Sammy Watkins' Rib

He could start tweeting racist and sexists things.

I agree about the Titans being the team we don't want to face. They can beat us with Tannehill or Henry or a combination of both. And KC would be the team we want to face because that likely means we are in the AFC championship game. All the other teams in the playoffs I grade about the same. Going off of memory of the Titans game I was extremely impressed with the TD drive Allen orchestrated after the Titans took the early 7-0 drive. That particular scoring drive was probably Allen's best of the season, right there with the end of the half FG drive against the 49ers. Receivers were dropping balls and lineman were committing penalties on that drive but Allen still willed us to a TD. The penalties and drops continued throughout the game and the defense couldn't stop a nose bleed.

I thought the Titans game was one of his better games. He had a decent QBR in that game.

Or that might be why he would win it. Why give it to the guys who have already won the award and had success when you can give to the new guy? I see it being a close race. Either two man or three man. Hope for voters to split between Rodgers and Mahomes and Allen to pick up more than a third of the vote.

Jesus. They should be bashing their scrub QB.

Good chance of being true IMO. A 4 TD 300 yard performance in a blow out win of our old arch nemesis in primetime would seal it. We could even sit Allen against Miami and I think he would win it still in that scenario.

They must have counted the two called back TD's. I remember watching that Mike Vick game against Washington. That was unreal.

Murray will join Allen in the 4,000 yard, 30+ passing TD and 8+ rushing TD club by seasons end or even the end of this week provided he doesn't get injured.

My opinion, since we are playing with house money, as in, division clinched and we've already beaten them once to get that monkey off our back, I'm all for coming out and throwing 10 straight times. That said, I'm not 100% sure it is the game plan we will see. Our coaching staff has shown that they like to take advantage of a teams weakness if they have a blatantly obvious one. Like not having a single designed rushing attempt in the first half of the Seattle game to exploit their secondary or having a season high rushing attempts in the first Patriots game. As long as we don't run Josh on a bunch of designed runs I'll be happy.

Allen looked fine in the Titans game. It was our defense and a lot of drops and penalties that killed us. But Allen's play wasn't the problem in that game. He was passing it well. So basically I don't think his injury had the negative effect that some think it did. I blame the two game losing stretch on 1. Our schedule being flipped upside down 2. Our defense not being healthy Pats game was just poor passing weather and a game plan to run the ball. You don't score as many points when you have a bigger commitment to the running game. Chiefs ran it down our throats and only scored 26 points and that included a FG in the final minutes just to get to 26.

Not totally sure what you did or what all is new but I like the new look/layout.

True. But every player has a starting point somewhere. This could be the beginning of a HOF career for Diggs. It's certainly a 'something has to give' year. Diggs will either be the first player ever to put up his numbers and not be named all-pro or either Adams or Hill will be the first to put up their numbers and be beat out by a guy with less than half as many TD's. As others have mentioned in this thread I would not discount Diggs storyline which has seemed to dominate the sports media world more so than Hills. Then again maybe they will throw us a curve ball and do something dumb and give the nod to Metcalf. He was certainly the flavor of the month earlier in the season.

There is no backing into the playoffs. You either make it and deserve it or you don't. If a team falls apart at the end of the season to allow the Raiders to get in then the Raiders should get in over that team. That said, I think it is mathematically impossible for the Raiders to get in over the Browns. Raiders would need to get in over Miami and Baltimore. Raiders win out and those two teams both lose out then the Raiders deserve to be in. I see it as 50/50 right now that the Steelers win the North. Browns have a serious shot.

None. But there is precedent for not always awarding high TD totals. And we came very close in 2016. 2016 Julio Jones won the award with 83 receptions, 1409 yards and 6TDs over Jordy Nelson who had 97 receptions, 1257 yards and 14 TD's 2010 Roddy White won the award with 111 reception, 1355 yards and 6TDs over Dwayne Bowe who had 72 receptions 1162 yards and 15 TD's Also of note, no WR in NFL history has ever not won the award when tallying at least 120 receptions and 1400 yards. 10 for 10 Stathead: 1400 yards and 120+receptions WR's in NFL history have won the award 9 out of 14 times when totaling 15+TDs, 85+ receptions and 1200+ yards Stathead: 1200+ yards, 15+ TDs and 85+ receptions

Oh man. I'm calling your mother so she can wash your mouth out with a bar of soap. We don't use that derogatory Bills term around here anymore.

And he can stare down a blitz and hold onto the ball when getting sacked as shown by his one snap in the Chargers game. Ball security.

Got to wear protection. No way I was the first one to make this comment right?

NFC??

I agree. He's been getting a TON of love from the national media for how much he has elevated our offense. Rightly so too. Storylines matter.

That would be priceless. Browns don't even make it.

McDermott: reports are "not overly worrisome" . But doesn't have great clarity yet. The thing that sucks is even if he is questionable we would probably shut him down for this next game. But probably the right thing to do. Especially if John Brown is 100%. Get him some reps again.

Wes Welker was named all pro in 2009 with only 4 receiving TD's. Here are six WR's that have been name first team all pro since 2000 that have had 7 or few receiving TD's: Pro Football Reference: Stathead

Since I like the guy i would say Jets. I could still root for him with the Chargers or Texans except for when they play the Bills.

I think you are confusing him with TJ Yeldon.

In league history 9 players have combined to reach 120+ receptions 13 times. Only once out of those 13 occurrences has it not resulted in a first team all pro selection for that player. Chris Carter in 1995. Unless Diggs is inactive for the Miami game he should be a lock to reach 120 receptions. And that 1995 season was crazy. Maybe the greatest single season ever for WR's combined. Chris Carter: 122 receptions 1,371 yards 17 TD's Issac Bruce: 119 receptions 1,781 yards 13 TD's And neither was first team All-Pro. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1995/receiving.htm Adams has missed two games. Diggs has the advantage in receptions and yardage totals. But not averages. And he's way behind in TD's. That's why I think Adams is the first lock.