This may seem trite but the transcendent athletes in every sport all break the mold. Josh's best game comes with about twice as many mistakes as the average QB and about 5 times as many highlight reel plays. Can he improve on his decision making? Yes. But only to a point because the risk taking is in his DNA somewhere. Let Josh be Josh.
Dammit, I want you to watch the video because it's the Rick Astley video Guess I'll never make it as an interent troll. Of course our window is wide open.
Exactly the kind of contract we need to not be doing right now. Someone will pay him too much because there aren't enough pass catching TEs to go around but he struggled mightily this year while the offense around him improved.
I don't agree with Nick Wright very often but his analysis of Josh here is pretty spot on and enough to have me worried that our window isn't as wide open as we thought.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
All “objective signs” do not point toward us falling short. Your anxieties point to that.
Vegas still has us as the team second most likely to win it all, slightly behind KC. THAT world is about objectivity.
I'm not one of those people who's down on the Bills right now but -5.0 seems like a lot. I think the line is reflecting the Bengals' injury problems on OL but we haven't really shown a front four that takes advantage of that.
Interesting. I always thought it was more like holding where the spirit of the penalty is less about safety and more about that life is too easy on blockers if they can block someone in the back who's gotten leverage on them.
Well said. The worm always turns eventually in this league and the next time the Bills are mediocre certain fans will regret not being enthused for the playoffs.
Kirk Cousins is the epitome of a QB who will put up volume numbers and get you to the playoffs but never win one. Sort of taken that mantle from Andy Dalton.