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just to be safe we should prob through an interception or two as well... might as well get them out of the way before the hard part of the schedule.

Art of the deal…😉

Josh is an MVP on and off the field.

My question is- who was he speaking to when he wrote this? Because, if was other people of a similar political persuasion, why would he say he has bad news? Wouldn’t it be good news, because “Kirk was so filled with hate”? She posted this because she said she was open to reading the names of powerful people involved with Epstein, during a congressional session.

Sure it could be hampering him but I think he is still playing well He knows what Josh likes as in blocking patterns and if you're going to miss where to miss Like you can't get beat this way clean but if you're going to get beat clean it's got to be this way because I can handle it better Josh has a tremendous sense off the defensive left side, so the right tackle, and if a Spencer Brown whiff is even in a spot where Josh excels... Sure it's a lost rep but it can still be a won play Ideally you'd want Spencer to win every rep.. but if on the occasional reps he is losing, it's where Josh is comfortable with pressure we can still get positive plays... Because Josh feels frontside pressure very well

I think this is just a masterful troll job. However, if you flip a coin 50 times in a row and it's heads each time......the next flip will still give you a 50% chance of being heads or tails. Past results don't matter.

My eyes and ears are always open, regardless of where it leads…

He looked to me live like he lost a handful of pass pro snaps last week, which has NOT been the norm for a decent stretch now. Could that be related to this "calf" injury designation that showed up this week? Seems like Brown hadn't been beat around the edge much while mostly healthy the last year or two, whereas we definitely saw some blatant pressures allowed early on in his career as he apparently battled back from a back injury. SUPER buttoned-up execution, and a real testament to McD and Josh Allen growing together towards the cleanest, most physical, most "winning" football formula. The real question remains: will this ultra-balanced, ultra-protective approach ever work in the playoffs against the league's best offenses and defenses? We know it works against the vast majority of regular season opponents.

Drunk posting is a serious medical condition bro. 😆 We’ve all been there..your allowed only one though.

British band fronted by lead singer and BBC presenter Guy Garvey. What an incredible show. Didn't really know much about them other than he sounds a lot like Peter Gabriel. They played to a sold out show of maybe 8-900 people at the Brooklyn Bowl in Philly. If you get the chance.....GO!!!!

Yawn…clearly you are running out of material, as these were debunked years ago… I assume you’re just hoping people don’t read the full quotes, and take your word it, just like the “very fine people on both sides” hoax. Best of luck to you and your efforts…😉

I haven’t played this game in a while… I forget how many points are gained when a serious statistics explanation is generated in response to a sh!tpost… is it 💯?

This definition of play-action certainly changes MY perception of the recorded stats. Sure, there is traditional play-action from under center, and then there is play-action from shotgun and pistol. But the thing I'm most interested in is the effort to mirror run blocking on the line and with the QB-to-RB mesh point. If the Bills are running a higher % than recorded due to Allen not being under center, that's at least somewhat assuaging. Does anyone have numbers on the snaps that are missed by traditional PA accounting?

I’ll jump in and try to debate this with respect. Who do the Bills need to prove they can win with a TO? Why would any team want to do that? The odds ultimately can catch up with the Bills even when they are trying to not turn the ball over. The odds are the same for not purposely trying to turn it over. It won’t lessen the odds in future games.

That's still kind of obvious. We need a more mooanced approach. It's like when the punter wants to back up five yards so he stands there waiting for the snap for a full 10 seconds before getting flagged for delay of game. It's so obvious that he wants to back up 5 yards that the opposing coach always declines the penalty. What they should do is have one of the OL guys false start just ahead of an actual snap - - less obvious, more suttle. How about this? Which offensive skill position guy got the lowest Wonderlik score? Have him spike the ball on the 1 yard line before going in for a TD. Too bad we don't have McKelvin anymore. After that kick-off return fumble late against NE, he'd have been perfect. Wait - - SMH, did we have a no-turnover streak going before that NE game?

All the old heads who have suffered through 65 years of Bills football deserve Josh Allen I don't my father does.. all of our fathers and the old timers thats who Josh is for

Still a lie. lmao