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Kenny Pickett is the guy from the old Burger King commercials.

Umm, that would be @HOUSE. Not a big deal, but I prefer guys showing us things on the field over saying things off the field. Especially the young guys.

Your first comment I agreed with, but not sure I agree with this. You don't think Josh Allen getting called the most overrated player by his peers and media, provided any motivation to him this year and didn't impact performance?

Clowney was very good from 2016-2018. He put up extremely high TFL stats in those years (16, 21, 16) and was an all-pro in 2016. He had 9.5 sacks in 2023 for the Ravens too.

It’s a compliment. They used to say Brady or Manning. Now its Allen, Mahomes or Lamar

I think Flutie in a modern offense would be a more effective Kyler Murray. I think he'd shine with Joe Brady or a lot of the newest generation of OCs.

The tolerant Left, so peaceful so welcoming

Oof. Rams fans will have to be up at 6:30 AM their time for that London game.

Mack great weird dude. He caught 31 of 50 targets for 378 yards. Not great. More and Palmer way more productive.

Mentally fit!

The lizard peoples space lasers will be in full force for the snow as long as they can get HAARP and the contrails to get the moisture high enough.

I don't know about that. Flute was flat-out better than Johnson. He's not even in the same league as Allen. Flutie played extremely well in 2000, going 4-1. That was his third season with the Bills, but Johnson was handed the job that year on the order of Wilson. He was 22-9 overall as a Bills starter.

Likewise, to those who say we don’t need him, I ask does he increase our chances of winning our first SB? I see a million heads nodding, so why quibble over a few million. It’s not our money anyway. 😂

The problem with Flutie was that the league figured him out. He was like a pitcher that once hitters got a good look they knew what he couldn’t do. I’d have to go with Fitz, he went to Harvard you know.

Flutie, and it's not even close. Fitz would be second and Tyrod third.

Not only that we had Mario williams, too. With whitner we had 5 of the top ten picks of the 2006 draft on our roster lol

I'm pretty sure Josh outweighs more than half the linebackers in the league.

You know it’s also going to be a snow globe game. Nfl always gets what it wants

That's my point. With the cap going up 10+ million every year why bicker about 2.5 per.

He wasn't a 1st round type Quarterback talent even before the injury. Good college QB, sad for him to end without ever really getting a shot in the pros because of health, but his ceiling was in any event somewhat limited.