me knows that the Bills have an advantage on the beat up 49ers defense.
I simply hate seeing the takes as so one sided about a game, especially given that we don't have that veteran leadership core anymore. I'm worried that over a long season, we might have to relearn some lessons the previous team learned well.
The Bills could play the underdog card part of the season, and then 'us vs the Champs' last week.
Taking a step back 3 weeks, I think you could argue that they were outplayed by Miami and still won. That if not for Flacco being awful, the Indy game would have been much different. Feels like we are due for a game that by all metrics we should win, we lose.
Part of me knows that McDermott has always prepared the team coming off the bye well.
Park of me knows that the Bills have an advantage on the beat up 49ers defense.
I simply hate seeing the takes as so one sided about a game, especially given that we don't have that veteran leadership core anymore. I'm worried that over a long season, we might have to relearn some lessons the previous team learned well.
The Bills could play the underdog card part of the season, and then 'us vs the Champs' last week.
Taking a step back 3 weeks, I think you could argue that they were outplayed by Miami and still won. That if not for Flacco being awful, the Indy game would have been much different. Feels like we are due for a game that by all metrics we should win, we lose.
