This game should have never gotten that close. Gus gotta go.

But, isn't it the best thing that could've happened to ensure that Gus is gone?

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Drake Maye and the Patriots are on the road in Buffalo ...... and they lead the Bills by a score of 14-0 in the 2nd quarter.

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Exactly, yeah let's stop doing what's working and let the Tits have a chance. He's an idiot.

What am I missing?

I keep hearing that the Chargers HAVE to lose out for us to have a shot.

But according to the playoff machine, DEN could lose to CIN and KC (reasonable) and if CIN beats PIT in the last game, we'd win a three-way tiebreaker over CIN and DEN.

So two paths?

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I suppose so, and good research on your part.

Even though the Broncos beat the Colts head-on, sometimes a 3-way tie throws a monkey-wrench into that seemingly insurmountable obstacle (a head-on loss.)

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I just did the New York Times playoff machine ...... the Colts also get in with a 4-way tie with the Broncos, the Chargers, and the Bengals.


https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...event=wildcard

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So really, besides our own games, the following are huge...

TODAY

BUF @ NE (we want BUF to come back and beat NE)




Week 17

LAC @ NE (possible with a cross-country, freezing ass cold game)

DEN @ CIN (probably more important, because LAC inconsequential to us if CIN wins out)

KC @ PIT (KC loss could come into play, see below)

NYJ @ BUF (BUF win could come into play, see below)


Week 18

LAC @ LV (can't see them losing, but also doesn't matter if they beat NE or if CIN wins out)

BUF @ NE (BUF winning out would mean KC is still playing for the #1 seed)

KC @ DEN (KC loss drops them to #2 seed, increases chances that DEN finishes 9-8)

Yeah, if DEN and LAC both lose out, we're somehow the #6 seed. Least likely scenario obviously.

No, No and fuck NO! The Colts making the playoffs will somehow validate keeping losers. Who wants that?