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Still not sure about that. They scored with 1:29 left on the clock. So basically just add 40 seconds. That is still onside kick territory as it is also likely Raiders would have still burned all their timeouts on their final TD drive. Say they do kick off, then you are looking at a situation where they get the ball back with less than 30 seconds down a TD should the Bills go 3 and out again and punt. Really, you probably couldn't go wrong either way. Bills would have had to royal screw things up to not win the game in the final 5 minutes.

I've been one of the biggest supports of Allen here. Right there with Transplant. But come on, 71 percent completion AND 2nd in the league in yards? 12-1 TD to interception ratio in only 4 games? I knew coming into the season Allen was a franchise QB for us. But I wasn't expecting this type of production. Hopeful? Yes, but not expecting. Nope. A lot of people like to still critique Alllen as a qb that giveth and taketh away. At what point does that narrative change? 35 TD's to 3 INTs or whatever in the last 15 games. I know that doesn't include is fumbles but even if we add those it's probably still 35-10 or something. He took bad sack up two TD's in the fourth quarter. Big deal. Does anyone actually think the game was in doubt after that sack?

Strictly passing only, Allen's jump is unprecedented and greater than Jackson's. In total they are probably about the same when you factor in the huge rushing year Lamar had. But I think we all sort of new Lamar potentially could go off like that as a runner. Nobody, not even the most optimistic Bills fans saw a leap from 58% to 71% completion for Allen and 12-1* TD to INT ratio.

I don't think they've called a single Allen run since the Jets game.

Bills made it look routine. And that play was really about just Allen and McKenzie. The timing and exchange were so quick that as soon as the McKenzie had the ball it was first a first down just based on how fast he was running. I got to believe Allen and McKenzie make it look much easier then it actually is.

18-1 now in games throwing fewer than 28 passes (21 today) Many of Jackson's best passing games, those 5 TD games,are games where he only attempts 20-25 passes. It's great to be efficient like that in the regular season against most teams but I'd be worried long-term about how he'll play when the competition is stiffer or the Ravens just come out flat and he finds himself in a game where he needs to throw it 35 times. 35 attempts isn't even a lot for the average QB.

But he's not accurate!

Not really. They scored and the bills recovered and onside kick but there was still at least a minute and change left I think after the onside kick? Bottom line is we were likely to win either way on our second to last possession. Personally I would have preferred to see a pass on 2nd 15 rather than a run. If the pass goes incomplete then just run it again on 3rd down. That is still a pretty good scenario where you would have had the clock moving two out three downs and you at least attempted to end the game that possession by trying to keep the chains moving.

Dumb? Game would be over if we keep are foot on the petal and pick up a first down no? Now we have to recover an onside kick.

Let Josh be Josh has always been my motto.

Yeah. Plus he was just 12 yards shy of 300. I would have drawn up a passing play on 2nd 15. If it goes incomplete then run a draw or something on 3rd down to run the clock.

That looked like a good play by Poyer, no?

Allen trying to make a play on that last series because he knows our kicker sucks.

And that doesn't get made if Poyer doesn't make the initial tackle on Waller.

Clear catch on the angle they showed just before commercial.

No Fun League. Don't they know Allen is in an MVP race? Oh well, he got one of the ground. Just one shy of Wilson now for the share of the lead.

His worst passes today have been a couple balls a bit behind Kroft. But we'll take that all day.

Good point. I won't be confident until he lets one rip deep again.

I miss that duo. They were the vocal leaders of our defense.

Right on the money with that call. Both with a good stop on Waller.

Just keep them out of the end zone.

We had two guys spying on Carr's roll out from what i saw, Milano and forget the other Bill. That's one too many. Should be able to handle Carr with one guy.

I was going to say I like how that #24 for the Raiders plays but damn, guy tries to tackle with his head too much. Going to seriously hurt himself.

Tompabay looking to make me start the season 0-4 on my six team teasers. Costly pick 6 was at least a 10 point swing.

I fully expect Lamar to torch the Redskins today. It will be very concerning if he does not. The OP is way over the top with the Lamar era being over. But, i think the bigger point is probably that Mahomes vs. Allen seems more likely to be the rivalry of the current era of football over Mahomes vs. Jackson.