TheBrownBear

Rarely feel this way, but I think the Bills steamroll the Fins tonight. Just a hunch. Not sure where to drop this, but Alaina posted a nice little article about Josh on ESPN this morning: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/42445869/buffalo-bills-josh-allen-new-perspective-2025-season

He was good in 2020, but generally mediocre in this regard (and INT%) from 21-23. He's been elite since Brady took over as OC.

I think it's Josh. We still see way too many plays that don't spring a free receiver where Josh has to hold the ball too long or scramble around. In the past he might have chucked it into trouble. Now he's taking a few yard run or opting for an easier outlet.

When was the last time that Josh threw a wing and a prayer punt-pick? I feel like those mostly disappeared the moment that Brady took over (I could be wrong), whereas they were a very frequent occurrence under Dorsey.

On second viewing, you're right. The defender attempts to "break down" on both plays, he just gets knicked by Torrence on Cook's run. I retract my earlier statement.

Wow! F'ing awesome! Excited for you and your kid! I brought my longhaired guitarist 11 year old son to Buffalo this summer from SoCal and he loved it. Checked out the new stadium construction and bought some jerseys from the team store. You guys are going to love it! Nothing beats a Buffalo gameday atmosphere and tailgate. Since you'll be down in Allentown, take a quick trip to Elmwood and walk the neighborhood and check out the shops. Make sure you see the architecture of city hall downtown. Swing by Delaware Park if you have a chance. Canalside is cool too. (this assumes the weather is good today?)

I know about the old cup, but guys might think about adding a visor too with Wilkins around.

I think you're partially right, but there's a lot of subtlety that may be at play here. You can see the difference in the aggressiveness with which 44 attacks the hole in the two plays. The slight hesitation on the Cook run allows Cook the space for the initial jump cut and for Torrence to get a block on him. On the other hand, 44 attacks the hole without hesitation and clocks Davis. Is this just a case of 44 playing the Davis run better, or is the hesitation on the Cook play because he fears and respects (or probably even coached to be prepared for) Cook's explosiveness and slipperiness such that he takes that tenth of a second to breakdown in anticipation of Cook's change of direction? Whereas, no fear of that with Ray Davis?

I pray this guy can stay healthy, because he looks like a first team all-pro right now. Just completely dominated today.

He's a work in progress and was always considered a project. I didn't expect to see his best until years 3-4.

I'm fine with this so long as it is a Miami Dolphins home game.

Yep, pretty common modern story. Socially awkward kid spends too much time isolated or online at the very same time his mental illness begins to emerge. Almost every one of our high profile shooters fits this bill and it really has nothing to do with political ideology.

I have no problem with people criticizing his views (I disagreed with him on almost everything), even though it borders on unseemly in light of his recent assassination, but there is no place for expressing joy over the killing of another human being because you disagree politically, or even worse, gleefully expressing your hope that other political enemies are targeted next. These people are really ghoulish and pathetic, sad human beings who have clearly lost their way.

You can't be serious. We had nearly 500 yards of offense and our starting receivers had 237 yards between them.

You're right. I hate the whataboutism. There are loons celebrating violence on both sides. We must denounce all political violence if we want to continue living in a peaceful and free society.