GoBills808

i would guess those figures you highlight include yards after catch that has to figure into the 'stretching the field' claim

i agree and i dont think OP is being fair to the team's overall talent i would just like to see the priorities adjusted wrt where we allocate resources

how many more TD records have to fall before people wake up to this very simple fact

yup equally mind boggling is no 1st rd OL

I would be very surprised by that tbh They aren't going to expose him...my guess is he has a very tidy line and their game plan is only going to require him to make a few big time plays

No way for me We have Benford, Hairston, and Bishop. That is plenty of secondary talent that should allow you to mix/match coverages in base to not expose an average slot DB. We need WR

it's not over-used at all. its been true for years, just that the national guys only picked up on it last season other teams have more offensively around their QB. better scheme, better options, and as a result less responsibility on the QB for staying on schedule down after down.

after watching all22 i am adding Shaq Thompson also of note- looks like they took Milano off on at least one big third down pass situation

i doubt he's capable of putting in that kind of work when his releases are still hs level...stuttering off the line

Career

Is Jayden Daniels How about CJ Stroud

Can't put him there yet I mean if Drake Maye is HoF caliber then who isn't. That means Brock Purdy is, Hurts is, Baker is...can't go there for me

I don't watch the Bills that way I get being giddy after a win, that's normal fan stuff But the difference in that game was an absurd Allen performance. I'm glad it put a W in the standings but being happy when we win and sad when we lose is just not how I view football

I enjoy all wins I just happen to know they aren't necessarily indicators of postseason success and this was definitely one of those

No? Are you under the impression this was a good defensive performance or something