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Interesting to see how frustrated Taron Johnson was with Milano on that last Pascal TD. Milano definitely struggled in pass coverage that game. It happens, hopefully he bounces back.

Yeah, that's what was in the OP! It's wild

Oh absolutely. Especially with a defense that Miami is building.

I didnt compare either season LOL... I just said Rodgers has been insane and put his TD: INT ratio there, I said Josh Allen isn't Rodgers.... yet. I never anywhere in any of my posts mentioned Josh not being good, or capable of being Rodgers.. at alllll HOLY S*** you are sensitive.... I also said 3 years doesnt tell a story, 15 years does... Rodgers is simply the most gifted QB to ever step on a field... There is NO negativity to slight to Josh. i LOVE josh allen lol Ok? And Rodgers beat the Titans this year.... what's your point?

Yeah, I'd also like to see what an NFL off-season does for Epenesa. Another thing too is, Daryl Johnson has played VERY well and was playing at a low level college(typically a longer time to develop). Year 3 for him could see a NICE jump too!

I honestly believe Tua's ceiling is a Chad Pennington / Alex Smith(at VERY best..) Very Accurate, meh arm, very football smart, game manager.

Dude, 100% that's what I'm saying... He isn't Rodgers... yet. Stats don't tell the story but there are throws Rodgers makes every game that other QBs can't even fathom and having 3 years of 45+ TD's and <7INT's is DAMN impressive. Josh is getting there... 1 year doesn't tell a story but 15 does.

Where was I negative at all? Relax. LOL Because I say Josh Allen isn't better than the best QB to ever step on a field... I didn't enjoy the win? Jesus. The fact that he sat has NOTHING to do with the fact that Rodgers is a better QB currently. He's literally the most gifted QB to ever step on a football field. Again, 48 TDs, 7 INTs this year. He's the only QB in NFL history to have 45+ TDs and less than 7 INTs in a year.... and hes done it 3 times.

That's just simply not true. Aaron Rodgers just threw for 48 TDs and 7 interceptions. He has 412 TDs and 89 interceptions in his career. I love Josh Allen.... he's not Aaron Rodgers yet.

Not named Aaron Rodgers, yes.

Right! I was more so baffled that the oldest QB left in the AFC is 25. Forever it was Brady, Ben, Rivers, Manning, Flacco, etc etc

It's pretty interesting that Baker Mayfield is the oldest remaining QB in the AFC playoffs. Baker Mayfield - 25 - Born Apr 14, 1995 Patrick Mahomes - 25 - Born Sep 17, 1995 Josh Allen - 24 - Born May 21, 1996 Lamar Jackson - 24 - Born Jan 07, 1997 Definitely seems like a "changing of the guard." Allen beats Rivers(39) , Mayfield beats Big Ben(38), Jakson beats Tannehill (32).

I certainly hope your <24 and live at home with parents. If so, right on my dude.

Addison isn't going anywhere, IMO. (Edit: If Clowney or someone like that is available to come to the Buffalo, then yes, Addison is gone. Just remember he is a McDermott guy from Carolina) Jefferson should be gone. I liked him A LOT as a signing coming out of SEA but man, I think he disappointed this year. I think with Star coming back, Phillips another year removed from ACL, Butler/ Oliver at the 3T will be strong and playing their more natural position. I agree with this... not 31... more like proven 25-27 year old than can grow and flourish in our system. Not sure Dupree / Judon fit what we do, but i'm sure they can find a place for them. I'd love to see Clowney here back in a 4-3 and i think his contract will be relatively cheap due to his lack of performance this year.

I love Ryan Kerrigan. He's been one of the most underrated players in the league for longggg time. However, we have Addison in his 30's, Hughes in his 30's, Murphy on the way out. We need to get younger and DE.

Few things stood out to me: 1.) Josh was absolutely locked in and on a mission. After that rushing TD, he didn't say a word, gave out some helmet taps and ran to the sideline 2.) These guys believe in McDermott to an incredibly degree. Dawkins coming off the field saying, "You put this sh** together, you did this." 3.) The love/camaraderie the team has for each other is amazing to see.

I would highly doubt that. Josh was clearly the best QB on the team, Tua is not. Josh worked incredibly hard and was a natural leader... it seems as though Tua is not. Also, the coaches trusted Josh to throw the ball more than 10 yards down field.

The game was a chess match. I see Indy fans giving Reich a ton of crap and I thought he called a great game and I thought that Rivers played out of his mind. It's a football game in the play-offs and it isn't going to be pretty. In the beginning you can DEFINITELY tell and feel the nerves of the Bills. As many have said, it was a poor match up for us and I'm glad we came out on the right side.

essentially this. My initial thought was something like: "I'm glad we didn't just go get a name. All of those with big names had to come from somewhere and there is a reason they no longer have a job." -I then read that he played with Tomlin in college and it reminded me to a similar type of feel as that hire.

That's fine. It's the truth.

I mean, except one thing is verrrrry different. Leonard is a stud. Rosen is trash.

Yes but they were playing from behind so much so he was throwing a ton and defenses in softer coverage. I'm not saying he's not good by any stretch... I just think his numbers MAY have been inflated. This is a very similar situation to someone like a Stafford. Great QB, awful organization and talent around him.

Similar to Manning / Brady.

It was posted and is on the first page here.

What stood out to me: The Diggs trade was "graduation." It was where the players TRULY and ultimately felt that they were believed in and READY. That was awesome.