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Imagine what it would be like in Buffalo if the Bills make the playoffs next year.
If the Bills do make it, a wild card baby birth is likely - the Patriots don't lose the division until Brady gets hurt or retires.
From 6-10 to 9-7 or better?
It all falls on EJ Manuel's head & shoulders, his arm and hammer knee pads, and his good feet store.
His progress. Statistically speaking, 2nd year QB's do better than their first year in general.
If Manuel stayed healthy in 2013, the Bills most likely beat Cleveland and KC to finish 8-8.
It was an entertaining first year, one I honestly did not expect to be so fun to watch. Thought we'd get blown out by the Pats on opening day, get lit up by Carolina and torched by Baltimore. Thought Thad Lewis was a joke, and Tuel would get creamed by KC.
Never happened.
For a rookie head coach, 2 rookie quarterbacks and 1 practice squad "veteran," QB, a new DC, new OC, and a ton of key injuries - the Bills did better than many expected in 2013.
Coach Marrone had a lack of ingredients to work with but he still made a pretty damn good pie for his first shot at building a winning football team. It tasted unexpectedly good for more than half the season even without the sauce or cheese, but the results ultimately turned into a pie from Ying's at 3:00 am. Not bad if you're wasted, but not good when you wake up and realize what you did to yourself the night before while spending half the day on the crapper.
Do the Bills have the foundation to build a playoff team?
If they didn't, the Bills would be a Gregg Williamsesque 3-13 this year and none of the games would have been close.
Round 1 - WR
Round 2 - TE
Round 3 - LB
Round 4 - G
Round 5 - G
Round 6 - G
Round 7 - G
Here's looking forward to a happy, and HEALTHY New Year for the Bills and all of their awesome fans.
Home game at the Ralph, 5 degrees, wind chill of negative 25 in early January 2015.
Game would sell out in 15 minutes.
If the Bills do make it, a wild card baby birth is likely - the Patriots don't lose the division until Brady gets hurt or retires.
From 6-10 to 9-7 or better?
It all falls on EJ Manuel's head & shoulders, his arm and hammer knee pads, and his good feet store.
His progress. Statistically speaking, 2nd year QB's do better than their first year in general.
If Manuel stayed healthy in 2013, the Bills most likely beat Cleveland and KC to finish 8-8.
It was an entertaining first year, one I honestly did not expect to be so fun to watch. Thought we'd get blown out by the Pats on opening day, get lit up by Carolina and torched by Baltimore. Thought Thad Lewis was a joke, and Tuel would get creamed by KC.
Never happened.
For a rookie head coach, 2 rookie quarterbacks and 1 practice squad "veteran," QB, a new DC, new OC, and a ton of key injuries - the Bills did better than many expected in 2013.
Coach Marrone had a lack of ingredients to work with but he still made a pretty damn good pie for his first shot at building a winning football team. It tasted unexpectedly good for more than half the season even without the sauce or cheese, but the results ultimately turned into a pie from Ying's at 3:00 am. Not bad if you're wasted, but not good when you wake up and realize what you did to yourself the night before while spending half the day on the crapper.
Do the Bills have the foundation to build a playoff team?
If they didn't, the Bills would be a Gregg Williamsesque 3-13 this year and none of the games would have been close.
Round 1 - WR
Round 2 - TE
Round 3 - LB
Round 4 - G
Round 5 - G
Round 6 - G
Round 7 - G
Here's looking forward to a happy, and HEALTHY New Year for the Bills and all of their awesome fans.
Home game at the Ralph, 5 degrees, wind chill of negative 25 in early January 2015.
Game would sell out in 15 minutes.
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