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JujuFish

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  1. 14 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

    The argument is that Mahomes didn't play the first season...which is factually wrong.  He played the last game.  So I am removing Allens rookie year up to the last game JUST LIKE MAHOMES so their rookie years match.  And when you do, by seasons end, Allen will still have more TD's than Mahomes if he stays on the pace he is on now

    I didn't argue that he didn't play his first season. In fact, my numbers include every single game he played in his first season, just like they do Allen's.  Removing Allen's games doesn't make anything sense.  Try again.

  2. 11 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

     

    You didnt answer my question though, and you are ignoring the fact that Josh still has 6 games to go.  By seasons end its MORE than likely, that even if you back out Allens first 8 games to match Mahomes that he will STILL have more TD's than Mahomes.  

    Mahomes after 80 games: 204. Allen after 80 games: 182

    Mahomes after 88 games: 219. Allen after 88 games: 206

    Mahomes in games 81-88: 15. Allen in games 81-88: 24

     

    I have no idea what point you're trying to make. By the end of the season, Allen will have played, barring injury, 14 more games than Mahomes in his first six seasons. And why would you take away Allen's first X games? What's the argument there?

  3. 15 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

    Without Brady, Bill Belichick is 0-4 against the Bills when his quarterback throws more than three times.

     

    Ackshually *pushes glasses back up on nose* Belichick is 3-7 in such cases. 0-1 with the Browns, 1-1 in 2000 before Brady took over, 2-0 when Brady was out for the 2008 season, 0-1 when Brady was suspended in 2016, and 0-4 since Brady left.

  4. 1 hour ago, Buddy Hix said:

    Allen’s salary hasn’t fully kicked in yet. Bills will feel the same pain shortly.

     

    1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:

     

    Because we aren't paying our QB $40M yet, his deal kicks in next year. 

     

    Oh, we're definitely paying him.  Allen is making $47 million for the 2022 season. Thanks to salary cap voodoo, his cap hit will be under $17 million.

  5. 2 minutes ago, BassToMouth said:

    Hahaha. You think this isn’t a child like response? Nice hyperbole. Squeezing people out of their livelihoods is okay with you then gotcha. Pathetic. 

     

    Can't address the argument, can only try to put words in my mouth.  Yes, that's what a child does who can't support their side.

  6. 1 minute ago, BassToMouth said:

    Ah yes infallible science. 
     

    You care more about football than a potential life changing decision. You likely have no clue how many in perfect shape athletes have been getting myocarditis and other serious issues from ‘science’ backed decisions. 
     

    I’m embarrassed for you

    Myocarditis has a significantly lower incidence rate in the vaccine than from COVID.  And it's temporary.  COVID kills.  Grow up.

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  7. 8 hours ago, SirAndrew said:

    I’m actually surprised by the number of people who think Allen will regress statistically. He put up huge numbers last year, so it’s very possible he might “regress”, but not a given. Josh was asked carry to the team, but that’s going to be his role. I don’t understand the idea that he won’t need to carry the team as much. 

    I'm surprised by the number of people who think it's an impossibility that Allen could regress.  That's just absurdly blind faith and not couched in any sort of logic or reason.

  8. (5:57) (Shotgun) 5-K.Collins pass incomplete deep right to 19-J.McCareins. PENALTY on BAL-55-T.Suggs, Roughing the Passer, 15 yards, enforced at TEN 20 - No Play. Penalty on TEN-71-M.Roos, False Start, superseded.

     

    If there's a false start, isn't the play supposed to be blown dead? It doesn't seem to me that the penalty on Suggs should even have happened (which didn't even look like a penalty to me).

  9. I know I'm greatly oversimplifying things here, and I also recognize the overall issue is much more complex. However, often something that is purportedly very complex turns out to be relatively simple, after you strip away all the smoke and mirrors. As I see it:

     

    - WIVB has a broadcasting license from the FCC. That entitles them to certain benefits. One of those benefits is legal restrictions on companies like TW to prevent them from undercutting their business by pulling in feeds of competing stations.

    - However, WIVB also has a monopoly on the CBS local feed. As such, there should be restrictions in place to prevent them from exploiting that monopoly status. What LIN is essentially doing is attempting to force TW to pay for their feed, which will be passed along to their customers. Call it a "royalty", whatever, I don't care. The bottom line is what really matters. LIN charges TW, who charges me. It's an indirect charge to the customer, for a free OTA feed. LIN wants to make me pay them money for the privilege of having cable TV. I don't get any benefit from my indirect payment to them, as I can watch WIVB any time I want without cable. So why should I have to pay them?

    You're kidding yourself if you think it hasn't already been passed onto customers. LIN TV didn't all of a sudden start charging for their networks.

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