It’s so funny to watch lame insults (and a thinly veiled direct TOS violation attack on me....what, are you too cowardly to say my name when flinging your poop like a caged monkey in the zoo????....instead, lamely resorting to “the original poster isn’t that bright” bullcrap????...Jesus.....at least
stand tall like a man when you fling your ****) and faulty logic and projecting “dumb” posts with a “dumb” post.
First of all, the Bills are in prime position to get the #1 seed.
The betting markets cetitnaly agree where the Bills are HUGE favorite to do so.
The odds to be the #1 seed in the AFC today are....
Bills - +275.....and far behind is....
KC - +600
Baltimore - +750
Tennessee, last year’s #1 is way down the list at #9 with +1800.
With the Bills already beating each of these three present leaders in each division besides the AFC East (and the two most favored behind the Bills), they hold a strong grip on getting the #1. Does not mean that they will, but it certainly looks very possible if not
probable (at least to one with a shred of intellectual honesty).
Last season, after seven games, Tennessee (after a huge win vs KC) were
in the #1 seed position (albeit only by tie breakers....they were tied with two other teams at 5-2 record) was the favorite for the #1 seed. And, yes, they got it.
You can certainly disagree with my (and a LOT of other people) projection of the possibility of getting the #1 seed....I don't give a flying ****...
BUT, what is so puzzling is that your lame attempt to refute my (and a LOT of other people, including most professional NFL analysts) is the
only point you bring up to show that my original post was “so stupid” is comparing the
NHL EIGHTY TWO game season with the NFL’s seventeen games.
After just 4 games, the Sabres have competed only 4.8% of the season.
The Bills with they 5-1 start, have competed 35% of their season.
Besides the fact that head-to-head tie breaker is the most important in determining playoff seeding, and the Bills already have that advantage over three of the teams that are expected to compete.
And getting the #1 seed is NOT comparable to “winning the Stanley Cup”.
I mean, talk about a “stupid post”.....using 4.8% of the NHL season as a comparison to the Bills chances of getting the #1 seed, is stupid “logic” on steroids!!!