Logic

I truly don’t care which team we play. If it’s the Browns, we get to host the title game, and The Battle of Lake Erie would be lit. If it’s the Chiefs, we get to see how our boys match up against the champs. Also, Allen beating Lamar, Mahomes, and Rodgers in back to back to back games would launch him into the stratosphere of superstardom.

I know it. I agree. I was just being a B word.

He was pooping.

Ya know what else was very impactful? Throwing an interception in the end zone. Luckily, my QB has never done such a thing. 😬

An hour later.....and I’m still in shock. Taron Johnson just scores TDs against the AFC North. It’s what he does. Is this real life? To quote Clark Griswold: hallelujah, holy *****, where’s the Tylenol?!

Josh is the best QB from the 2018 draft. Period.

I'm blasting this in my house and dancing around, and my wife thinks I'm a lunatic...

Imagine having a quarterback who throws a pick-six in the red zone in the biggest game of the year? Couldn't be me. GO BILLS!!! ONE GAME AWAY FROM THE SUPER BOWL!!! LFG!!!!

I don't even really know what to say right now. Special, special game by this defense. Throwing an end zone interception is.....not ideal. I once heard about this quarterback who has never thrown a single one in his career.... BILLS ARE ONE GAME AWAY FROM THE SUPER BOWL!!!!!!!

One thing is for sure: with how meticulously prepared Beane and McDermott are and how attractive these Bills coordinator jobs are now, I have absolute faith that good replacements will be found.

I was more worried about precipitation, to be honest. For whatever reason, the wind doesn’t scare me like wet, soggy conditions do. Allen should still be able to grip the ball well.

I like Frazier. I also like third round draft picks 🤔

After digesting all the articles and videos and analysis all week, thinking long and hard about this matchup, and now seeing that weather won’t be an issue... Bills 34, Ravens 26 Big day for Motor Singletary and big day for Allen.

Well the first game of the day starts at 1:35pm Pacific, so I've just got to make it til then. That game will then tide me over until it's Bills pre-game show time.

Chad Hall or Ken Dorsey are the in-house candidates, if the Bills want to minimize change. Neither Of them have any direct connection to Daboll. The Bills OC job would be the most coveted in the league, though, so we might have some interesting outside candidates.

As I stated, it’s a podcast. 99% of podcast listening is done through non-browser mediums, meaning no link is possible. It’s not as if I didn’t explain right off the bat in my post WHY there was no link and how to find the podcast. And you’d really rather that People NOT post good content if there’s not an easy, readily available link, particularly if they clearly explain WHY there’s no link and how to find said content? That’s just silly.

Seriously? I stated in my second sentence that I'm not sure how to post a link because it's something that plays in non-internet browsers, like Spotify or iTunes. **Edit: It looks like another user has found a link that will play in web browsers.

Yep. The Bills are TWO WINS away from the SUPER BOWL. Is this real life?

Chris Simms, who we all know is a big Josh Allen fan, interviewed Josh for his latest Unbuttoned podcast. It's a 26 minute interview that's chock full of good stuff. I can't post a link, because you have to open it in whatever medium you use to listen to podcasts. Spotify, iTunes, whatever. Just search "Chris Simms Unbuttoned" and it should come up. Some of my favorite tidbits: - Josh says that on "shot plays", if the called shot is covered, he's coached to remember "O.S.T.": Outlet, scramble, throwaway. They want him to find his outlet receiver first. If that's covered, scramble. If that's not possible, throw it away. That's a cool reminder that Dorsey and Daboll put in his ear before those plays, and when you watch Josh in action, you can actually SEE him going through this thought process. - Josh says that when he sees Stefon Diggs in 1-on-1 coverage, his only thoughts are "he's getting the ball" and "I need to look off the safety first". He is 100%, no-doubt-about-it, going to Diggs in single coverage every time he sees it. - Along those lines, on the long TD pass to Diggs against the Colts, Diggs was actually supposed to run a post. Once he saw the way the corner was playing it, he just ran a "go" instead, Josh recognized what had happened, and put it where it needed to be. He mentioned that some QBs would have been mad about Diggs' adjustment, because they're much more particular about where they want their receivers to be and when. Not Josh, though. Says he only ever tells Diggs "get open and catch it", and he's pretty flexible as far as how Diggs gets that done. All in all, a great listen, and I suggest you carve out the 26 minutes some time before tomorrow's game.

Talking heads' opinions and a nickel will get you a piece of bubble gum. Heck, I remember when the Dolphins were gonna win the AFC East and Tua was the best QB in the division. 🙄

Agreed. I could ALMOST see the "hottest team in football" sentiment since they've won six in a row. Only problem with that? The Bills have won SEVEN in a row.

I'm so used to being crammed in between people and having drunk people falling all over the place at a game, that it kind of seems NICE to attend a game in a mostly empty stadium, with heavy security presence. Yeah, I'm sure there's a strangeness to it all and a sadness that more of Bills Mafia can't be there, but at the same time...form a purely "watching the game" standpoint and enjoying one's self without all the drunken ruckus and nonsense? Being amongst only 6,700 people seems...not so bad.

Bills official Twitter account throwing short man shade at Beasley and McKenzie. 🤣

Good question. A quick search brought up the following factoids from a 2017 article. If you're asking about how Big Ben has been against pressure RECENTLY, I'm not sure of the answer. https://steelersdepot.com/2017/07/big-ben-made-career-performing-pressure/ When facing pressure, Big Ben was apparently quite good over the course of his career: "According to Pro Football Focus, in fact, he has been among the best in the league over the course of the past decade-plus, dating back to 2006, which they refer to as the Pro Football Focus era, since that is when they began recording data."