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This explains it. The entire team is unaware of this and are doing their damndest to play COMPLIMENTARY football! The louder McD asks, the bigger the team misses.

Silver lining … with this team, we don’t have to ask “who’s going to replace the production” if a wide receiver is injured or cut.

Didn’t they just mortgage their future for a shot? I remember reading that. They are best of two worlds - a process that reloads every year.

I was scrolling. Beat me to it!

Perhaps we can spend the next four years of Allen’s career building a team to beat the Texans.

I would keep giving up field goals and play for return TDs.

I won my league with Stallworth, Joe Kapp and Bronko Negurski ….

My theory is that Allen’s so good, and has been for so long, that a bad play gives internet warriors the chance to demonstrate what informed, unbiased, observers they are. In other words, Allen’s unique excellence gives some the chance to astutely grasp the obvious in self aggrandizing way. It’s a claim against an argument nobody makes. ”Allen makes mistakes and I am creating straw men who say he doesn't make mistakes in order to show how smart i am.”

Dave wasn’t alone, as you know.

Screw ‘em. Let’s go for seven TD Josh.

“The worst player in the game” has six touchdowns.

How bout a screen to Shakir? What do you think?

“The worst player in the game” has five TDs.

Tucker on the sidelines, “What’s the record?”

Well, if virtual measurement tracks the spot, what good is it?

I think the Bucs have seen the Shakir screen on film.

There is no industry with more revenue and quality of product in the hands of less important employees than the NFL with referees.

i dint know if he pulled him as much as he allowed him to fire unobstructed.

Gabe Davis, Jordan Palmer, Mecole Hardman …. Josh says “screw this game manager stuff.”. even Shavers becomes a deep target.

For laughs, I just re-watched Mayfield running from cops in college.

Because his boss, and his boss’s boss, still do.

Josh Allen has no confidence that his teammates or his coaches know what they’re doing. Josh believing he has to do everything himself is a terrible QB. Bad decision, yes. Reason behind the bad decision? Organizational failure several years running.

I don’t think he’s saying Diggs wasn’t perfect. I think he’s saying Diggs wasn’t as reliable in the clutch as we’d expect from a truly special WR.

“I’ll have what he’s having.” Seriously, love your optimism.

I’ve gone five straight years. The stadium experience is “meh.” I agree with the sound and replay comments. I, too, wore prescription sun glasses and had the game go a little dark, but that’s not the stadium’s fault. Lastly, you can sing “God Bless America” at any event I attend, any day, any week. And, as a general approach to life, Veterans day is 365 days a year. I’ve heard, but never understood, the organic vs paid complaint. Of course the military advertises and has for two hundred years. Royalties are paid for the Bills’ “Shout” song and for “Mr. Brightside.” I’ve never heard someone complain they were being misled because the songs weren’t “organic.” What do I like about the stadium? Renovations in two parts, I understand, cost $750 million and includes F1 racing. That’s value.