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What a memorable year, starting off 4-0 and looking like a great team then finishing 2-10 through the last 12 games if I'm not mistaken.

Miami is a good defensive team when Cam Newton is playing them which is why his performance against them was great (even though it wasn't). But when Allen has a great game against them they're "Just the Dolphins". At least that's what social media has been telling me...

Unrelated to the Ramsey part of this thread, but after watching some of those highlights I came away with a few things. 1. Allen has improved his touch passes from year 1. 30 seconds in on his throw to Benjamin you see his attempt at a touch pass and it looks brutal, spiraling about as well as a cinderblock. Compare that to his passes on the crossing routes this last Sunday and it doesn't even look like the same player. Just seeing the difference in that aspect of his game is encouraging. 2. Anyone else NOT miss the way Shady used to hold the ball? 🤣 He looked like he was gonna lose it almost every time he touched it, yet normally came away without a fumble.

I'll believe it when I see it in the box score, thank you very much 🤬😂

Anyone else notice that killer block by Singletary at the 2:00 minute mark? That was awesome 😂

Was going through trying to find any mention of Phillips. The injury last year made a lot of people forget he was even on this team 😂

I've never had a problem with any type of social justice thing that professional sports has put on. My idea has always been, if you don't like it just ignore it. A mute button and watching the game as soon as tip-off/ kick-off happens will really limit your exposure to things you might not like lol.

https://forum.russellstreetreport.com/showthread.php?186528-Early-Analysis-of-the-Buffalo-Bills If anyone wants a good look at the Ravens fans confidence. Two best things I've seen so far have been "Allen is a game manager" and "They don't have a TE who can block on the edge so our run defense will eat them up" Enjoy

Yes, that does make sense. Just trying to point out not every great QB threw 70% in college so he has a small chance at not sucking.

There are plenty of QB's that don't turn out well because of accuracy, but that doesn't mean all of them do. Here are some QB's that threw under 60% in their college career: Brett Favre 52.4% Matt Ryan 59.9% Matthew Stafford 57.1% Michael Vick 56% Jim Kelly 55.6% Joe Montana 52% Dan Marino 57.6% Josh Allen 56.2% Also note that if Allen had completed 1 and 1/2 more passes per game this year he would have been at 62% instead of 56%

Why hasn't anyone thought of this?

I thought this was a Yeezus thread

I agree. The only exception I've found to this is Doris Burke and basketball games where she actually sounds like she know's what she's talking about.

Very high class coming from a guy who posted a video like that telling the Cowboys to get him.

Wasn't that already obvious

And the one time the madden curse isn't gonna apply to someone

A huge total of 4 tackles last year right?

Are you even a fan of the Bills? Did they kill your family? What's your deal with them man?

lmao

Not the craziest but against the Panthers EJ threw an INT and it was called back and EJ a game winning TD with like 3 seconds left on his fathers birthday.

Bleacher Report has New England as number 1 for the off season and draft grade and has the Bills at 23 I believe. How?

Would not be surprised

That's a really good point.

They said that last year I believe also and we won 7. Just a bunch of nerds