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Finally a couple likable players in Cobb and Smart. Their coaches come across as posers though, although it was a nice touch by the RB coach to meet Izzy’s family after the game. Glad to hear he escaped a more serious injury, too.

Not if I were the coach because they’d be too physically exhausted from all the gassers I’d make them run all week.

I’m thinking that might be Jim Lorentz. He did color commentary on Sabres broadcasts for 27 years, most of which was spent with RJ.

Travel well, Rick. And when ya get there, look on the top shelf where mama hides the cookies.

The term “high maintenance” comes to mind.

My dad was the Bills statistician that kept the rushing stats from their inception until he died in 1973. I can still hear him lamenting OJ’s “dancing on eggs” running style his first few years in the league and how OJ wasn’t gonna amount to much. Then 1972 happened and he started to change his tune. A shame my dad never got to see what came after that. No Bill, before or since, has ever created such a visceral reaction with the ball in his hands. You literally had the feeling he could take it to the house on every play.

Beasley grew up learning the game from his coaching dad and even played as an option QB in high school in Texas. That understanding of the game has always allowed him to better identify pre and post snap reads and get to areas where defenders aren’t; a quarterback’s best friend on the field, not unlike Kelce who also understands the game on a high level as well.

Has anyone ever told you that you bear a striking resemblance to Daffy Duck?

Not likable.

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Another genius signing by Belichick.

That’s called doing an Orton.

Liev Schreiber was the best part about it last night. It was also nice to see Sauce Gardner went back to finish his degree. Other than that, not much to enjoy.

Caught up to them? Really? From 3rd best passing offense, to 2nd, to 7th over the last three seasons isn’t exactly falling off a cliff.

That’s because they were able to fill the position with free agents who contributed a ton to one of best offenses in the league over the last few seasons.

According to the article, Allen is one of only three tier 1 QBs, along with Mahomes and Burrow. Tier 1. One. Of. Three. If Mahomes and Burrow are elite, then so is Allen. But this has been obvious to anyone with half a clue for a while now. If you weren’t so busy trolling, perhaps you’d find time to better acquaint yourself with the facts. Having been reminded of who you are and your modus operandi around here, this conversation is closed. Off with you now.

My point is that Allen has shown time and time again that he’s an elite passer and whomever authored the opinion to the contrary hasn’t watched him enough to know that. Period. And as we also know, EVERY QB who has ever laced up a pair of cleats has had “out of whack” games. Might wanna inform Airseven that the article actually does have Allen as a tier 1 QB.

It’s not so much offensive as it’s inaccurate and poorly researched. Allen has had numerous games where he showed himself to be an elite passer. Case in point being the only QB in history to orchestrate a perfect offensive game like he did against the Patriots*** in the playoffs. Looks like whomever said this about Allen hasn’t watched enough of his games, especially his come from behind games that depended solely on his passing ability.

Outstanding!

And all this time I thought it was Benny and the Jets.

.680 winning percentage as a starter overall, .723 since his rookie year. Yeah, he can’t win consistently as a passer.

You totally misunderstand my post. I mean that nothing is more American than voicing dissent and advocating for change while others voice their dissent against that, thus there is nothing non-patriotic in rooting against a team whose stars are advocating for something you disagree with. That’s as American as can be, especially in today’s 24/7, mass dissemination of of opinion age. Patriotism has nothing to do with any of it in my view. People exercising their 1st amendment rights to voice their opinions is foundational to our democracy. Again, as American as it gets.