JujuFish

That makes a lot of sense. I know 1 spot in the draft doesn't mean much, but it still makes me feel a little better, haha.

You can read it here yourself: https://operations.nfl.com/the-players/the-nfl-draft/the-rules-of-the-draft/ Specifically this bit:

I watched It's A Wonderful Life for the first time today. Not bad, but I wouldn't consider it one of the greatest Christmas movies of all time.

Strength of victory is not a tiebreaker. It's SOS, then division record, then conference record, then coin flip.

The first tiebreaker is strength of schedule, and Buffalo sits behind Denver and Detroit and above Cincinnati. I don't know about the list you're talking about, but literally everywhere I've looked agrees with the strength of schedule tiebreaker for the 6-10 teams. Ah, thanks. There's still a game going on...

Everywhere I see says the Bills pick tenth. Where is everyone seeing 9th?

Josh Allen looked good today.

Looked like the opposite to me. He pulled Allen's head away from Alonso's hit.

Merry Christmas, everyone! Congratulations, Pi!

Can I quit now?

Did anyone on the offense decide to show up today? It sure doesn't seem like it.

I'd love to see a hat trick tonight. Reinhart, maybe?

1-in-588 chance isn't that horrendous. There are far more than 588 NFL players, so odds are at least a couple of them would get chosen that often.

Kenny Golladay > Tre White ?

There were 2 games yesterday? Woops.

I get that reaction a lot with 70s/80s movies. I've never seen a Rocky or Rambo movie, or Top Gun, or Lethal Weapon, or Alien, or Predator, or Dirty Harry, or ...

I haven't seen most of the Christmas movies mentioned here. Die Hard easily gets my vote.

Cincinatti, New York Giants, New York Jets, Houston, Los Angeles Chargers, Oakland, Minnesota, Miami, and Arizona all rated worse by PFF.

The D played a much better game than Allen did. He had 3 turnovers that were entirely his fault. Buffalo's OL is poor, but it's not the worst in the league. You didn't even mention the worst part of the team today, the horrendous special teams. The Jets started what, 4 consecutive drives in Buffalo territory and only one of those was a turnover?

I don't like Bale's Batman at all. His Bruce Wayne is good, though. I haven't seen many of his movies, but I really enjoyed The Prestige.

For me, it's Hitchcock.

I'm no expert, but I'd say so. He also broke his pocket while it was entirely intact.

Because planting your feet for a throw isn't about as fundamental as it gets?

Indeed. I mentioned it because it's so counterintuitive (to me) that the first tiebreaker between two teams is not their record against each other.

For what it's worth, head-to-head is actually the third tiebreaker, behind points percentage and ROW.