Good omen?

[upstater1]

1A. In 2003, the Patriots lost to the Bills in an early September game at Ralph Wilson Stadium by the score of 31-0.

1B. In 2011, the Patriots lost to the Bills in an early September game at Ralph Wilson Stadium after jumping out to a 21-0 lead in the first half, with Brady throwing 4 INTs to aid the opponent.

2A. In 2003, the Patriots played the Bills at Gillette in the last game of the season and reversed the fortunes of the first game, beating the Bills by 31-0.

2B. In 2011, the Patriots played the Bills at Gillette in the last game of the season and reversed the fortunes of the first game, beating the Bills after falling behind 21-0 in the first half, with Bills' QB throwing 4 INTs to aid the opponent.

3. The Bills have beaten the Patriots twice in the last 8 years. 2003 and 2011.

 

[PatriotFan77]

Meaningless. Brady has an off day and the Pats lose from here on out, plain and simple.

 

[upstater1]

Meaningless. Brady has an off day and the Pats lose from here on out, plain and simple.

Oh, you mean if a QB stinks it up in the playoffs, his team loses?

From here on out? You realize the NFL playoffs are single elimination, right?

 

[WaterfallJumper]

Meaningless, but poetically satisfying.

 

[PatriotFan77]

Oh, you mean if a QB stinks it up in the playoffs, his team loses?

From here on out? You realize the NFL playoffs are single elimination, right?

Not all QB's. Fat Ben usually sucks in huge games, like last years AFCC, but the defense carries the day for him.

Brady can't have an off day like Fat boy does.

 

[PatsWSB47]

I went with "good omen" because I want it to be one.

 

[randomk1]

I was thinking about this same thing during the game so i'll go with good omen.