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Lots of bad football out there. As Bills fans we are very lucky.

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Points you score personally. Passing TDs don’t count.

Did he confirm that Brady’s playcalling sucks and Josh is now a ***** playing QB?

This discussion is hilarious, as if a new stadium being built today will intentionally have obstructed view seats.

I’m glad everyone is worried about Josh and an offense putting up 30+ every game and 450 yards of offense.

I was looking at some random franchise stats today and realized Josh trails only Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed, who each had 522 career points as Bills. Josh has 422. That’s only 17 more rushing TDs… He’s also only 37 more passing TDs away from tying Jimbo. We are witnessing history.

Exactly. This team is 3-0 with multiple injuries and suspensions on defense, yet in the last two games they’ve allowed a combined total of 430 yards. The defense was always going to start slow and get better as the season progresses.

That’s not “obstructed view” seating.

I agree, he made some nice plays. We just can’t expect him to cover a speed receiver running across the flat…he doesn’t have those wheels any more. Can’t wait for Hairston to get in there. The Bills gave up 4.5 yards per play and 250 yards total. There wasn’t a whole lot of butter on that toast.

YPG is an average…

Hairston is only out one more week and can then begin practicing. With our upcoming schedule he’ll have plenty of time to get into the swing of things. Have faith.

I think it’s a combination of things but primarily reflects Allen’s maturity and understanding what can lose you football games.

Search for the Josh Allen Buffalo potato logo on teepublic.com…lots of stuff there.

PREACH, MY BROTHER!!!

I used to think that way (the article you're quoting), but clearly some teams are better at it than others, year after year. There is a luck component but it's also coaching and preparation.

I don’t know that you can definitively say that. All teams say they focus on forcing and avoiding turnovers, but some are clearly better at it than others.

Yes, but it was always overblown because his TD to TO numbers were still staggering. Regardless, it is yet another area of his game he has worked fervently to improve, and it shows in historic fashion.

The last time the Bills lost the TO battle in a game, regular or postseason, was January 7, 2024, in the regular season finale at Miami. Since then they have won the TO battle 19 times, tied it 5, and their overall TO margin is +33 (8-41). This a remarkable testament to Allen’s growth and maturity, and probably includes a fair amount of good fortune, but the 24-game streak of not losing the TO battle is believed to be the longest in NFL history.

17 consecutive wins in one-score games was not sustainable, and now they’ve lost two in a row. They are essentially the same team, with the same QB and coaches, but they didn’t get the breaks they needed. If anyone takes them for granted they’re stupid, but these Chiefs are NOT the dominant force they have been. As a fan I’m trying to focus myself on one week at a time, like the team does. It’s easy to get ahead of ourselves and look at what might be, but I’m going to enjoy the ride one week at a time. If this Bills team can stay reasonably healthy, everything will take care of itself.

Agreed. It’s ok to like Hawes (I certainly do) without dissing Knox. Yes, he had a couple of drops, but he is important to this team and offense.

It’s not reasonable to expect the Fish to hold Buffalo under 30 for multiple reasons. The key to how close the score is will be what happens in the turnover battle. Something like 38-20 feels right to me.

Better put Tua on concussion alert (only half kidding). Yikes.

Mickey Spillane?

Pretty sure it’s fake.