MJS

I don't think he has a point. I think he is known to hold and interfere, so it gets noticed and they call it on him.

What if I told you that the defense actually played pretty decently against the Saints? - Under 300 yards of offense allowed - Only 109 passing yards, 3.5 yards per pass - Allowed 5 conversions on 15 attempts on 3rd and 4th down (33%) - 1 Interception, 3 sacks, and a forced fumble Yeah, the rushing yards allowed were not great, but the overall production and defense was not bad.

And I expressed my opinion that NONE of them deserve a Superbowl.

I don't think anyone deserves a superbowl win. If you want one, go win one.

With KC and Baltimore losing games, it makes sense for Allen to be leading. The MVP usually goes to the QB of the best team, and the Bills are the best team in the league right now, even if his numbers aren't eye popping. But it is really early.

He is your classic gunslinger, just like Bo Nix is. You live and die by that mentality. They throw the ball all over the field and play with confidence, and sometimes that works out really well. Sometimes it leads to bad turnovers. Josh Allen had that in him some, but at least he always held onto the ball and tried to read the defense and find open receivers, even when he was young. Gunslingers usually predetermine where they are going and fire it off quickly. Against experienced coaches like McDermott, that mentality is going to get you in trouble. He might have a really nice drive or two where it looks like he is carving up the defense, but then adjustments will come and he will make throws he shouldn't, and that's when the turnovers happen.

This is the kind of nonsense that just makes me gag. It's like you have never watched NFL football before. This is not the reality of the NFL. Every game is a challenge. It is a week to week league where anything can happen. Any team can beat any other. It has been proven time and time again.

Wait, what? McDermott doesn't get credit for wins. Only Josh Allen does. We only count his losses.

Nobody makes a win feel as terrible as a Bills fan can.

He threw it away as he was getting sacked on 4th and 1, though...

Losers don't get game balls!

MVP Lamar.

Let's have this be the final score and have Mahomes and Jackson each throw a handful of INTs and get sacked a ton. That would be fun to watch.

One hold, and the other was one of the softest calls I've ever seen. They scored a TD on that drive.

Kissing a pig is no big deal. Rooting for KC is much worse.

He had multiple good plays, including an important 4th down stop.

"Flock nation"? Is that what Ravens fans call themselves? That's super lame. Especially since the collective nouns for a group of ravens include a "conspiracy", a "treachery", a "rave" and an "unkindness". They could have found something much cooler to call themselves.

Josh Allen Cole Bishop James Cook Khalil Shakir Joey Bosa AJ Epenesa Terrell Bernard Tre White Lots of standout plays by good players. It was up and down for many of them, but they came through when it mattered most.

Good game! The other teams are full of professionals and talent every single week, and they want to give Buffalo, a premier team, their best shot. 4-0. Keep rolling.

Still crying, I guess.

Are people still wailing and gnashing their teeth, or are they happy again now that the score is 21 to 10?

I also get a notification on my phone from the NFL app and the Buffalo Bills app.

It is an NFC team, so if you really think about it, it increases the Bills likelihood of winning the superbowl if you lose to them. That's how those NFC games work.

It often seems like those going through the hardest things are also the happiest people who bring the most love and joy to others.

Let's play a game without Josh Allen. Every time we win a game with him, the odds increase that we'll lose with him. So, let's get it over with. Just take him out of the game. Snap the ball to nobody and see what happens.