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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I may be more nervous than the ravens game due to the fact that if we fall to 1-3...uh oh
in-conference loss to the Ravens was much worse.[/QUOTE said:Fortunately the Ravens have a much tougher schedule than the Pats. I still think we will have a better record than them at the end of the year.
I expect to see a different Brady this week a Brady fueled by fire and a desire to be the best. The Brady we seen when we lost to the browns or after losing to the giants last year during the regular season. I think we win and win well.
Division game, on the road, against an upstart foe? I'm worried.
The Bills have excellent OL and DL units which can cause us terrible trouble. We had best be up to the task.
On offense, as is seemingly always the case, the Pats MUST allow Brady to step up into the pocket and get good releases. If so, the Bills are very suspect in the back 7 and they can be exploited.
On defense, Fitzgerald can get the ball downfield and, against our secondary, this could mean trouble if he's not pressured any. Fitz is a Jekyll and Hyde type player so who knows what we'll see? Thankfully, both Spiller and Jackson are hurt at RB so we won't be seeing them at their best.
Crowd noise will be a problem on Sunday.
No Spiller. Possibly no Jackson. Tashard Choice as potentially their lead back. If the Pats don't win, I would be fairly shocked.
The Bills haven't beaten anyone. Their two wins are against the Browns and Chiefs. Fitzpatrick has not been great. Their much hyped d-line has been a disapointment. Their secondary can be exploited. They let both Mark Sanchez and Matt Cassel look like elite QBs in the game.
Hey any given Sunday, but the Pats are the superior team especially without their running game.
When he's on, Fitz can light it up. When he's off, he's a dud. Problem is, you never know which Fitz you'll get.Fitzpatrick hasn't thrown for 210 yards in a game yet this season. Against the Jets he threw for 195, against the Chiefs he threw for 178, and against the Browns he threw for 208 yards. And except for the Browns' game, he completed less than 50% of his passes in each of his two first games (56.3% and 52.6%), We have been seeing mostly Mr. Hyde this year out of Fitzpatrick.
Not worried at all. The Pats should be good and p*ssed off after last week. If that doesnt fire them up to kill the Bills, then nothing will.
Pats 42-6
I see a much lower scoring game ... in the low 20's for the winning team.1.) You obviously haven't watched the Bills play at all. Against the Jets, the word disappointment could apply. Since then, they've got 9 sacks in two games. Marcell Dareus and Kyle Williams have looked outstanding. Mario Williams was flat out dominant against the Browns. As was Mark Anderson who even beat Joe Thomas clean off the line for a sack, and has looked even better against the run than he has against the pass. Also, I'm pretty sure he'll be fire up to get a piece of ol' Tommy Boy on Sunday.
2.) Matt Cassell didn't lok even the least bit good against us. This is a "what are you smoking?" type statement. The Chiefs had 3 points on the board with six minutes left, and then Cassell torched the Bills second stringers for two touchdowns in garbage time.
3.) The Patriots have the better QB. The Bills have the better overall team.
Qb-Patriots
RB- Bills
OL-Bills
WR/TE-Patriots
DL-Bills
Secondary-Bills
LB- Push
I really don't understand the high and mighty attiotude. Yes you've dominated us in the past, but these are two completely different teams and the game is in Buffalo. 38-35 Bills.