TPS

Peter King's FMIA column: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/10/17/josh-allen-bills-peter-king-fmia-week-six/

This guy cracks me up...

This is what I was waiting for:

If KC scores > 23 points tonight, the Bills will be second on O.

With all due respect for the former poster from DC, “You’re an idiot”.

I'm going to be in Boston this weekend with my family, so I probably won't be able to make it up to The Harp. Staying in Seaport area--any place to recommend there? Thanks.

He also said Spencer Brown had a good game, so hopefully we are at least decent at the key OL positions (OTs and C)

I can’t believe everyone has ignored the real strength of this team, Which is why they are known as “special” teams.

I'd rather he be completely healthy against the Chiefs, and won't be too concerned if he misses Steelers.

There's a lot of competition these days too!

I hope this doesn't become a national day...

Must be a new trend, writing a longer title than post?

I kind of like him when he's had too much wine and cracking on the Dallas Cowboys...

I'm really looking forward to this game. Hope to see the Bills use Groot more at DT and get in some throwing lanes. I haven't seen enough of Tua, but I do think McDaniel is going to be a decent coach for them.

Of course Allen is better, if not the best. However, that doesn’t mean Tua hasn’t improved. I think too many here are underestimating the impact of McDaniel who has structured an offense to support Tua. Since they’ve only played 2 games, I’m sure they are getting better as a whole. I expect this should be a shoot out that Allen and the Bills win, especially given the injuries on D.

Love that dude!

Wow!

He just added this one:

Nice baldy take:

I am so glad he is back in BLo! I like this guy a lot, as a player and as a person. The play he nearly sacked Tannehill on, they had a great downfield view of what Tannehill was trying to do. The safety (wasn't sure who on the Bills) let a WR go down the sideline and would've been wide open. Tannehill was trying to put all he could into the throw and Big Phil hit him right at the release and prevented the possible TD. It was a big hit much like the lick he put on Stafford the week before. I hate that he might not play Sunday against Tua.

For me, the most important stat is the point differential, at 27.5. No other team comes close to that.

The only stat that matters, Lombardi Trophy winner.

I think the important conclusion about WR depth is we'll have to dress a punter if either of Davis or Diggs miss a game.

Just did a Kumerow search to see if anyone gave him some credit--good call. Relatedly, there has been a lot of discussion about Beane's focus in the draft and FA related to D vs O, CB vs WR, OL vs DL. I don't think there is a right answer, though I'm a "D wins championships" guy. The run D was a weak link and the lack of depth at CB hurt them last year, so I'm glad they addressed both, AND then adding the closer in Miller. I'm sure focusing on OL and WR would make this O even more unstoppable, but I think having Josh makes up for not adding another dynamic WR and middle of the shelf OL. The related part, even a JAG like Kumerow makes plays in this O.