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Let’s run that play after we give up a TD

Josh Allen has had defeated looks on his face in years past when we lose Plenty of people on this website would talk about the camera zoom in on Josh in the fourth quarter when we haven't scored in 4th Straight drives and he looks defeated That's been said here for years it really is nothing new Most quarterbacks are married and it does not make them just retire... In fact it keeps people like Tom Brady playing Who is Josh's idol

yes it's a dome

“Brits rip away titles from pedophiles” unless they’re Muslims in which case they invite them in and give them free housing.

But does it as much anymore? We heard him say Hailee has taught him he is mote than a QB. Add to that The years of failure and knowing nothing is going to change wears on an athlete. And yeah I can see him passing on millions,because he has enough money, he wants to win. You said the magic word it"HAS" been his passion his whole life, his face shows something different now. Not years past, but now.

Kash Pedo Patel When your base is a bunch of brain washed imbeciles that makes sense!

Differences he wanted 15 million dollars last time and now he's on the practice squad

Unless you’re implying Hailee is a football, or that Kubiak lives with them, I’m really not following…

It's just weird seeing college football (and even high school) still use traditional kickoffs, and the NFL has instituted this wacky XFL play. I'm not saying it's wrong, just strange. I've seen several KO returners get lit up this season. The collisions with the returners are still bone crunching. Maybe it leads to fewer hard collisions between blockers.

It's amazing what a season and a half of Keon Coleman will do to a person.

Didn't the Patriots* only sign Diggs for one year? Not much to run out on.

But again Dave, Jim Kubiak was a star quarterback in high school and in college where he was a 3 year starter. He set 22 school records at the Naval Academy. He played in the NFL for the Panthers, Colts and the Jets. He played in NFL Europe. He's coached college and in the Arena League. He runs a QB academy. He has a lot of credibility even when he's critiquing Josh.

Hello idiot

Has Coleman tried clapping harder?

Tons of quarterbacks have those looks Patrick mahomes has had that face for years Something tells me and this is not the homer in me That Josh Allen is not going to pass up millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars.. for a game that has been his passion his whole life This is called a rough patch He literally is the NFL iron Man .. football means a lot to himself still

I think everyone is over complicating this. Its pretty simple. Josh Allen is not as effective this season as in recent seasons. This is not open for debate. Why Allen is not as effective this season is open for debate. The following is my opinion McDermott is a system coach and wants players that conform to the system. The alternative is an adaptive coach who modifies his systems to optimize the talents of the players. Both types can succeed. I do prefer the second type. I believe Bellichek and Reid both are/were both more of the adaptive types. Allen, like most high end athletes perform best when in the proper rythym. In football one of the primary goals of the defense is to get the QB out of their natural rythm. In games where Tom Brady struggled, it was almost always because the defense got him out of his rythym. This season the Bills offensive scheme takes Allen out of his rythym, which saves the defense the trouble. Every year with the Bills it seems like there is a new grand experiment from the coaches. This year's experiment is: can we change Josh Allen's natural rythym to conform to something that is not natural to him, and get equal production. So far the experiment is failing. The problems with the WR corp are real, but they are secondary to to the problems this experiment is creating. The solution from my perspective is that In the first or second series of each game, the defense needs to be reminded that Josh is a running threat on passing downs, when Mr. Cook is having his well deserved third down rests. This will put Josh back in his natural rythym, and it will make the defenses account for that the rest of the game. This one change would have a profound impact.

You wrote: I suspect the lack of any move to upgrade Allen's weapons at the trade deadline hit him hard. And then: I bet Burrow is having a blast out there and he probably thinks that if the Bengal's got a great RB to go along with their awesome WR's they would become the greatest show on turf and start winning those shootouts. You're a good poster but sometimes you imagine things in your head without any proof and then present your opinions with certainty. It doesn't get any more speculative than that.

You know what will throw them off? Maybe use Gilliam or hawes on our weekly jet sweep for loss or fumble

Throw in the fact he is married to a Hollywood star, and living in California. Attitudes can change real quick. Even in some of his press conferences, I get this zen vibe from him. At some point, he will need to put his foot down. And I don’t mean screaming at people. I mean leading fearlessly regardless of what others think.

Well for the scenario he’d be imposing, you’d have to be doing the rubbing the right way. Not him.

OK. And Keon Coleman had 8 catches for over 100 yards in the first game of the season. No offense but it takes more than 2 catches or a good game. Outside of Shakir, these wide receivers have shown nothing.

Is it time to go to the basketball model, other team gets possession after a score. up to your defense to stop them.

VERY big question. Daboll used to be that guy. Not afraid to get in his face. I don't believe Brady or McDermott will do that.

15 million more than the great Obama!!

I injured my groin just reading this.