MJS

Josh Allen and half the team must have gotten hit by a bus.

I think the Giants and Patriots seem a little overrated from your results.

This is a misleading stat at best. Josh Allen plays in more one score games than most because the Bills are always in the games and never being blown out.

The least surprising news of the year.

I heard he went back into a dark retreat to heal his calf with gentle humming. Should be good to go.

"Whoa! Thought I just saw an attacker! You can never be too careful."

We've got a pretty good punter already.

I'm never going to wonder if an olineman looks fat or not. That's like asking if water is wet.

That's understandable.

Week 5. He'll spend the first 4 weeks on the PUP list and return for week 5.

Maybe they just do their own thing and don't need to be part of a program.

Their players get a lot of praise and attention, but continually under perform. They are overrated.

Really stupid how they continue to focus on this one, single play. Just leave it alone already.

To 95% of fans who watch on TV: Surprise! You get to watch a better football game than the crap we had scheduled.

Maybe. I think fans are getting a little spoiled, though. Josh isn't going to put up superhuman numbers every single week. His style of play comes with a bit of variance, in my opinion. High risk, high reward. That's true. What he accomplished his rookie year is often overlooked. He had a trash oline and trash receivers. He was basically the only weapon on offense.

Excellent game. For Allen specifically, it is not quite top 10 material when considering his stats, in my opinion. But, I would include it as a top 10 Buffalo Bills game of this current era, for sure.

There are only 10 games to put on the list. Can't fit all of his good games. 2022 Week 15 against Miami was a really good performance. 304 passing yards, 77 rushing yards, 4 passing TD's, no picks, 119.2 passer rating. Nothing concerning at all.

There just seems to be no end of games to point to. He is going to retire as one of the greats. Let's just cross our fingers he gets through this crowded AFC for a Superbowl sometime in the near future. It has to happen.

Yeah, the Cowboys get overrated just like they continually do on every other list imaginable. Ravens are also too high on that list.

Most fans watch on TV, so really it is about fans enjoying the only game on TV for that Thursday instead of having to watch some garbage match-up. They make more money, get better ratings, and fans get to watch a better game. Win-win-win.

What's the issue?

That 2022 Dolphins game you mentioned is one I literally wrote up everything for to include on the top 10 list until I realized I had 11 games and had to remove it, so it is my 11th game. That Jets game was really interesting. The Bills were dominating, but kept turning it over at the least opportune moments. It was a game that I felt confident we would win because of how well Josh was moving the ball, and we did win it. Good game.

What a heart breaking loss that was. That should have been a defining win for Allen and Diggs, but instead we only remember it for a fluke play at the end that lost us the game. Kind of similar to the 13 seconds game too. But yeah, what a throw and what a catch. Incredible. That was a hard game to leave off too. Ultimately, I went with other games with better stats, but that was an example of Allen willing the team to victory, and it was a huge game for Gabe Davis too. We don't win that without those two amazing catches of his. Really, it's a testament to how great Josh is. There are 5 or 6 more games that are deserving of being on a list like this.

To me, it was not a question of whether he could be successful or not, it was just if he could become a legit elite QB. After his rookie year I knew he had all the tools and the talent, but I didn't know of he would realize it or not. After his 2nd season I felt better, thinking he could eventually be something consistently special. After 2020 it was clear he had arrived as an elite QB. I don't think he was mainly bad in 2018, just inconsistent. There were times where he made the most accurate, difficult throws you have ever seen. Other times he would miss simple throws. And, he had no talent around him.

Yes. That last game of his rookie season showed me everything that I thought he was missing before then. The short, efficient passing and patience. The ability to read the defense and make good decisions. It showed me he had all the tools to be successful.