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SF defense has been amazing tonight. Allen has gotten something similar once in his playoff career (Baltimore game).

Feels like a momentum shift there with SF not being able to capitalize

Sweet, now for the hour-long halftime show that no one really wants to see!

They'll get Gabe and figure out how to use him. It's going to be so annoying.

The only trick play we've run in like five years was the dumb Hamlin fake punt.

That was a moronic playcall that just happened to work

Where does having your opponent's best LB tear his ACL while standing on the sideline rank on the luck scale?

What the hell was 31 doing on that Mahomes bomb?

"That fumble doesn't cost them." Sure, outside of the points they would've scored on that drive.

Nothing would be funnier than Mahomes having like a 4 INT game.

Do you think Lamar and Allen are held to wildly different standards by the media, yes or no?

Allen got a 37 on the Wonderlic. Jackson got a 13. That's a sizable difference in IQ. Kelly got like a 15 for reference.

Yeah, I agree that I'll really never forgive him for 13 seconds unless McDermott wins a Super Bowl. Allen was on a trajectory that season like Flacco in 2012. Just in the zone. A good point. We're going to get a point where he maybe breaks down. That said, I've been saying for a few years that if Allen doesn't stop running so aggressively, he will inevitably get injured, yet his two major injuries happened to him in the pocket.

He's only 27. Peyton Manning didn't win his first playoff game until he was two months shy of 28. Manning was 0-6 in his first six games against Brady; Allen was 3-3 in his first six against Mahomes. I have my issues with how the team has been constructed since he was drafted, but let's not get crazy about any window being "wasted" or dwindling.

Peterman had a fatal flaw that kills QBs in the pros...arm not strong enough to get enough mustard on sideline passes. That leads to pick-city. As much as I criticize McDermott, Taylor couldn't even break 200 yards in a game the week before when the entire 2nd half was garbage time. McD tried something new, and it obviously blew up in his face. That being said, I think Tyrod was a good game manager QB. He was likely hindered a bit by Whaley's clear determination to make the Manuel pick work. That all ended the game he made Anthony Lynn start him against the Jets, and Cardale Jones threw for more yards in the 4th quarter.

I'm not 100% sure what you're asking here, but if their races were reversed, Allen would 100% be the NFL MVP right now. We live in a social climate where this plays a factor - if you're white and vote for a white player, you're going to face accusations of racism from idiots. Look at the NBA MVP race last year. Look at how Stephen A. Smith reacted to Allen getting a single 1st place vote.

He said that Dak had the best presence in the huddle and, in the same breath, said that Allen was by far the most physically gifted QB he played with. He didn't exactly diss Allen.

Beasley never even played a game for the Giants and had his best years with Allen. It makes no sense that he would say that.

My money is on Davis Webb. Allen seems like he is able to essentially choose who his backups are, and those decisions are often based on personal friendships (Barkley, Kyle Allen). Webb was gone after only one year here and is probably bitter about how the QB room was constructed.

The most embarrassing day in Bills history in my lifetime (just turned 40) was the first game played in Toronto. Not only did our crappy, heartless team get rolled by Miami, you could hear audible "Let's Go Dolphins" chants from the crowd. They took a home game away from Buffalo and put it in a different country, ironically giving the Dolphins a friendlier environment than they get when the Bills play them in Miami. It was such a disgrace.

They won't want to discuss any of it, because what you said is 100% true. At least half of Bills fans were so traumatized by the playoff drought that they're perfectly happy to win the division and maybe a playoff game because shooting for anything more involves the risk that mediocrity might rear it's ugly head again. That should not be a legitimate worry when you have Allen in his prime.

I thought the same thing. That would be our luck.

I had a bit of a PTSD episode watching the 3rd quarter of the game last night. As soon as Aiyuk made that circus catch, I knew it was over, even though Detroit still technically had a two-score lead. I've seen how that movie ends WAY too many times.

Dan Campbell at coach is like Ryan Fitzpatrick at QB. They're fun and easy to root for, but you'd rather do it when they're on someone else's team.

LMAO, you'll see us colonize Mars before a member of the media criticizes Lamar Jackson.