Mr. WEO

what point are you making with Rivers? If the gets in or not...so what? You already said Josh will get in. If Josh never plays in a SB, he can't be considered one of the "best ever". I don't need an "institution" to hold that opinion.

Warren Moon retired 24 years ago. Who would be talking about him now? Who's talking about Fouts or Tarkington or Johnny Unitas anymore? Jim Kelly had one AP1 and zero SB wins--he's talked about in upstate NY, but hardly anywhere else. He wasn't among the "greatest" ever. So what?

So all of Josh Allen's body of work in the NFL to this point was just erased by getting 2nd team AP (his first AP naming, by the way)? How did "they" do that? Have they erased it from your memory as well or were you able to somehow protect these memories from the "institutions" that stole from the rest of use rubes?

"he'll be in the HOF"...but "he won't be mentioned among the all time greats"? lol. what institution led you to type those 2 statements in the same post?

Truth cannot be "erased". What part of Josh's legacy was "erased"? Be specific.

guy was a flash in the pan with 1 decent season years ago. Mentally and physically soft. Titans, Jets, Bears are close....but Browns have the worst ownership/organization for a generation. With the way the draft is organized and revenue sharing, as an owner, you would have to actively be sabotaging your own team to have made the decisions Haslam (a legit crook) has made over the years.

Of course he found a second chance (this IS the NFL, after all)----at Crack Daddy's Felon Halfway House! Luckily (for him) he committed his crime in Cali or he would be Punting for the Green Machine. Anyway--he's at league average for net per Punt and below average inside the 20. He's already a mediocrity. He had a bigger impact at Prom last year. Camarda is a below average Punter (what bill does that fill?)---so why is it important that he's "cheap"? His last annual average is more than Bojo got when he left Buffalo. Punter salaries are negligible anyway. If teams felt the way you do, they would all draft Punters every 3-4 years and cut them...to save all that Punter second contract money..lol.

Who are they and what did they erase?

Downfall? That happened decades ago

A man in another car’s life is over . this bums life behind bars will just begin

wut? what’s journalistic erasure?

lame diapers for Monday?

showing up for this event was the worst

no no....you're not pining over his cruel fate. it cut you deep, didn't it doc? lol Anyway, the year the Bills let BoJoGo, he led the NFL in yards per punt, 4th in net and was 7th inside the 20%. Too expensive? He got $1 million from the Packers for a year--essentially vet minimum. His avg annual now is #10 for Punters (Martin is very close at 12).

they did what other major carriers did just before them. the fires are tragic for those who lost their homes, but these wildfires will only become even more frequent. They at some point it makes no sense to underwrite in these insanely high risk areas people are building in. It’s like hurricane and flood zones on the east coast—weather destroying homes and people just rebuild and wonder why they can’t get insured.

Just fair catch. Punt returns are typically negligible this isn’t a probkem

lol pining is what you did (endlessly) for the other mediocrity with a penchant for kids. im just pointing out getting rid of a decent punter made no sense. Now the Bills are, what, 3 Punters later and still looking? Come on. Unforced error. It’s dumb

I don't see him suddenly being an impact player. he's just that kind of WR. he's good for a dink and dunk/checkdown. they don't need Samuel to be the guy Sunday...

lol, he's 34--younger than Miller. This guy's inside the 20 numbers are 28/34/38% over 3 seasons. His net this season is 36.5. Martin is better now than this guy has been. but yeah, Punter doesn't matter--if you're punting that much for him to make a difference then he's not your problem---so I'm not sure why anyone would go so hard to the mats over a Punter. Right?? lol...

a what? guy has started 4 games and appeared on the field for 31% of snaps since week 8....

I'd be more worried about that secondary...

he played 89% of Offensive snaps. Before the final game, Trubisky attempted 4 passes in 5 blowouts (only in 1 of them did he take more than 15% of snaps). Had they left Josh in those games, there's no reason to believe they would be asking him to pass any more than Trubisky did---just run out the clock. So Josh would had had little, if anything, to add to his stats in any of those games if he played them out. That leaves only the final game, in which case he might have had another couple of TDs before they switched to runs to end the game.. All in all, not much different.

I mean that guy's narration, his finger and the awful production values made the video painful to watch. He needs a multimedia person to help him with this kind of stuff.

One of the best. Better than the guy he replaced--or any since..