BigDingus

He still played like actual garbage. Do you and your neighbor argue about who's garbage smells worse, or who's turd was nastier? They both sucked.

No, sometimes he goes through them, but very, very often he still just stares down the receiver he wants to throw to from snap to pass. I had 3 friends from work over yesterday to watch the game. They're all Cowboys fans, but told them I'd make wings. All of them kept pointing that out (and giving me crap for possibly losing to the Dolphins all game). It's pretty obvious and a really bad habit. But unlike some of his problems, I feel that one is fixable.

Healthy(ish) and being 5-1 do matter, but the talent is still comparable, and they have the advantage at the most important position, plus they've beaten a good team this year, we haven't. We should still win (thus being the favorite still), but if they can beat the Packers in Green Bay, they can put up a good fight against this Bills team... I mean EVERY team we've faced thus far has put up a good fight, so why wouldn't the Eagles? We just saw what Miami did against us, how could you not think the Eagles could do the same, if not better?

Pretty much. But they don't ever look in danger of losing those games, unlike us who always struggle to win no matter how weak the opponent is.

How did they even get those opportunities to put up the 2 TD's that put them ahead? Oh yeah, turnovers by the defense, including 1 in which the Dolphins were at the goalline about to score another TD which would've had us down 21-9 at that point. Thank god the offense actually capitalized on those turnovers, otherwise the game would've been lost.

Is that all there was to the game? Huh...and here I was told referencing stats don't matter. Because if you want to go that route, things look even worse...especially in comparison to every other actual successful QB in the league.

What have you possibly seen from Allen put him so far above Bortles? Lol A non biased observer would NOT be making that assessment based on what has actually been done on the field. Statistically, they're pretty similar with the exception of Bortles being a better passer and Allen being a better runner. Bortles definitely threw for more TD's while having a similar amount of INT's, and definitely put up way more passing yards. He was also a better deep passer, well pretty much everyone has better deep ball accuracy than Allen the past 2 years. Sure, if we only looked at 4th quarter stats from 2019 alone in a vacuum, Josh would be the favorite. But he only was in a position to lead those comebacks because he didn't do enough the rest of the game in the first place! And against weak, weak teams at that! You're really going to gloat about having to come from behind against awful teams to escape with a victory? I'm sure the 4th quarter performances are all you want anyone to see, because if they had to put everything else in perspective, he'd look like a mediocre/below average QB on a team being propped up by great defensive play. He only had the opportunities to get those comebacks because of the defense playing lights out, or being gifted extra opportunities by the defense in general. But yes, totally not like Bortles...

The fact that anyone could have the balls to predict wins against ANY team going forward after the way the offense has played thus far is insane. Sure, we COULD go 11-5, or we COULD go 5-11. We barely beat the Jets. We barely beat the Bengals. We barely beat the Titans. We barely beat the Dolphins. We looked like a mess against the Patriots... But even though we have a cake walk schedule, we've made it pretty clear that our weak offense cannot play a full 4 quarters of good football or put away opponents, no matter how awful that team may be. So those games against teams like the Washington Potatoes are not guaranteed by any means, and if the defense can't play lights out or create extra opportunities for the offense, we might not be so lucky going forward.

I just want to know why this offense is incapable of being even half way decent in the 3rd quarter... Yes, the offense in general has had problems all year, but after halftime they really disappear. It was already embarrassing enough that the Dolphins played with a lead for the first time this year against us, and that they outplayed us after ample preperation from us having a Bye AND being a home game, but how have we not fixed this post-halftime issue? Here's our 3rd quarter scoring: 1. Jets - 3 points 2. Giants - 0 points 3. Bengals - 0 points 4. New England - 7 points 5. Titans - 0 points 6. Dolphins - 0 points Total: 10 points, 1.66 average. Comparatively, here's how the 4th quarter looks: 1. Jets - 14 points 2. Giants - 7 points 3. Bengals - 7 points 4. New England - 0 points 5. Titans - 7 points 6. Dolphins - 22 points Total: 57 points, 9.5 average. Is there a coaching & preparation issue? Is it a motivation issue? Is it a personnel issue? Yes, wins are most important, but when people say it doesn't matter HOW you win, I strongly disagree if there's still more than half a season to go ahead of us. To say we're benefiting from a cake-walk schedule is an understatement. Yes, the Pats are too, but the difference is they play us twice... which has almost always been a guaranteed 2 wins as opposed to our almost guaranteed 2 losses. And as we've seen in the past, just making the playoffs doesn't mean you'll carry over that success into them or into the following season. With the way this team plays, we can't write off ANY teams as "gimmie" games going forward, even if we should have wins against the Redskins, Broncos, Dolphins, Jets, Browns & Steelers going forward. But is anyone confident we can parlay those wins into playoff success against the actual good teams of the AFC like the Pats, Chiefs, Texans or Colts (yes, the Colts are for real)? I think I'd feel a lot better if just one time Allen had a complete game where he played solid for 4 straight quarters. Just once. Would I like him to put up numbers every other successful QB in the history of this league has? Sure. But if we're going to be the one team who's franchise QB is incapable of doing that, I'd at least like to see a game where him & the offense don't pull a disappearing act for a quarter or more of a game.

I'm sorry, I don't think Thurman was as good as Peterson. He's not a huge way off, but AP was better. AP also had to carry his entire team, and did it in a passing era. And he put up insane numbers even though everyone's gameplan was stop AP. Of course you and many Bills fans would put the best Bills QB over other all time greats... c'mon lol.

Tony deserves his spot. Best TE in history and not even close imo.

Tre White easily. Otherwise Hauschka just for being putting up 11 points with perfect kicking.

2 TD's off 2 Tre turnovers. Defense came through yet again.

All on one good drive. Punch his ticket to the HOF!

White trying his hardest to over compensate for a lackluster offense. I've said it a million times, we only win games when our defense does this. Our offense is too inept to do it without heavy defensive help.

Much better...a wide miss is better than a wider miss I guess?

How can you say that with a serious face? Coverage was beat, WIDE open man for an easy TD...if only the ball wasn't massively overthrown.

It was a great call. Wide open WR for an easy TD if the QB could execute. Amazing call, awful execution.

Holy sh*t Allen, seriously?! I'm so sick of his AWFUL deep ball accuracy... my goodness, it's horrible.

Meanwhile, 3rd quarter Allen has been the worst QB we've had since Todd Collins.

Lol oh c'mon, the fans? Really? You don't think the 3 FG's, being unable to convert 3rd downs, penalties, missed open WRs, dropped passes, poor run defense, etc. are the reasons we've been dangerously close to losing all game? But the fans? Yeah... it's their fault ?

White is ridiculously good. Hate when him or another quality player is used as a scapegoat for why we're losing a game even though it's obvious it's the offense at fault.

Just remember people, the whole reason we got that score was the defense making a huge play. They can't ALWAYS play perfect games, but we do need them to play very good overall to win it seems.

Still can't say enough how important Gore has been for this team. So many people calling him useless and complaining it wasn't all going to Singletary, but Gore is consistent, reliable, and always puts in the effort on every play. Sometimes that's more valuable than the ability to break that huge run.

I'm happy to give credit where credit is due. Allen was a big reason as to why we scored. Great job on his part.