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Was it Daboll's play calling or was it Allen maturing as a QB and taking what's given?

Appropriate. The most over-hyped asset in history for the most over-hyped team this year

Diggs wants to buy him one.

Interestingly, Wyatt Teller is an UFA in 2022...maybe Josh can convince him to return. Personally, I think the #1 priority on the O-line should be C, not G. There's only 1 top C available in the draft, and he'll most likely go before 20.

Gabe Davis, Mr toe drag swag and Colts Ckiller...

This book made the rounds when it came out.. https://www.amazon.com/Interference-Organized-Influences-Professional-Football/dp/068808303X

Wow! Josh Allen IS a God! He does it all.

Don’t know much about geometry, don’t know what a slide rule is for...

I find it interesting they have Epenesa and Groot lined up in the gap between the Gs and OTs with Star and Butler inside them. AJ and Groot are obviously the ones they rely on to block the kick, so I'm assuming analytics tells them this is the optimal position for blockers?

Thanks for this. More confirmation that "only Josh Allen can beat Josh Allen."

Have you ever heard of the strategy of how teams take out the best player on O and force the rest of the players to have to beat them?

Deja vu

I thought Harry had a very strong game against the Titans, one of the few on the DL, so maybe he's earned the start...?

He may be playing better, but the Fins just don't match up well with the Bills on either side of the Ball. On O, they don't have a running game that will keep the Bills honest, and Tua is no Josh Allen who can offset that weakness to a great extent. On D, they don't have the pass rush. I'm picking the Bills to cover...

IMO, the micro breweries that make the best beer are Community Beer Works and McCarthy's (Promo linked above). I like to hit Flying Bison because Tim (the original owner) was one of the pioneers in Buffalo and their beer is good too. oh, and Southern Tier is one my favorite IPAs, and they've taken over the old 716 restaurant which has a giant screen TV if you want to watch football on Sunday. It's down near the Arena.

The Bills are currently averaging 3 ppg more than last year's average. I think that makes them more potent this year.

Great interview with Sanders this week. Love what he says about Daboll and the Bills' family. https://www.buffalobills.com/video/emmanuel-sanders-we-got-a-great-offensive-coordinator

I think he's my favorite on the team. He's so straight-forward, and he's just got something about him that makes you like him.

Interesting thing about Hughes for the past few years, his seasonal sack #s are low, but in the playoffs he has 6 in 4 games. He shows up when it matters most.

I'm sure the "stumble" in the third quarter had as much to do with KC adjusting to the Bills O which they kept under wraps until that game (those bunch formations with 2 TE often). Then it looked like Dabol adjusted to their pressure. I do agree, though, they can get better.

It'll be interesting to see if the package of 2 WR, 1 TE, RB and FB (Gilliam) gets used more. Gilliam had as many snaps as Beasley did against the Chiefs. I know Dabol says it's all about game planning for each team each week, but using Gilliam gives them a lot of flexibility too, since he's really a TE.

Exactly. If I didn't haunt this place, I would never know who Nick Wright is...

Yes, well done @Dr K!

During the game I commented (to anyone listening) that it looked like Kelce pulled Tre down. Can’t get angry over a smart move by the other side.

On a related note, one of the most interesting plays of the night for me was the one where you saw Star literally try to hold his double-team to prevent the C (I believe) from getting to Edmunds, then Star made the tackle. While you always hear about his unsung role, this was a vivid display of it, and getting on the stat sheet.