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No way he watched either the Jets or Bills games. He looked at the stat lines after the games and deduced his nonsense.

Was Nick Wojton dropped on his head as an infant? That is perhaps the most idiotic point ever made about QB stats.

In that case, I congratulate you for completely reversing that paradigm. Well done. You might be a bit Ravens-centric though. Perhaps you can tailor your rooting interests to each week’s opponent. Here, let’s get you started: Baker Mayfield is an infinitely better QB than Josh Allen!

Tre White needs to lighten up.

Go Ravens!

Just like his players, Daboll is inconsistent.

He’s improving as a passer. More importantly, he’s improving as a quarterback.

That’s lucky for Marv then, because he’s Jewish.

So atheists can’t be good coaches?

Better to laugh at you with an actual response post. Your post just wasn’t worth the positive rep point.

No.

That is rich coming from you.

You’re missing the point. I’m not suggesting you said that about Allen. I’m suggesting that you should. Instead of being so insecure and pissed off that Allen may not pan out, try just assuming the absolute worst and then working up from that position. It’s safer for you. And the rest of us are spared your incessant bellyaching. It’s a win win for everybody.

But to be fair, Landry was only 18-46-4 in his first five seasons as a HC, so he sucked early on as well.

I’m not sure I’d characterize the USFL as semi-pro. Half the players in that league played in the NFL.

I really don’t care what he was arguing about or with whom because regardless who he is arguing with, his crusading points are always the same. Comparisons to Lamar Jackson or any other young QB are irrelevant to Allen’s experience in Buffalo. They are nothing more than manifestations of fear by those fans who are simply afraid (and outraged!) at the mere idea that Allen may not pan out. So let’s just cut to the chase. How’s this: Allen is the worst QB in the league and it’s not even close. See how easy that was? The anti Allen crusaders should just let it go at that. There’s nothing more they can say that can exceed that analysis. Constant regurgitation of irrelevant statistical comparisons simply prolongs their pain!

No, it really isn’t. Especially for as raw a prospect as Allen was coming in. But it’s a moot point, as I’ve read in these very parts that Allen will be Mitch Trubisky next season, in his third year, so there’s really no hope.

I like hyperbole as much as the next guy when it comes to emphasizing a point, but your incessant use of it to knock the Bills in general and Josh Allen in particular, suggests an agenda bordering on a crusade. That, in turn, calls into question your credibility and makes it difficult to take you seriously.

Yeah, I agree now that I think about it. I’ve only seen one game of his this season (Rams) and he looked jittery.

How is that possible? Seriously, that defies logic. Is he “seeing ghosts”, losing his poise, and rushing things too much? If so, I hope McFrazier can offer up some pressure packages.

The “vast majority” of fans don’t agree with this particular manipulation of stats. This is known.

The “vast majority?” Are you able to share the national polling numbers you’ve amassed in your exhaustive research? Please remember to include the margin for error. Thanks.

Good points. Once again illustrating just how out of his depth Housley was as a head coach.

That’s what eventually wore Kaepernik down. It was plain to see that DCs were coaching their guys to hit him on every option play. If he was your key, you smacked him, regardless whether he kept the ball or not. That said, it’s hard to hit what you can’t catch and Jackson is just so elusive. But it’s only a matter of time before somebody gets that clean shot. Not if it’s a lateral it doesn’t. The ball must be moving forward to count as a pass.

As long as it isn’t windy, I’m ok with it. I think Josh has an advantage in wetter conditions but wind is a great equalizer.