BUFFALO BILLS VS. ARIZONA CARDINALS


After two dismal losses, 52-28 to the Patriots and last week’s 45-3 beat-down by the 49ers, the woeful Bills face another team who could make mincemeat out of them. A Vegas odds-maker has made Bills Head Coach Chan Gailey the favorite to be the first NFL coach to be fired this season. The Bills are only 4 1/2-point underdogs in this game. I would have put the spread at 14 1/2-points! How is your favorite NFL team going to fare today?

24 thoughts on “BUFFALO BILLS VS. ARIZONA CARDINALS

  1. Jeff Meyerson

    Not looking good. Giants at San Francisco. Should be better than the Bills did but I’m not expecting great things.

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    1. george Post author

      Fans around here are shocked that the Yankees managed to get by the Baltimore Orioles, Deb. Taking on the Tigers will be a tough task. Who are you rooting for?

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  2. Jeff Meyerson

    With the general lack of hitting so far and now Derek Jeter down with a broken ankle things are looking bleak in The Bronx.

    I expected them to beat the Orioles just because they managed to stay ahead of them throughout September and October but this is bad.

    I’m rooting for the Giants in the NL.

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  3. Deb

    With my old teams, the Dodgers and Angels, not making the playoffs and our “local” team, the Astros, being an absolute travesty, I really don’t have a team I’m rooting for– I just enjoy baseball and always have. I can a tually enjoy watching the playoffs now because I don’t have a horse in the race and can just focus on the fun of the game. When I watch the Saints play, there’s always an associated anxiety…and don’t even get me started on watching the Presidential race!

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    1. george Post author

      We watched wall-to-wall political commercials on Ohio TV when we were in Cleveland for BOUCHERCON, Deb. I was never so happy to return to blue state NY where the only political commercials are about local politicians.

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    1. george Post author

      No, Jeff, the Canadians are much more intelligent about their political commercials. They seem to be much more limited than our wide-open campaigning.

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  4. Richard R.

    The Seahawks have a tough one with the Patriots today, I expect them to get whupped. I’m not sure who the Niners play, but they are so good they have a great chance to win, whomever it is.

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  5. Richard R.

    Darn, things look bad for the Niners. The (disliked by me) Giants are beating them. Da*&m. The Seahawks are also trailing. Looks like a disappointing week for me in the NFL. DRAT.

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  6. Jeff Meyerson

    I cannot believe the Giants dominated in San Francisco the way they did, especially after crappy losses to Dallas and Philadelphia. The Seahawks are close to pulling the upset over the Patriots and it looks like the Bills are going to win in overtime in Arizona.

    Parity really is here.

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  7. Jeff Meyerson

    I figured when they had that 61 yard field goal against them you must have thought, “Not again!”

    The Giants are 4-2 and on top of the NFC East.

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  8. Richard R.

    Giants: BAH! All of the Niners players must have been kidnapped and replaced by high school players… It ain’t right, I tell you.

    I can’t believe the Seahawks pulled that one off! Unreal! They’ll come to their senses when they face the Falcons.

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    1. george Post author

      The Niners seem to have trouble with the Giants, Rick. The Seahawks might catch the Falcons at the right time. After all, the Falcons are overdue for a loss.

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    1. george Post author

      Peyton can bring a team back from a 24-0 score, Drongo. I’m sure the Broncos believe in their Hall of Fame QB even more after that performance!

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