BigDingus

That's the question I've always had regarding our past failures at QB. Even with other teams, how you handle these QB's is extremely important. I remember when we used to yank Losman & Holcomb back and forth, then Trent Edwards got thrown into the mix. Many times we had top-tier defenses, great rushing games, elite special teams, etc. but our coaching staff left a LOT to be desired. Some franchises just seem hellbent on ruining QB's, the Jets being one of them. In the past, teams like the Raiders, Browns, Redskins, Bills, etc. all looked like they were failing their QB's just as much, if not more, than their QB's were failing them. I almost feel Josh's 3rd year growth is in spite of the circumstances around him, combined with Daboll's play calling. McDermott essentially pulled the typical "ruin-your-rookie" Bills move with Allen his first year, pretty much doing virtually everything wrong. He was setup for failure, and given how McDermott handled Pick-Six Peterman, it didn't inspire much confidence. Thankfully the organization pulled their heads out of their a** and did everything they could to rectify that in year 2, and Josh's own work ethic helped him persevere.

Josh had games like that too, but he only passed 17 times. But when you are rushing freely for the tune of 124 yards & 2 TD's (on top of the 1 passing TD) & don't turn the ball over, that's pretty damn impressive. I'm not saying he's a legend or anything, but accounting for nearly 300 yards of offense & 3 TD's is definitely a good thing.

Just think, if the Bills hadn't given up that Hail Mary, we'd be 11-2 & on a 7 game win streak. We have a longshot at the #1 seed, but damn, that still stings. Either way, GOT THAT SIGNATURE WIN BOYS! Diggs was the shot in the arm the team needed 👍

Wtf kinda spot was that...

Ok offense, your turn! Don't go backwards or turn it over pleeeeaseeee 😬

Since we can't defend the 2 point conversion, that missed XP could really bite us in the ass.

Unfortunately true. But I thought we had become a little bit more competent as of late. That was just ugly all around.

I agree with going for the sneak, but the real worst case is Josh fumbles...hell, he didn't have great control over the snap on the first play. Or he could've just taken a sack & lost yards like Moss did.

Can't believe we were 1 yard away from the endzone and just went backwards...

Have the Bills stopped a single 2 point conversion all season? Teams may as well go for 2 every time, the Bills simply don't know what to do.

Time to put a your foot on their throat & seal the deal!

Allen has 180 passing yards. Diggs is responsible for 121 of those 😂 This guy is gold.

The Bills realize this is the 3rd quarter right? Just making sure, because this is 2 straight weeks where they haven't just fallen asleep...

AYYYY-MEN!

Diggs! And that's why he gets paid the big bucks 😁

Lol he's improved dramatically throughout this season. A missed XP sucks, but it happens.

I hungout with his parents at the Houston airport last year. Am I special? 😂

Thank god, defense saving our a**

Knox may have just dropped it anyway, but those last 2 passes were poorly timed & not well thrown 😕

Josh Allen is proof that the idea big hands = less likely to fumble is 100% false.

The Steelers have a ton of drops too. Unfortunately they don't fling all theirs into the air for the defense to catch.

Why is whenever we play an AFC team, the Bills' performance is so predictable based on their opponent's record? Why can't they just surprise us

This is true. It was pointed out a while back, but you almost NEVER see him ready to throw at the end of his drop back. I've been paying attention to it all game, and even if it's a 7 step drop, the ball is never coming out of his hands when he initially plants his feet.

I'm telling you, we need a dome. Allen would just have such a better time for the next decade+

Happened against the Pats the last 2 years, the Titans, the Chiefs and now the Steelers. It's like he sees their record, gets nervous & plays the exact opposite as how he normally plays.