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Bills on Prime Time!

Next Sunday night the Bills will host the 9-0 New England Patriots. The last time the Bills played a prime time game this season it was to the NFC's best team; the Dallas Cowboys. It was a game that the Bills should have won.

Earlier in the season Buffalo played the Pats and lost 38-7, but at that time we were a different team (0-3) than we are now (5-4)

If the Bills can pull off the upset of the season we might have to do it without star HB Marshawn Lynch, who is getting an MRI today for an ankle sprain, and we will need to generate turnovers and have the advantage on a good NE special teams

Game Prediction: Bills Win 35 to 33 on a last minute TD game winning drive

Cincinnati Bengals Game

Will the Bills beat the Bengals and go to 500 overall on the season? The Bills have won three of their last four, and their only two home loses have come in the last second by a single point. That should be a factor since the Bengals game will be played at the Ralph. The Bengals have a terrible pass defense, and the Bills D has been playing much better in the last couple of weeks giving us an advantage. However, the Bengals offense can be explosive...

Game Prediction: Bills win 24 to 13

Buffalo Bills starting QB

Trent Edwards -or- J.P. Losman

Both QBs have been solid. Each have a TD pass, however J.P.'s pass was the longest play of the season and the first time a WR (Lee Evens) has had a TD. While Losman has a better chance of hitting the big play, Edwards has the ability to burn clock and keep the defence fresh. Maybe the tiebreak between these two QBs is what their team mates think; at the start of the season the Bills team desided that their team captain would be J.P. Losman, and top wide out Lee Evens has gone on record supporting Losman. It is harder for a Trent to get that kind of respect, because he hasn't proven himself yet in the NFL, but Trent's wining ways have been catching the eyes of his team.