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Bro…my bedtime.

your comment was that if the bills waited until this year to sign allen, it would have been for less base on his production in 2021. there's nothing true about that, it's a complete wrong statement no matter how you spin it. that being said, i love your posting.

I’m not your guy, friend!

i am not.

is that true? can you show us? let me guess...no response.

besides mine, i'm no summoned to do an evaluation every time my 3 year old drops a two step. he give me a size and number update, then walks me to check it out.

it certainly feels like this year has been for more unlucky that others, but that's going on memory. i think what's more unique is that the weather seems to get worse exactly at game time. it isn't necessarily good all day, but it just seems to ***** and become awful at kickoff. didn't i see a graphic showing the temps will start to drop and weather more extreme at around 4 in buffalo this sunday?

i bet you don't even have sphincter control anymore.

i think that's a diet issue.

he had a bad throwing day. it's happen to all qbs, even the great. that being said, josh still carried the team to a win. if he doesn't beat you one way, he'll beat you another. this is just an opportunity for certain posters to take one bad game, and harp on it over and over and over. it was a win.

i think saying they just got lucky is a bit off base. this team took the steps to developing josh and putting the tools around him to succeed. on top of that, josh is an incredibly hard worker who has put the time in. is luck involved? sure, but it's one element of many that has made allen successful.

the craziness of the weather this year isn't typical, (i'm going by memory, so i could be wrong). i don't go to nearly as many games as i once did, but the colts game this year is one of of the wettest garbage games i've ever sat through. i have to imagine the pats game was worse. as long as we don't get mega high winds, or hard core rain, i don't think it's too much of an issue.

no one is nitpicking his contract except for you. you made the comment that if the bills had signed him this year, they would have paid him less based on production. that didn't cross a single person's mind except yours. mostly because it's insane. today is full of hot takes, mostly by the same 3-4 posters. magic.

if you had said margaret cho, it would have been funnier.

this is going to be weird, but you sound exactly as i thought you may sound.

sure. it won't completely be on allen necessarily if they lose, but it's not an off statement. that's not what was being discussed. your comment was that the bills could/should have waited for allen because they could have paid less because he production is a bit down this year. that's when the nonsense started. also, if you and @Billsfan1972had a podcast together...i'd subscribe. it would be the biggest piece of ***** ever.

If Allen remains this continually productive and has the bills in the sb hunt year after year, the contract is worth it and you know it. every year Josh’s production is going to ebb and tide based on a number of factors. It doesn’t have to be 2020 or bust every single season. We could see the case where there’s a down year statistically, but the bills make it to the sb.

If he keeps this type of production up year after year, his contract will absolutely be worth it. You can bang to drum all day if you want concerning the falcons game, but just was still the reason this team won. the frightening thing is that I’m not sure you’re actually trolling anymore. This just may be the way you think.

the very fact you took the few minutes to write a reply like this shows how little you value your time. every year that passes, josh's contract will look better and better. you deserve the flack you get on this board. but for that matter, i'm pretty sure the attention is what you're after in the first place.

there's absolutely nothing true about this at all. you really have to be special to even make a comment like this.

the 4pm is the most fun for me in terms of viewing. i can treat it like more of an event/party when it's on a saturday evening. like you mentioned, sunday at 1 would be my next choice.

there's definitely an element to that, which is what i think the OP is ultimately trying to get at. i'm not going to get too into it, but i have a feeling there's more to the story than just the stats posted. look at our three home losses this year. who knows what happened in the opener against pit. the other two were against the colts and the pats, which had some of the worst weather possible. i have to imagine that comes into play too. the home lost last year was against the chiefs, who aren't too shabby. concerning the allen years before that, he was a raw young qb, and this team wasn't very good. give it a few more years, and i don' think those numbers mean as much as some want them to right now.

i'm just taking the philosophy that if the bills are the better team, they should beat the team across from them, no matter where it's played. i get the road vs home debate, but i just think some are putting too much stock into it.

the goal is to live to 100, but i have to clean it up a bit.

you're sticking to that? good for you.