DaBills4life
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I'm not confusing anything, you're the one convinced wins and loses determine who's good and who isn't. Now you're changing your tune and seperating regular season and post season. The fact is the teams with the best offensive and defensive statistics combined with strength of schedule are how you determine the good teams from the bad teams. The Bills are 4-1 and the Dolphins are 2-2, but the Bills don't have a top 10 unit on either side of the ball and the Dolphins have a top 10 unit on both sides of the ball.
Also look how the Bills got their 4 wins, no division games played, no top 10 teams beat. The Bills barely hang on to win against 3 teams 2 of which have fired their HC's already and the Bills couldn't destroy teams that have been in the business of destroying themselves this year. The Only team the Bills have faced with a winning record is Arizona and they were just 500 when the Bills played them and they blew up the Bills.
You will make an argument out of anything that doesn't favor your team. Face it the Bills at 4-1 aren't as good as many 2-2 teams.
There is a huge difference in what your saying though. If some team beats a team head 2 head over and over again, then there is no question who the better team is.
And why do you keep trying to diminish the Bills 4-1 start? No one wins anything going 4-1. Let the season play out. If you really look at the Bills schedule, if they beat SD next week, they could go 1-5 in the division and still finish 10-6 or 9-7, its not a hard schedule at all. I'm not going to lie to you either, I will take it. The whole division has a weak schedule.
Also, strength of schedule is determined by the other teams win/loss record. Im just saying, so if you use strength of schedule then you are using wins and losses to determine how good a team is.