MJS

They should have known regardless. Only Josh Allen breaks records.

I never made that argument.

That's not the "gotcha" they think it is. Allen did it against a playoff team while Jackson did it against a hot trash team.

Oh, well they are probably talking about the regular season. A lot of times stats are separated by regular season vs post season.

I hate this way of thinking. Nobody ASKS Josh to do it. He does it because he chooses to. Josh is Josh because of Josh. And it is such bologna anyways. The Bills have an excellent running game. He has plenty of weapons. He is amazing, but he certainly has help out there. He has one of the best olines in the NFL. Because he plays QB in the NFL. That's how it goes. It is the most demanding job in pro sports and it takes an elite QB to have a chance at a superbowl.

What game(s) did Josh do that in? I believe you, I just can't remember.

Do I dare ask what that connotes?

He probably has all the other records at the other air yard distances as well, to be honest.

PFR approximate value is a good one to look at when comparing players of different eras and positions. Here are some of the highest single season AV scores for Bills players: 25- OJ Simpson: 1975 (2243 scrimmage yards, 23 total TDs, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 21- Bruce Smith: 1996 (13.5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles, 90 tackles, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro, Defensive Player of the Year) 20- Thurman Thomas: 1991 (2038 scrimmage yards, 12 total TDs, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro, Offensive Player of the Year, MVP) 20- Josh Allen: 2022 19- OJ Simpson: 1973 (2073 scrimmage yards, 12 total TDs, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro, Offensive Player of the Year, MVP) 19- Thurman Thomas: 1990 (1829 scrimmage yards, 13 total TDs, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 19- Thurman Thomas: 1992 (2113 scrimmage yards, 12 total TDs, Pro Bowl, 2nd team All Pro) 19- Mario Williams: 2014 (14.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 42 tackles, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 19- Tre White: 2019 (6 INTs, 2 forced fumbles, 1 sack, 58 tackles, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 19- Josh Allen: 2021 19- Matt Milano: 2022 (3 INTs, 1 sack, 99 tackles, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 18- Fred Smerlas: 1982 (Full stats not listed, but he was 1st team All Pro) 18- Bruce Smith: 1993 (14 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 108 tackles, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 18- Ted Washington: 2001 (1.5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 40 tackles, Pro Bowl, 1st team All Pro) 18- Josh Allen: 2020 18- Josh Allen: 2023 I didn't list Allen's stats for all his high AV years, but they are awesome. From what I can tell, OJ Simpson has the highest single season AV in Bills history by a wide margin, and it wasn't even his 2000 rushing yard season. It might be the highest in NFL history, too, but that is tough to look up. Lamar Jackson also scored a 25 AV for his 2019 MVP season.

Josh Allen elbow drop!

Same. It is the perfect time slot for me.

Can we give Sean McDermott his kudos? Oh wait, I forgot the rules. Anything good that the team does is because of everyone else. Anything bad is because of only McDermott and nobody else. I'll get it right next time.

Benford got beat a bit too.

Sure. But not if that means benching the starters, but if they can get rotated in to play some, or get more playing time while starters heal up, I'm fine with that. Hamlin and Rapp have been great tacklers, and we missed that for sure. Lewis also took some bad angles that Rapp would not have had he been in there.

I'm so sick of the claims that the Bills would never win versus ABC opponent if XYZ doesn't change. It is a bunch of bologna. The Bills just beat the best team in the NFL. They also beat the top seed in the AFC. It is a week to week league and every team is dealing with injuries, not just the Bills. They'll adjust and figure it out. Or they won't. Injuries suck, but they are a part of the game. Get as high of a seed as you can and try to go on a run in the playoffs.

The Chiefs.

Close. I think Belinda got super annoyed by posts like that.

I don't think so. I think I'd hold the team back.

That was Jo Shallen. Sorry.

Honestly, screw the entitled season ticket holders.

Yeah, I like them alright. But I think I like the Broncos more, since I lived in Colorado for a long time.

Kool-Aid isn't his real name, though. It is Ga'Quincy.

Bills: 24 Lions: 26

And each of them were Bills losses, apparently? Why not any of the wins?

It'll be good to have Smoot back. He was playing well.