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OBJ to Bills official?

take it for what it's worth but my cousin is pretty connected and he said OBJ is in play for the Bills

Josh Allen having an angry run over Josh Allen would be insane. Or better yet... Josh Allen intercepts Josh Allen, but then Josh Allen tackles Josh Allen and causes Josh Allen to fumble and that ball is recovered by Josh Allen. Flag on the play. On Josh Allen. But which Josh Allen?

"Back" doesn't mean "back to full strength" IMO No King Henry will impact those money play action plays to AJ Brown. Titans losing him is as impactful as us losing Josh Allen. @ Rams - Loss Saints - Loss Texans - Win @Patriots - Loss BYE Jaguars - Win Window to return @Steelers - Loss 49ers - Loss Dolphins - Win Texans - Win 11-7 - still a playoff team though

Saquan Barkley would be insane OBJ would be fun but my mother of all home run trades would be for Adam Thielen. The Vikings are done and his agent sent out a cryptic text tonight that one of his clients on the Vikings was not happy. Reunite him and Diggs and let's just air it out.

Saquon is the play... be patient my friends

Imagine what Allen would look like if he had guys who got as much YAC as what the crew in KC does for their QB?!?!?!

“Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!” ADVERSITY: : a state or instance of serious or continued difficulty or misfortune. When looking at the debate over long term and sustainable success in regards to Mahomes vs Allen - the one thing I circle back to is the concept of adversity and grit. During his time in the league, Mahomes has already accomplished things other players would be happy to achieve over the course of their entire careers. He has already won a Super Bowl, a league MVP and a Super Bowl MVP, while dropping jaws and setting all kinds of records along the way. Here's the thing though: He took over for Alex Smith after the Chiefs made the playoffs 3 years in a row, and had a solid team and was already surrounded by tons of talent. Josh Allen however was thrown into a pure dumpster fire in his first game as a pro after Peterman threw 5 picks in the first half. We lost 47-3 that day and he had to throw to guys like Kelvin Benjamin, who put in close to zero effort to helping Josh or the team. It was the beginning of the roster reset in Buffalo and Allen was along for every bump along the road. FAST FORWARD TO TODAY: the Chiefs are starting to struggle, and Mahomes is pressing to try and make something happen for his team. "Sugar high Pat"? Nah, the media would never say such a thing. However, now we get to see how he responds to having to deal with adversity through a struggling defense, and tougher division. Is Mahomes a solid QB? YES. Absolutely. However, is Josh Allen? YOU BET. Long term QB? Give me Josh Allen all day. I cannot even fathom the type of plays he would do week in and week out with leading a team that's firing on all cylinders like KC has been for the past 5 years.

Official Bills twitter had mentions of the Yahoo or NFL app having the game... anyone know if that works on a computer also?

any updates on AJ Brown?

AJ Brown updates?

get it done Beane!

anyone else hearing rumors of a Beasley + Cody Ford to Saints for Micheal Thomas trade?

Irony: Beez is upset that he can't voice his opinion without being ridiculed, yet he is upset with fans who voiced their opinion of him cut the chord: we don't need this level of distraction for our team he is entering Sammy Watkins territory

unpopular opinion: we should have traded him this off season

I think it's gonna be a Diggs cumming out party

Lamar can't make the 4 time list because he didn't win his rookie year. Carr and Hill also didn't win in each of the last 3 years

the verbiage is a bit confusing and took me awhile to understand also, so here is the simplest way to put it... In 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021 the only players who have won the weekly award in EACH OF THOSE FOUR YEARS is Josh Allen, Derrick Henry and Pat Mahomes.

CRAZY STAT: Only 3 players have won this award in each of the last 4 years... 1) Josh Allen 2) Derrick Henry 3) Pat Mahomes I know there are two extreme sides of the spectrum with this award: the first camp being the "these fluff awards don't matter, I want Super Bowls" compared to the "Weekly awards = potential MVP's... LETS GO!". However, during a FOUR YEAR SPAN it is pretty amazing that only three players have won it, and each player on that list is a franchise level and generational talent. For me, this award makes me feel less worried that last year was a fluke and gets me genuinely pumped that every Sunday we have a QB that can potentially be the top offensive player in our division each week. It's been a looooong time for some of us, so regardless of our stance on the credibility of the award, hopefully it's something that can bring our fan base together. GO BILLS! EDIT: the verbiage is a bit confusing and took me awhile to understand also, so here is the simplest way to put it... In 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021 the only players who have won the weekly award in EACH OF THOSE FOUR YEARS is Josh Allen, Derrick Henry and Pat Mahomes.

if we are the #1 seed, he will win MVP - plain and simple

when he throws ropes, I make ropes

First two week worries, Are now gone with Josh being back, A lovely prom pose.

Please don't share this outside of this chat... but my cousin did a deep dive on all of this and said Josh Allen will be just fine

Josh Allen needs to be better... plain and simple the good news, is we've seen him do it before... so I am hopeful

comes with the territory - look at Lamar Jackson last night