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Cooks had the DB beat by a couple of steps. The ball was underthrown. The DB should have never had a chance at the ball.

All we needed was one this game. Just one.

(1) How many points do WE score if Josh doesn't turn it over? I mean, we scored 30 with all the turnovers. (2) Sure, if you feel like Allen is the only reason we were 4th in the NFL in scoring. (3) Oh boy. I am as serious as you are. Which apparently isn't very. (4) Bizarre is holding Josh's hand like he's a baby. (5) How are you missing that my point is that Allen was more responsible than McDermott?!? Yet you can't understand my viewpoint?! (6) We outscored them, except for the points off of turnovers. No turnovers by Josh and Denver doesn't score as much. Indefensible?!?! What a joke.

WTF?!?! You asked, I answered. Seems you don't like my answer. Are we discussing the Bills vs Broncos playoff game?!? If Allen takes care of the ball, we win. Going away. The game where we turn the ball over 5x and we still take them to overtime?!? What a BS reply. You're right. I didn't watch Walker intercept Nix and put us in scoring position, only to have Allen throw a terrible int. You're right. I didn't watch the ridiculous ending to the 1st half. You're right. I didn't watch Josh miss Knox for a TD. You're right. I didn't watch Josh miss Shakir for a TD. You're right. I didn't watch Josh admit to everyone this game was on him. Keep wearing 'em

With 0 turnovers? We win going away. We didn't need super Josh. The defense, special teams, receivers and the running game played well enough to win. All he had to do was play average to decent. But... he sucked. He admitted to it, yet too many people want to place blame elsewhere. He doesn't need to be babied anymore. This seemed to be the year with the easiest path to a SB. The team was ready and played well enough to beat Denver. Well, most of the team. It's OK to say it. You can still hold on to your Bills Mafia card, even if you admit Josh had a bad game.

Cook scored 2 rushing touchdowns that game. My math says that's 12 points. 35-12=23. Not to mention Cook caught a TD pass, also. Point being, Josh isn't scoring all of our points on his own. Also, a little over the top, but Josh isn't kicking Xtra points either (5 points). If you're going to give Josh credit for all the points, then, Maye scored 31. Not too shabby. Did you miss Maye scored 2 rushing TDs that game?

Maye's. Ask Josh and I'm sure he wants the win over #s and will take Maye's game vs Denver over his. Hands down. Were Josh's #s higher? Sure, including the most important #. Turnovers. This isn't even counting the missed TD passes to Knox and Shakir. The Cooks int/non-int was thrown short. Cooks had the DB beat by a couple of steps and Josh threw it short. Cooks had to slow down for the ball. Also, Maye didn't throw a pick right after his defense intercepts Nix and puts us in FG range. Josh did. And WTF was that to end the 1st half?!?! I guess it's ok cuz he's Josh and most here think we should take the bad with the good. Well, there you go. Take the bad and chew on it. Maye's game vs Denver > Josh's game vs Denver. Unless you were still playing fantasy football. 😂

This aged well. 7 points in the 2nd half vs the Texans did get it done in the playoffs. 10 points in the second half vs the Chargers did get it done. And only 10 points in the 2nd half vs Denver got it done. You know why? Maye didn't turn the ball over like Josh. Can he hold Josh's jockstrap? Probably not. That would be hard to do with so many here holding onto it to siff it. If NE wins the Super Bowl, maybe Josh can hold Maye's ring for a while.

Beane wouldn't, so I wouldn't.

Not true. He sucked that game and that's why we lost. You guys should just shut up and listen to Josh himself. He knows he was the main reason for the loss. He told you this after the game. He's a grown man and can handle admitting to it. He doesn't need you or anyone here babying him. No one here wanted to hear it when he admitted after the Cincy playoff loss that the issue between he and Diggs wasn't football related. That he would come back as a more mature player and person. He said it and it was glossed over. Celebrity Josh had to grow and he did so. Now, he admitted on two separate occasions that he feels he was at least partly responsible and it gets glossed over again. So, on the road vs. the # 1 seed, your superhero turns it over 4 times and you complain about 30 points in regulation?!? By the way, Denver got the ball first in OT and we forced a punt after giving up just 10 yds. Our offense, including Josh, could have just scored a fg and won. Tell me, who is responsible for that, the defense?! Like I wrote in my post: The defense gave Josh chances that he didn’t take advantage of. Time to move on to the next season and Josh has a ton of pressure now. He is part of the reason they haven't been to a super bowl, much less win one. Stop babying him. He knows this and that is a good thing. Go Bills 2026!!

ESPN’s Ryan Clark, Jason Kelcey and Marcus Spears all agree with Josh. It was on him. The tears were because Josh KNOWS he really hurt the team’s chances. And all he needed to do was play ok to good. He didn’t and thats a wrap on the season.

And it worked until 4 turnovers by a certain qb. Sometimes you have to place blame where it belongs.

What a Josh homer. 4 turnovers is taking advantage of?!? I need a pair of those glasses you’re wearing. Amazon?!? eBay?!?

Deflect all you want…we’re talking Denver/yesterday. If you really felt that strong about your OP, this deflection wouldn’t be necessary.

Thanks.