MJS

He seems like a pretty quiet, reserved guy. He doesn't seem smug or abrasive to me at all. He does seem confident, but why would you want an NFL player on your team who is not confident? Confidence is important. What is your opinion on Diggs? Diggs is VERY smug, often abrasive (to other teams and fans especially), and supremely confident. Yes, he is proven, but are you turned off about that in him? I guarantee you he has been like that ever since coming into the league. That's his personality.

Such an annoying, entitled take. How about you just be grateful for this amazing team and culture that Sean McDermott is directly responsible for creating? I know... too much to ask.

Spare me. I hated him LONG before Josh Allen came around. I can't stand him and the fact that he is now saying nice things about our Superbowl caliber team does not change that. He has to because it's so obvious.

He'll get more shots. Moss fumbled it too.

He is so overrated anyways. Some say he is the best corner in the league. He isn't. Just your classic go all out for an INT corner who gets burned all the time when not making a big play. Me first players who only care about picks.

Wait, are you claiming the Rams aren't a good team? They are a very good team.

Yes, and Stafford was getting pummeled every other play. No roughing the passer penalties. Really superb. Make the QB's earn it. You know Josh Allen is up to the challenge.

He is a rookie. It has been one game. Ask me again in a couple years.

My one issue was the Josh Allen runs. And I am an advocate for him running. I defend it all the time. But when you are up 31 to 10, there's just no reason to run the ball with Josh. But I also wonder if it is Josh himself taking that freedom to take off when he wants to. I don't know how often the OC is calling a Josh Allen run play versus Allen changing the play or simply deciding to take off on that play. Agreed. If everything goes well Dorsey will be a HC two years from now, and we'll have another hot shot in the wings to take over. This offense is going to create a lot of head coaches.

Play action pass to McKenzie for 8 yards (slant).

I'm assuming there will be some growing pains, but there is no reason why he can't be just as good or even better. Two years from now he will be a head coach. The Bills OC position is now a fast track for head coaching opportunities. Hey, if they think they have a big advantage running the ball against certain teams, I'm all for them doing that. Or if their passing game isn't working and they need to make in-game adjustments and run the ball more, great. They need to be good at what they do. If they need to run the ball, they need to be good at it. If they need to pass it 60 times, they need to be good at it. The best teams are the ones who can adjust how they attack when they meet a road block.

Josh is in such high demand. He is going on every show and every podcast.

Does it really matter?

I do get a bit of anxiety for playoff games. Not for regular season games, though. I just look forward to them.

Oh, I take pride in not knowing what it is.

Just a lazy take. Everyone said Allen sucked. He is dominating now, so to explain it they are just saying that he is so physically gifted that he overcomes those things about him that should make him bad. But it is a bunch of bull. Allen has progressively made strides in not just the physical aspects of the game, but the mental as well. He beats both zone and man coverage. He makes correct reads. He looks off safeties. He doesn't stare down receivers (well, sometimes he does, like most QB's). He is just as cerebral as he is physically gifted.

I am not able to make any picks yet in the pick'em league. It says "Week 1 matchups to be determined". Anyone else have this issue?

I have a lot to learn about dances. I'm just old fashioned, I guess. I like to watch football but don't pay attention to their dancing and their outfits and their social media posts, etc.

The most impressive thing was they all knew what "the griddy" is (had to google the spelling). I would have been like "You want to know who is the most gritty? Like who is the toughest?" I feel like an old man at age 33. These darn whippersnappers and their tik toks and their dances.

I'm assuming that guy they have running around is not actually Josh. They just had him run on camera for the final scene.

Gabe Davis. He is going to have a great season, and it starts in game 1. Teams are going to quickly realize that you can't double Diggs without getting hurt by Davis.

Bills - 34 Rams - 31 Close game. Bass hits the game winning field goal.

It was a pretty gut wrenching loss, but I think Bills fans try to make it bigger than it is. Sometimes you lose. You go back and try to win next time. If you lose again, you keep trying. No need to make it more than that. We've got a great team. We've got a great QB. We have a great organization. I'll keep rooting for them to win. I don't need to pull out a pitchfork when they lose.

When you are up, you run the ball to run out the clock. That could inflate your rushing stats. When you are down, you throw the ball more, inflating your passing stats.

I like 4 to 6. 2-3 on both sides of the ball. But I can also see it from the perspective of, whoever is a great leader on your team, make them a captain. So if you have only 2 great leaders, only have 2 captains. But if you have 9, have 9 captains. But 9 is a lot. It probably is diluting it by that point.