Gigs

He and Ramsey are all talk

I don't recall seing Horseface playing defense last night

I was born in 87, and we're 52-28 since. I looked it up yesterday. The sad part is the Jets have as many titles in 60 years as the Titans had as the Oilers in just the 60s 😂😂😂

That spin move earlier had me thinking he was back right then. A healthy Von is going to be nice

I knew as soon as he was going to get hit he was going to get concussed, but not that bad, damn. Hope he is good. Steel sharpens steel

They put 70 up on Denver and got blown out the following week..by the Bills. Dude, Wilkins and Van Ginkel were their defense, and now all they have is Jalen Ramsey who gets owned by Josh. The only concern I have is their speed and even then I'm not scared.

Looks like the Jets will be 3rd again. I laughed everytime I saw someone predict them winning the division or going to the playoffs 😂 . They're a Mickey Mouse organization and I can't believe people were threatened by them.

They purposely pick those callers. Or the only ones willing to call in are the pessimists.

Tune-up game

Their defense is shite, so probably anyone over the middle (Kincaid) or James Cook. I could see Shakir cooking early because of established chemistry, but who knows?

Lmao, dude you're comparing career backup Hines to a HoF level talent in McCaffrey. Diggs made an immediate impact, so did Von. And so did Poyer and Hyde and they were another teams' trash when we got them. Maybe Hines sucked?

Christian Wilkins has entered the chat Adults are merely grown 12 year olds

Honestly, the thing with Diggs is respect. He's not a diva, he's just so ***** full of himself. He knows he's a HoF talent and treats everyone like they aren't on his level. Josh needed to be the top dog, and Diggs is too big a personality for that. Those people usually rub others the wrong way and usually they don't mean to but it is what it is.

All this after Rodgers said they need to sack up and take winning seriously before he was "excused"? But he was super serious you guys. If they make the playoffs I'll eat my hat. They're like those drought Bills teams that swung for the fences and missed. They're such a clown show organization and it's sad anybody in the media even took them seriously. A 40 year old coming off a major injury who hasn't played well in 3 years and a diva D-lineman are going to win the division...yeah. Nah thats just J-I-Z-Z, JIZZ JIZZ JIZZ!

Wait til next year lol

He makes double what his dad, Josh Allen, makes. Dolphins are a clown show. They have a great offense until November

Wait, a 6 page thread over a washed up back up? They hate us coz they anus

Not to mention the narrative with AR was he always needed weapons and the FO never helped him out. I can't think of many top tier, championship calibre QBs, with that narrative. It's almost as if he was only good enough and everybody knew it. Personally I don't see more than 8 or 9 wins out of the Jets this year, and sure as hell no division title. I feel AR is going to be pretty limited, and that's if he makes the whole season. In all of NFL history, we've only had George Blanda and Tom Brady play really deep at a decent level, and I doubt AR looks like he did 3 years ago.

Keith Ellison - 4 year starter during the Dick Jauron Era. He's the antithesis of Matt Milano: couldn't tackle, couldn't cover and was a complete liability at the 2nd level. How DJ could go from coaching Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs to being content with Ellison, DiGiorgio and Crowell is just astounding; talk about a downgrade. Keith Ellison is the epitome of the drought: mediocre starter, backup/ST at best but given the job due to an utter lack of options. Rob Johnson - Had a single game for Jacksonville that made Ralph want to open the purse, and willingness to trade a first rounder for, which was the reason he started in the playoffs against Tennessee over Flutie. When thinking of the most futile Bills QB in franchise history, some will think of Cheeseburger Van Pelt, when really it's Rob "No Shoe" Johnson. St. Doug Marrone - The man was a narcissist. He thought he could revive the 90s Bills with Hackett as his OC. The little bit of success he had at Syracuse got to his head faster than an aneurism and somehow got Ralph hypnotized to his ridiculous grandiosoty. If he wasn't so self-centered and righteous, he could've been an OK coach because he wouldn't have propped up Hackjob Hackett and hired a competent OC, but as with narcissistic people, he couldn't resist the temptation. At least Dick Jauron tried. Ralph's Meddling - The man did too much when he shouldnt have, and too little when he should have. One could argue he began in the late 90s/early 2000s but it goes way back to the 60s. He drove out Lou Saban and Bill Polian, he traded away Cookie, he made bad personnel decisions throughout (save for a couple inadvertently lucky choices) and did a good job of emulating the Lions (of which he was a fan) during their post NFL Championship success Era of Futility. So many meddling decisions. If he were hands off, made better decisions without regard for money and maybe exerting little influence, I'm sure this team would've done more over time, and maybe wouldn't have had such bad droughts between short eras of success. He had OJ, he had the late 80s/early 90s team, and couldn't win even once. At least he had the 60s success.

All Josh needs is a SB and then the talk becomes: Is Josh Allen the greatest all-around QB of all time? Dude is 22 away from tying Cam for most rushing TDs by a QB, and set the single season record for QBs in a season last year with 15. He still has so much gas in the tank, and when he eclipses 100, they'll be looking for Mahomes' and Brady's rushing TDs in the discussion. All he needs is 1 SB for the talk to be legit as THE all time great.

Madden 25 2: Electronic Arts Bungle-oo

He isn't wrong. And as the great Bania said to the Seinfeld: Soup isnt a meal

I'd rather they go full time to the 60's standing Buffalo and jerseys. Something about winning the league title twice and nearly a 3-peat w/ going to SB I where they matched up way better against the Pack' moreso than the Chiefs did. 90s Bills were the best team in a weak AFC at the time (still shouldve beaten the Giants if Jimbo's ego didnt prevent Thurman from eating way more). 60s Bills were better than most NFL teams at the time and imo would've won SB I. Iirc the 65 Bills Defense still holds the record 17 game streak of not allowing a rushing TD. Correct me if I'm wrong. Jussayin'

"How's my blocking?" "I think we're benched, man"

The lame narrative surrounding Josh about how elite can he be without Diggs is the true argument behind how good Tua actually is. If Josh had Hill and Waddle he'd be putting up Mahomes' numbers from the first MVP season, and yet with how "good" Tua has looked, he isn't as good as Mahomes was with that Lambo in his garage. Tua is playing chicken with ducklings, and the Dolphins know his limitations are real. I'm sure if this was Madden, the fish would've signed Dick Grabber Wilkins to his deal and gave Tua a modest deal way under that of Josh's annual average.