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It's so distressing l, especially when you get to see his peers (Mahomes, Jackson) is absolutely perfect coaching situations.

Another game where our best player only has one possession in the 1st quarter. Defensive strategy is putting the MVP on the sideline, playing right into other team's hand.

One of many reasons this league has become an absolute chore to follow. Sometimes I think the only reason I still watch is to hopefully see us win a Super Bowl.

Despite the hold, the o-line is doing a nice job today protecting JA.

Yup. And consensus league MVP Lamar Jackson throws to the most wide open receivers, according to that same chart.

Brady gets a lot of credit for a guy who can't scheme anyone open.

Lucked out with a bad pass. Wide open for a TD.

If my D was outmanned constantly, I would just be uber-aggressive and let the chips fall where they may. At least if they still score, you're not allowing long drives that keep your best player on the sideline.

"No foul on the play, we just wanted to be on TV again."

We should be throwing jump balls to him whenever he's being covered one-on-one. I like the odds of a 6'5" former D-I basketball player in that scenario.

They're as bad as they've ever been, and it's coincidentally gotten noticeably worse since online gambling became ubiquitous.

Why isn't Cooper even on the field?

Good God Almighty, I'm pretty sure the Bills are probably not going to be allowed to cover that 9., huh?

Rex Ryan went .500 with Tyrod Taylor at QB and Sean McDermott has had multiple years with the best QB in the league where we essentially needed to win out the entire last month to make the playoffs. Again, he was more successful with Mark Sanchez than McDermott has been with Josh Allen.

This entire post is complete conjecture. The Bucs never won it all with Dungy and DID win with Gruden. Rex Ryan type results? The same Rex Ryan who took a team QB'd by Mark Sanchez to two AFC Championship games? McDermott won't ever do that with Josh Freakin' Allen!

Maybe it doesn't. Or maybe you end up like Tampa Bay, who replaced Dungy and won the Super Bowl the very next year. The point is, if we lose a 4th straight Divisional round game, and if it's because of the defense yet again, how many times do we keep trying the same thing and expecting different results.

He has the most talented football player ever on his team and they still chronically underachieve. I know that some Bills fans are so traumatized by the drought that they're thrilled to just win a wild card game every year, but some of us would actually like to see them win the Super Bowl at some point, and we aren't thrilled with the career of the best player in franchise history being wasted.

Trademark voice. Great announcer. Can't believe he was almost 80 years old; I figured he was significantly younger.

It didn't happen. You claiming that "lots" of media personalities were disrespecting Lamar, even after his first MVP, is ridiculous. Maybe you're confusing the opinions of Steelers fans at the bar with actual media members.

Almost none of this actually happened. Bill Pollan made one off-handed comment before the draft about how he might be better as a receiver, it was universally treated as sacrilege, and Jackson has been getting his balls washed by the media ever since.

The only one who really every gets brought down is Allen. Jackson is the one who is handled with kid gloves by the media while Allen is routinely criticized. Jackson won the MVP after a pedestrian season when Allen had more than 50% more TDs than him. Jackson went to the Pro Bowl in 2021 with 16 TDs and 13 INTs while Allen and his 42 TDs got snubbed. It's totally fine to point out that Jackson went to a perfect situation and has benefitted from a better running game, a better defense, and better coaching for his entire career.

He throws to the most wide open WRs of any quarterback in the NFL (analytics have actually proven this). Having a RB who is going to finish with 1900+ yards rushing certainly helps in that regard.

Henry has almost twice as many rushing yards as Cook and has had a monster game every time they played and beaten an AFC competitor. It's a valid argument when looking at MVP. Lamar may not even be the most valuable player on his own offense.

Pretty big elephant in the room about how all the NFL analysts and players who seemingly hate Josh Allen have one thing in common. Can't bring that up, though!

Remember that few years where the media pretended he was really good?