BullBuchanan

You realize that he's played an extra game over all those players and he's still that far behind, right?

Unpopular opinion: The best QB in the game should hit wide open WRs with regularity.

What wasn't hard? Finding a tweet that supported your opinion? *shocked* You understand that prop betting odds aren't dictated solely by what is most likely to happen, right? What am I saying, of course you don't. You guys aren't even football fans, you're just Bills stans. You have a complete lack of respect for the immense amount of talent in this league and it's on full display here. Purdy could spot Allen a full game and he still wouldn't catch him. He probably won't catch Dak either and he should be miles behind CMC.

Right. He was the leading mvp candidate back in Week 4 when he was a couple games removed from getting demolished by the Jets? He definitely wasn't.

I guess the only two options for him in your mind is "Greatest player in the league" or "terrible". I guess it isn't enough that he's a top 5 QB that makes incredible plays and plays incredible games while also having terrible plays that drag down his potential. Oh well. You'll have to keep on blaming the refs for why he doesn't wint he Super Bowl every year and a league-wide conspiracy for him not being crowned the first active player to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

I guess he'll get to carry his runner-up to the runner-up MVP trophy at the Bills annual "at least we made the playoffs" parade in January.

Allen still isn't anywhere near top 5 for MVP and he probably went back even further after his performance today. This thread was silly when it was started but each week it goes on approaches lunacy.

Time to get with the times. It's no different than complaining that games are shown on ESPN because some people might not have access to cable, or it being unfair that some places don't have access to quality OTA signals. If you care enough, there's always a way to watch and several of them cheap or free.

You can watch it online or you can cry about it and LAMP. Your choice.

I hate it, but I also think players take a lot of cheap shots at him because he's a running QB. The flops tend to even out the calls he should get but doesn't.

It would be easy if this was the first time Rapp did something like this, but he does it all the time. He did it to Davante Adams. He did it to Breece Hall and put HIMSELF in the hospital. He's injured opponents, himself and teammates with his reckless play, all to overcompensate for his lack of ability.

There's nothing "unlucky" about targeting a defenseless player's head. I LOVE physical football, but I love it played the right way? You want to break a guys ribs from a punishing hit to the midsection as he catches the ball? I'm 100% here for it. You want to decapitate a player as he's giving himself up? You can get right the ***** out of the league as far as I'm concerned.

I'm smoking reality, apparently. When you repeatedly run full force into a guys head when he's in a vulnerable position, you're absolutely trying to end a guy's career via head injury, because that's the most likely outcome. Is this the first game you've watched Rapp play? This is the kind of player he's been his whole career. As far as "there is not a guy out there trying to end a career of another player", lololololol. You must not have watched much football in your life or you need to see an ophthalmologist. There are tons of players that built their legacy on trying to do exactly that.

The guy is an undisciplined moron, a dirty af player, and a liability in pass coverage. He hits hard and occasionally makes a good play which is great, but he's out there trying to end guys careers. That hit on Dak, as he was sliding, was ridiculous. We were lucky that martin got flagged.

I think this is the weakest team we've had since 2019. I see a Super Bowl win this year as an impossibility barring a meltdown by pretty much every other team ahead of us right now.

I think it's the same situation as Buffalo. McDermott isn't the dumpster fire Staley was, but he isn't good enough either.

He clearly should have been fired last season. They wasted another year of Herbert and maybe Keenan Allen's last great year for nothing.

None of this should be a surprise. His value was clear when the trade was made and those of us who were aware of him, knew this was a great addition.

Why am I not surprised you're here with the worst possible take? First of all, I didn't decide his guilt or innocence. He slept with a 17 year old high school girl as a 21 year old college senior. In most places, consent doesn't really matter matter there. Second of all, he was never "cleared" of anything. The DA declined to press charges. Third of all, the sexual assault that occurred inside the house didn't require Araiza to be present for it to be an assault. Me calling him a scumbag for his actions that night doesn't change whether or not he was involved in the assault, nor does it even require an assault to have taken place. THE DUDE BANGED A HIGHSCHOOLER OUTSIDE A FRAT HOUSE BY HIS OWN ADMISSION. If you want to run him for mayor or give him a key to the city, you go right ahead. He'll always be a scumbag to me that never deserves another story about him, unless it's about a future crime. If you were a high school senior and they were in middle school, you'd be right. Since that's not what we're talking about though, it's irrelevant. I think not getting to play in the NFL is about the lightest possible outcome for something that could have, and probably should have been far more severe. It's pretty clear most of you guys think that this is just 100% fine. Despite how deplorable I find that to be, I'm not going to convince you of a new morality, so good luck with your 1950s era views on assault moving forward in your lives and hopefully it's never a problem for you or anyone you know.

yes. I couldn't get the stats for the delta between 50 and 61(where martin ranks currently), so I figure top 10 is a safe assumption until he gets into the top 50 all time punt yard leaders, which he should hit in 2 years if he sticks with the bills or possibly 1 year on another team.

https://www.footballdb.com/leaders/career-punting-yards https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DpPjwoUJ9kS5cQVoce-O4FJ636A5hySKICACBUEUnjE/edit?usp=sharing https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MartSa01.htm If he retired today he'd be 7th.

I didn't realize it was a coded message. 35%+ of punts downed inside the 20 is an extremely good number over the long haul. Most of the guys above him are punting well in the short term, likely due to factors outside their control. if you look year over year, it changes a lot. Stonehouse and Fox were lower than martin last year. Martin is consistently good every year.

Why is it a problem? You do know his current % of 36.6% puts him in the top 10 all time for punters with 500 punts right?

a sexual assault survivor?