A Better Than Average Drought Year

[Jan Reimers]

Our record over the last 17 seasons is 112-160, a winning percentage of 41% and an average record of 6.6-9.4 This year's 7-9 record exceeded the average during our era of abject failure. We were 7-9, giving us .4 wins above average, with a winning percentage of almost 44%.

If that doesn't give us hope for the future, what possibly could?

[swiper]

Rex took a 9 win team to 8 wins then 7 wins. Retaining him we were destined for only 6 wins in 2017.

[YardRat]

Knowing Wrecks won't be around any longer gives me hope.

[TacklingDummy]

Our record over the last 17 seasons is 112-160, a winning percentage of 41% and an average record of 6.6-9.4 This year's 7-9 record exceeded the average during our era of abject failure. We were 7-9, giving us .4 wins above average, with a winning percentage of almost 44%.

If that doesn't give us hope for the future, what possibly could?

In 57 seasons the Bills are 400-460-8.

Average of 7.01 wins per year.

[sudzy]

The fact that the circus has continued at 1 Bills Drive after Rex's firing hasn't giving me any hope.

[sudzy]

In 57 seasons the Bills are 400-460-8.

Average of 7.01 wins per year.

If you take out take out the 90s and that number has to be closer to 6.

[TacklingDummy]

If you take out take out the 90s and that number has to be closer to 6.

Take out the 11 years Jim Kelly was QB 108-67.

46 seasons

292-397-8

6.34 wins per year.

[djjimkelly]

If you take out take out the 90s and that number has to be closer to 6.

then add in it used to be only a 14 game season