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I can't John, Brian Daboll is such a big part Josh Allens success and along with it the Buffalo Bills. My hopes are the Pegula's can find some way lucrative enough to entice him to stay. A teary eyed Josh Allen at the Dinner table with the Pegula's and Daboll to help negotiations Bonus Bugatti sittig in the parking lot for Brian perhaps.

Thanks I feel like I should be getting a warning for that or something.

I agree on the Dolphins Tua's a rookie seeing the playoffs for the 1st time... Derrick Henry on the other hand gives me nightmares of him rolling over Bills players like bowling pins

Not to the extent of yikes, fan girl, but when Mahomes got sandwiched, and I'm a little ashamed to admit it. I bare my soul on this board. You guys know I do, I was worried about the Chiefs Mahomie Josh is the only one thats supposed to make me feel this way...

I think she dumped him To much of a player...

Well done

Cam shows some of the same mechanical flaws as Josh Allen before getting coached up to where he is now. ( Allen I mean )10 years into the league for Cam Newton. I'm not sure If you could teach the old dog new tricks...

Herbert has looked good, but when people start making comments like the Dolphins picked the wrong guy we should probably let things play out for the rookies/ young signal callers before all the bold assessments IMO. Some people simply don't like tossing out high praise to an arch rival. I can respect that...

I agree, Tua has an amazingly fast release which almost serves as a faster velocity throw in tight windows IMO.

Is Herbert the next Philip Rivers ( which clearly isn't bad ) or the next Drew Brees? I agree with your assessment of Mayfield... Myself personally, Tua could become great If his body holds up IMO.. It will not surprise me If Tua and Allen clash much like Marino and Kelly back in the day. Tua and Russell Wilson have a very similar skill set IMO.

Question, Seriously, what do you see in Herbert over 2 QB's that have their teams going into the playoffs? Are you seeing Herbert hitting many tight windows? I'm not...

Did you just called Virgil a gal? Whats next, Virgin? Lol, kidding Both reviews are excellent. These fellas are more accustomed to reporting the birds eye view of the 12th man. All the sights and sounds that go with it . Sometimes even going on the road to do it. Having to refer more now to past experiences and pure writing skills our on board reporters have taken it to the next level. Along with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Well done OP, and Virgil...

Even reffered to Josh as the man, I'm just saying...

Best thoughts in no particular order ever...

NFL shop has some nice ski caps, but going quickly AFC East Champions Muppy!!!!

2nd and goal at the 22 yard line, No problem, send long haired dude straight down the middle like an arrow to the heart. ( can't remember his name ) Take that 30 and goal...

I keep telling people Barkley can win football games...

Touche

Tua's throwing velocity is a half mile slower then Deshaun Watson ( 53.5, 54 ) and makes up for it with the fastest release time in the NFL. You can't teach the kind of pin point accuracy Tua displayed for Alabama IMO. Lamar Jackson will be the Ravens franchise QB for the next 10 years...( IMO ) (On a side note at one time Ryan Fitzpatrick was ranked 31 out of 32 starters in throwing velocity.)

Wide right was clearly a time for tears. Among other things...

Without the 12th man it becomes more about who the best or worst matchups for Buffalo is IMO. Avoiding Chubb or Derrick Henry would be a good thing. Playing them in bad weather conditions, not so good.

If Buffalo clinches the division tomorrow it might be wise to quarantine/rest key starters until the playoffs begin. Especially If the 1st seed becomes impossible to reach. Players like Allen, Diggs and Beasley on O. Edmunds, White, Poyer and Hyde on D. I would...

I might also get a little teary eyed over Josh winning the AFC Championship.

Star is born every day. Real time we really don't know for sure how great they will become. Lots of one hit wonders. We can all speculate until they deliver with post season wins and championships. Jalen Hurst in the NFC might be that next guy. While football is a team sport I've always viewed the QB of a football team like a pitcher in baseball. Wins and losses a measurement of their game management skills. Yardage means nothing when you lose football games IMO.

Brees has won a championship, Brady, more then one. Rodgers, Russell Wilson. I realize we're talking about young QB's, but before we talk about the league being lopsided I think these so called over the hill signal callers might have something to say about it IMO. Aside from Mahomes (and Big Ben), all the other young signal callers in the AFC haven't really accomplished much IMO. QB's likeTua, Herbert, and Burrows, haven't accomplished anything. Don't get me wrong, Herbert looked very impressive vs the Raiders. Tua almost beats K C with his teamates dropping like flys.