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I think like many people here have said, Josh comes to the game with cobwebs in his brain. People say just wtf Josh. And you look at some of his stuff in 1st quarter of games and go why Josh just why. You had this guy wide open you could have throw to cook in the flat. But no Josh Allen just is a normal person when he starts the game. Tbd don't have Josh run on the first play of the game. No Josh run on the first play of the game get into someone's face and bark at them. Clear the cobwebs and turn into superman. Any ways hope this weather that we are getting know lasts till Sunday cause you are not throwing balls in 35 mph winds Joe and 9 degree weather. But superman can.

Yes and they beat the Pats last time so it was a case of pick your poison!!

Don’t obsess over scenarios where we get the 7 seed in a tiebreaker after going 10-7 or whatever. This season only ends in a SB if we play our best football starting now.

I get that, I was replying to a post about Howie Roseman.

One point I left out was Allen doing a good job of calling protections and blocking schemes, which in part goes to the masterful point. I think his argument is that while Josh's stats were pedestrian, he was excellent at "orchestrating" the offense.

I remember standing on the corner at midnight Trying to get my courage up There was this long lovely dancer in a little club downtown I loved to watch her do her stuff Through the long lonely nights she filled my sleep Her body softly swaying to that smoky beat Down on Main street

You should try employment, this isn't it man.

No, ideally we win out and the Pats*** lose to Baltimore and either the Jets or Fish. This is not as far fetched as it might first appear. If Miami continues to play well they could be in the hunt going into that final game vs. NE.

Josh was asked to do very little this game. And that’s totally fine, it was the right way to win the game, but to call it masterful on his part is puffery to say the least.

I think if either the long term coaches from that division are canned it will seal McDaniel's fate in Miami. Ross cannot resist big names. And truthfully, a Tomlin or Harbaugh is probably needed to reset the culture down there. Refocus guys from the club scene to the football field.

I get arrested, especially twice when I don't do anything wrong. Damn you trump!

A week after a lackluster performance against Houston, the Bills bounced back with attitude and poise. "Allen played and managed the game much like a composer, hitting just the right notes at just the right times. He didn't play into the false narrative of a broken passing game or that the erratic Bills were tailing off as the playoffs approached." Highlights-- 1. To note the obvious, the defense was outstanding in every way, playing with an attitude that has been often missing. 2. Brady made adjustments from Houston. TE's chipped frequently to give tackles a bit more time to set and block. 3. Allen mostly good, especially in second half. First half interception was his fault, however, as he seemed to totally misread the defense and threw to Davis when he was the worst option given the D. Kurt Warner says same thing in his All-22. 4. The great Allen, throw to Johnson on final drive of first half. Kubiak also agrees with many on this Board that going for three before halftime was a blessing in disguise, as the scoop and score to start the second half gave Bills the lead instead of a tie. 5. More Allen--TD pass to Coleman was one of Allen's best plays ever. Play was designed to go to Knox, who was wide open. But Allen saw ball would be tipped/batted down and so he ended up pump faking and starting to run. But Ramsey saw the run, and Allen sees Ramsey, and tosses TD to Coleman. Reaction time on this play was off the charts good. Swing pass to Cook later was an amazing pass with perfect precision. And Josh got back to running effectively as needed. Conclusion: "Allen is the best QB in football when he runs as necessary, completes his progression to open receivers and manages the game with patience and poise." Behind BN paywall. https://buffalonews.com/sports/professional/nfl/bills/article_f0eb8433-e320-4a28-8ad9-469d67a9a7ac.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share

I know, it’s kind of amazing how often GMs and their staff get it wrong.

Big ben is such a blowhard. There's a reason he's never been on a network show, even as a guest analyst. Its 100% time for Tomlin to go, but he's more likely to end as the HC of the Giants than Penn State

They also forever changed the landscape of QB contracts with that ridiculous fully guaranteed nonsense for Watson. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re generally hated by other front offices.

Not disputing any of this. But it can't be coincidence that Asante starts and Slay is asking out. He had to have been told his services were not valued. Playing the Bengals and Chase would be a game you would think he would absolutely be needed in.

I took it off, thought about it for 5 seconds... and put it back on.

excuse me for butting in. This was a very thoughtful post and I appreciated it. The football side has Much more productive conversations. No moderation in PPP creates a shitshow that the regulars are willing to put up with The conversations , and I use that term loosely, are Nothing like it you were to be in person. Even half of that civility would be welcome here. But instead if you pose a different view out come the negative memes and lebels. I think teef is willing to have a civil online conversation. I read that he gives back the same energy he receives. I do think engaging in this place brave. Even with the exodus Fox's board this place mostly leans way right. and frankly there are a lot of #######s here of course carry on. we all choose how to spend our time online. Peace OUT.

Now thats funny lol

I agree. That’s the 2nd reason I didn’t want him in the draft (broken neck and being told he’d never play again being the first).