Ruminator
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Only one match-up I really care about this Week 5 weekend: Bills vs. Rams (you know, the team that thinks they won a SB in Week 2)
Despite the fact it's a non-conference game, a win would put the Bills at 3-2 and be a huge help toward eventually getting a wildcard seed in the playoffs (unless the Pats inexplicably fall apart), so there's no question they have more then enough motivation to get a win streak started after last week's shut-out win.
Against the Rams (who obviously would love to go 4-1), Bills' OL will have their hands full, and they'll be on Rams' turf. But because Fisher has this peculiar crush on playing his most physical game specifically vs. Seattle, Bills may have a pretty good chance.
A Bills' loss would put them at 2-3 and probably mark the beginning of conceding the AFC East to the Pats once again. So, Bills vs. Rams should be a good game. Then after that, there's no doubt the Bills will be salivating at the prospect of sweeping the Pats three weeks later on October 30 in Buffalo.
Despite the fact it's a non-conference game, a win would put the Bills at 3-2 and be a huge help toward eventually getting a wildcard seed in the playoffs (unless the Pats inexplicably fall apart), so there's no question they have more then enough motivation to get a win streak started after last week's shut-out win.
Against the Rams (who obviously would love to go 4-1), Bills' OL will have their hands full, and they'll be on Rams' turf. But because Fisher has this peculiar crush on playing his most physical game specifically vs. Seattle, Bills may have a pretty good chance.
A Bills' loss would put them at 2-3 and probably mark the beginning of conceding the AFC East to the Pats once again. So, Bills vs. Rams should be a good game. Then after that, there's no doubt the Bills will be salivating at the prospect of sweeping the Pats three weeks later on October 30 in Buffalo.
