Doc Brown

Hey, Bills media. I know you're probably run by some brilliant liberal arts major. However, maybe when the outside skeptics believe that this is more of a lifetime achievement award than how Allen actually performed this year..............you might not want to plaster the graphic with unbelievable stats that date back to his rookie season.

It is but part of voting fatigue in this case might come to past poor play in the playoffs by Lamar.

Bills 3 Pats 0

That’s true. I forgot it’s the internet. Amazing year by him though.

Is that accurate? Those are crazy numbers.

They know the Bengals are the only team that can beat us though. If they want to avoid us the smart thing to do would be to beat the Broncos.

Not sure what they're thinking. They may not care at all. Their most likely Divisional round opponent would be the Chargers/Steelers. Not the Broncos or Fish. The Bills are the only team that beat them this year (beat every other AFC playoff team) and have the most wins against them than any other team in Arrowhead since 2020. It could be argued they'd want the Bengals to get in and possibly knock the Bills out. I think the Bengals are only 1-2 there since they drafted Burrow and it took an uncharacteristic Mahomes 2nd half meltdown just to get that one win.

They're not. I was wrong.

Happy to be wrong about Allen. I thought the snub last year would carry over. I guess all he had to do was not turn the ball over as much.

Dawkins is on there. Having a big personality like his helps when it comes to fan voting.

Beane's in a tough spot because they can extend him now and not pay as much if they waited a year. However, I would want to see a full season of him being healthy before committing long term.

The way the voting works I'm guessing Allen doesn't get in. Players and coaches will pry give the nod to Lamar, Mahomes, and Burrow because it's always been a popularity contest. There's other elements involved that tip the scales in those three players favor that I won't get into. I remember Reuben Brown making it every year even though he didn't deserve it some years. Mahomes will get in for the same reason. I'm going to predict that only Dion Dawkins is selected. Cook is pry around 40% as he'll pry come down to him, Mixon, or Chase Brown for that third spot with Taylor and Henry as locks. His lead leaguing 15 TD's may get him in. You could make a great case for Christian Benford but he pry doesn't have enough name recognition.

Interesting. They may not even want to risk an injury to their backup QB (Wentz). Especially because of the yearly Mahomes ankle problem.

Only if the Broncos win.

I wouldn't give the MVP to anybody but a quarterback. Even though McCaffrey was great last year the 49ers pry still easily make the playoffs with another RB last year. Same goes for Barkley in Philly this year.

I get that sentiment but the odds are really against us this year winning a Super Bowl with our leaky defense. This is pry Josh's main shot in his career to win MVP given the low expectations entering the season.

Depends what his market is. He'll be 31 next year and this is pry his last bite at the apple contract wise. If some teams overpays for him the Bills shouldn't match it. And don't call me Shirley.

Sweet. We can call up Hyde four times.

His body language always seems to be like that though. I remember a must win game for Dallas game at Philly at the end of the 2019 season where he just looked really disinterested on the sidelines. He played horribly and that kind of soured me on him ever since. I know Bills fans love him right now in that he fills a much needed role on this offense but I'd be really hesitant to give him a big contract this off-season.

Good. A Pats win ensures they don't get the first pick in the draft and they hopefully stick with Mayo has head coach. I'd hate for them to do something smart and hire Ben Johnson or Joe Brady.

Or this one...... Can't teach those instincts.

I think Mahomes, Burrow, and Lamar make the Pro Bowl. Josh wins MVP and we beat Ravens in divisional round. Lose to Chiefs in AFC Championship game.

One thing that impresses me about Burrow is his willingness to take big hits and hold on to the ball as long as he does. He has a lot of sacks because of that but imo he knows when not to hold onto the ball depending on down, distance, and game situation. Injuries are always a major concern though because of that.

Hear me out - QB bootleg on first play for 70 yard TD. They'll never see it coming.