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Rex Ryan was coach of the Bills for two years and managed a 8-8 and 7-8 season (fired before wek 17) following a 9-7 Doug Marrone season. McDermott was 9-7, 6-10 (5-6 with Allen playing and winning literally every game that Allen managed a passer rating above 80), and 10-6 in his first three years. He was already above .500 before Allen became a consistently good QB. Tyrod Taylor provided the Bills significantly better QB play than Allen by both passer rating and QBR prior to Allen's 2020 season, and the 2017 season with Tyrod was when he had become pretty figured out and started to decline both statistically and by the eyeball test. TL;DR-- Your statement is factually incorrect.

Allen Cook Kincaid Benford Oliver honorable mention: Dion Dawkins

Update: Buffalo has signed Devonshire to their PS. He replaces an offensive lineman (Broecker) who was released.

This one helped send us to the SB.

Where did you go?

This one was good too.

The 1st one I remember that stuck was Tony Greene 100+ yarder in ‘76?

This made me legit lol..

What an adorable thread.

😂😂Red Ryan didn't have Super Josh for 3/3 of his career and he still managed the same W/L as McDermott

Regardless of Diggs' more recent play, there's zero doubt in my mind that he'll be at the top of his game and that McDaniels and Vrabel will want him to play a big role. Yeah, numerous of the passes in the first half were unstoppable... perfect ball placement beating excellent coverage. There were several passes that were literally 12 inches from being defensed.

Taron Johnson bd ravens in playoff game. Second would be Sam Adan’s vs patriots. I was there!!!!!

Haha

This thread really hurts @B-Man's feelings. Wonder why.

This. I love this 7 minutes of video coverage on it from Turning Point. I probably watch it once a year.

Leonard Smith 1990 vs Denver Sam Adams vs pats 2003 Taron Johnson pick 6 div rd vs Baltimore 2020- the biggest one I can remember

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It's not a particularly subtle parallel. I address it explicitly in my response. Most coaches aren't anything special. McVay is special. Belichick was special until the game passed him by. McDermott is very good, though, and plenty capable of winning a Superbowl if the cards line up right. Welcome to football; that's how it is for the 30 to 31 out of 32 teams that aren't a dynasty at any given point in time. Peterman did win, though. And very clearly so. Unfortunately, live bullets in the NFL are way faster than the preseason version and Peterman doesn't have the ability to make that jump. There's a reason he's had a long and (relatively) lucrative career as a #3 QB, though. The man has made like 8 million dollars to hold a clipboard and be excellent in the QB room despite not having the physical talent to see meaningful play at the pro level.

All humor aside, the video does look encouraging.

He's going to be awesome in the playoffs

After a while you start to smile, now you feel cool Then you decide to take a walk by the old school Nothing has changed, it's still the same I've got nothing to say, but it's okay Good morning, good morning Good morning

3/4 of the way through the Bengals game the narrative was Allen has no weapons. Then Burrow tossed a floater right to a blitzing CB for 6 and Allen put his cape on so it's all forgotten. But it could still be true. I'm admittedly a crazy optimist who always expects they'll win. It's not an act for the boards. But I'm.also not blind. IF we win it all this year it's because Allen went nuclear in the playoffs and just became unstoppable.

Why are you assuming there’s clean up?