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Most Jet fans have realized this for a while now. I spend some time over at Jetnation.com and every time the Bills are playing a primetime game, there's a huge discussion on their board about how much better of a QB Allen has turned out to be. Granted, most of them recognize that the situations the two QBs are in have a lot to do with it, but also recognize the work that Josh has put in to be better.

Heck yeah. As a parent, I seriously teared up a tiny bit reading it and watching the video of the boy in Disney.

Haha. My best friends daughter (she's 3) refers to any canned drink as a "beer." We'll be playing outside and she'll go, "I want a beer!"

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30524548/cbs-simulcast-wild-card-game-nickelodeon I scanned the first few pages and didn't see this posted anywhere. Mods, feel free to merge/move if needed. But considering that the article states they are planning it for a wild-card game, it could technically affect the Bills/broadcast of a Bills playoff game. But I thought it was kind of interesting. I actually think it's a great idea, honestly. I've been struggling to get my five year old to sit and watch a game with me to learn the game. I wonder if a more kid-centered broadcast would attract a younger generation of fans.

The Bills' social media team has been on point this year.

If that's our biggest problem, I'm ok with it. 99 % of the time, if a team is going for 2, it's because you're up by too many points.

I think the difference is this. When he benched Moss, OK. We plug Singletary in, and there's not really a performance drop-off. I feel like Moss and Singletary are somewhat interchangeable. Taking possibly your fastest WR off the field for half the game, against a team that can put 3 TD's up on you in a heartbeat? Different story. I think the circumstances are different too. Moss is a rookie who fumbled the football from inside his own end zone, directly leading to a TD (ball ended up at like the 3 yard line, but still). Johnson had a couple drops, but were not game-altering plays. Not a huge drop on an easy catch for a TD, or a drop that turned into a pick-six.

I think a lot of people misread the post. Fred Jackson, because he's Fred Jackson and for as good as he was, it was a damn shame he was never on a good team here. Would also take Takeo Spikes or Aaron Schobel.

Any win by the Bills or any loss by Miami the rest of the way means the AFCE title belongs to Buffalo. Bills clinch playoffs with any Ravens loss.

"Nobody pukes and rallies like the Buffalo Bills" 😂😂😂😂😂

Good thing is, this won't be the only year we're here. This team is gonna be around for a while.

My guess is there were some guys not wearing masks, and the last thing the Bills want to do is broadcast that, like what the Saints did.

Damn right he did. Watt was basically a non-factor tonight

We’ll have the division clinched by then.

I mean technically Jim was in my lifetime. But I was still shittin' in my britches at that point. So I don't really count it. First Bills QB I remember is Alex Van Pelt.

JA17. Diggs. Taron Johnson. Had more than just the pick six. Played a great game. Good open field tackles. Coach Frazier

The Buffalo Bills legitimately have the best QB and best WR of my lifetime. At the same time. What a time to be alive. One. Hundred. Catches. With three games to play.

Sounds great. Except for that "make a living" thing.

IIIIIIIIIII GOT A FEELING!!!

No way. I heard it right here on Two Bills Drive that McDermott was incapable of growing or evolving.

Nah. All we need is a win and we are AFC champs for the first time since I was in Kindergarten.

So true. Of all the WR's out there, Diggs was always the one I wanted. We are legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

From the TV angle I thought it was pretty clearly good.

To quote RJ, these guys are good, SCARY GOOD!!

My man JA17!!!