QB Bills

Read the thread title too quick and didn't notice "chart" 😬

Like the Patriots in their heyday, they don't beat themselves. Speaks to good coaching and scouting.

Every team has injuries. But why is it that only the good players get hurt on the Bills? Goes back to Chris kelsay never missing a game.

Best Brady play design yet? That was a thing of beauty.

As usual, impressive how well op's spelling and grammar is while typing with pompoms on. If that was a straight A effort and we only beat the f'n Cardinals by a failed Hail Mary, then I'm officially worried about the rest of the season.

Most overall talented QB I've ever watched.

This is an absurd contract for a replacement level player.

How many more teammates does this idiot have to hit before getting him off the field? He's replacement level without the baggage, why sign him for multiple years? Stupid all around.

Didn't watch but I'm guessing it was along the lines of the usual awkward "Hell of a win man. Hell of a win. What do we say man? All three phases. All three phases. But that's one. Just one. We gotta keep going. Humble and hungry man. Humble. And hungry. All glory to God, man." I wonder how many of the 53 are cringing and/or holding in their laughter.

He's got a bit of violence to his game which has been a sorely lacking element in McDermott's defense since he got here. As others have stated, hoping they let him make his mistakes now because he could be exactly the kind of player/attitude they've been missing when the pressure gets turned up.

Pours out the gasoline. Lights match. Runs.

Shortly after this video ended, that dog pooped on the grass near the field. That turd is still sitting there today and remains a far better coach than Sean McDermott.

Not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, it's great that the players are involved and having their voices heard. On the other hand, you'd hope that the coach would know what's best in terms of giving the team the best chance to win and getting the players to follow along.

That mouth breather Kelce will never admit to it but I'm sure he only threw that lateral because he knew the play was getting called back anyway.

Nobody else thought of this scene? I couldn't have been the only one

Oh god. It's hilariously sad how this isn't far from one of his absurd calls.

Man, listening to Murph really makes me sad that we will now have Josh Allen's career highlights permanently narrated by Chris Brown. It's such a huge step down.

Seconded. Stevie, Fred Jackson and Kyle Williams were my favourite drought era Bills.

Josh is the best qb in the league. Put any other qb on this bills team and the team gets worse. That includes mahomes, who gets to play the sport on easy mode with the kool-aid man designing plays for him.

This is the most unintentionally funny post I've read here in a while. I think we've found Sean McDermott's secret TBD account.

All you people complaining about the pass rush makes it seem like you didn't even watch any of the playoff games the Bills have lost. Having Bruce Smith in his prime would have made no difference when Mahomes and Burrow are getting the ball out in less than 2 seconds to wide open targets. The blame falls on one person and that's the clapping idiot on the sidelines who runs the defense that is constantly getting outschemed in big games. If it wasn't for Josh Allen, the guy would be coaching defensive backs somewhere right now. This team is going nowhere with him at the helm and are wasting prime years of the most talented QB in the game.

It's way less than that

He's gotta catch that. Looks like he alligator-armed it with the incoming hit. It's preseason so probably the wise move. Would hate to see this when the games matter though.

Said it from day one. He's fast but he's dumb and is the kind of player to make a costly mistake to lose you a game. Prototypical drought Bills kind of guy. Wish they'd move on from him asap.

That Daboll offense when it was on was a thing of beauty. Everything looked so easy for Allen. Sucks that we kept the wrong coach.