Jerome007

Of course. But this is the Cheats. And the very first time Allen faces them. Am I full brimming with confidence here? Of course not. But yes I want the Bills to beat them. Again, BB & co could be losing THREE games in a row. And there is a slight chance they're ousted from the playoffs. With Rex Ryan (remember him?) the Bills beat them in Foxboro 16-0. 16 - ZERO. In the 4th game of the year. Yet I've seen many people on here saying the game meant nothing to the Patriots as Brady wasn't there. It was the FOURTH game, not a meaningless one in December! And we Bills fans painfully know what it's like to have a decent team with no elite QB at the helm, so to me the win was legit as they come. And this time, we have Allen... and a not so decent team on offense and special teams. Still... FIGHT! PLAY TO WIN! CHIP AT THEIR ARROGANT EGOS AT THEIR PLACE! If not, well, I hope Josh plays well and learns a lot going against a BB defense desperate on using all tricks to get back on the W side. Barring injuries or some disaster, it's likely a win for the Bills when it comes to the future.

I think you misunderstood his great post. He was, in fact, in the right spirit. Josh will blemish his perfect record against young QBs

I hope the Bills dominated the next 10-15 years. Preferably, BB & Brady duo would still play at a high level for a few more years so the Bills beat them twice a year to get some revenge before Father Times takes care of that. But I'll settle for the first option. Anyway, back to the present. Aren't you guys hyped up for the first game featuring Allen vs Brady? The Cheats have lost twice in a row. The Bills could make it three. Hell the Dolphins could clinch the division and the Brady bunch miss out on the playoffs! Basically, the Bills could make quite the statement if they beat the Cheats at their place, and make an impact in the playoff picture for sure. Time to extract some well deserved revenge. I feel near zero emotions on this board. Wake up! A Bills victory at Foxboro makes a great Christmas present to us fans... and even to most NFL fans. I'm pumped.

Well I hope Peterman can collect those nice NFL checks for a while. He is smart and personable enough to lead scout teams etc.

What is kind of weird is that while there are so many holes, we can easily picture the offense getting better by next year. More experience for Allen and for Allen-Daboll together, Teller, Foster. Add 2 good OLinemen and 2 WRs through FA (lots of cap space next year) and draft picks, and the difference could be humongous. Defense should remain as good too. Special teams can't get much worse except for Haushka who has been money.

Put like that, there is enough. Since as far as I know, when players are put on IR you can hire another one

ha ha. My favorite so far

That makes total sense so I wonder what is the rationale for having a 53 men roster but only 46 active

I love the guy. I have since day 1 and he's been giving me nothing but positive vibes, and consistantly progressing as was the plan for this year. But since he is supposedly a trash talker, I expected a lot more from this video. And yeah, I too would have liked to hear what he told the ref who missed the obvious Offside! At the same time, it's my voyeur side and I'd much prefer the refs (and players) don't get material to give him the Jerry Hughes treatment.

He is injured but still, for all the "Josh haters", have you seen the exciting Panthers-Saints game? The Panthers TD pass was by their RB on a trick play (great play BTW I jumped up). Does Allen look so much worse especially considering he is a raw rookie? Even Brees missed some open guys as he couldn't get in his usual rhythm going with the Panthers' D all over him. "Fans" wanting perfection out of the QB, especially a rookie, are so damn annoying.

He is an argument to convince any speedy receiver FA to get on the Josh Allen Gravy Train. With some good Olinemen, Josh is gonna pad some stats!

I too thinks he's got great instincts, covers very well, can support the run D.... but lacks ball skills. When he's beat he's usually VERY close to the WR or even all over him, yet he doesn't time his jump well at all. He has rarely been beat as in a blown coverage or someone just passing him by/juking him. It's his ball skills.

They did OK in both run and pass block. OK was the average, in that they dominated some plays and got abused in others. A little strange. Still, we should rejoice at the glimpse of the future: on that TD pass, Josh had all day to throw, perfect pocket and line of sight. Add 2 good Olinemen through FA, a few WRs through draft picks, and the Bills O will be awesome to see!

Nice! Very great to see. And overall, since McD has been the coach, the team spirit has been awesome. With the 3 blowout in a row last year, and the "out of the playoff race in October" this year, it's not a given or easy to do.

It's crazy how it has barely happened only a couple of times ALL season.

That the play selection is bad or they mess up is one thing, but people always bitching McD is too conservative than bitching now when he goes for it, come on!

I liked the "dump off" pass to Ford. The first one I recall by Josh. I saw Rivers do it so much their last game. And we all know how Brady, etc. do it.

I thin Josh played well except on long balls, which is weird That clock management was indeed really bad, but this year they've been OK. I feel Allen was better in preseason for 2 minute drills than Tyrod all his years here. The choice of plays was suspect at best this time. But let's not act as if they are the worst

Time for Josh for a minute drill. Yesss

At least he didn't get flagged for his hit on Stafford while the later was bitching to the refs

Refs suck and yes I too was glad Josh gave them an earful BTW he's been damn accurate WHEN HE'S HAD TIME. Except on long throws.

Who says McCoy would not agree to a salary reduction to remain a Bill? He - and his agent - know they wouldn't get 9M next year anyway. I still think that 2 good OLinemen by FA and 2 much better WR by either FA or the draft or both are possible as soon as next year. With Allen-Edmunds-Milano-White with more experience, coaches having a better feel for their players, and these new addition to the offense, the Bills could already be top dogs as soon as next year. McCoy could want a part in that.

People on here complain Josh runs too much but he does so 9-11 times a game. Jackson ran TWENTY-SEVEN times his first game. That's a high number for a RB. You think that will last? And I still can't believe the no-coverage by NFL media of Allen running for 135 yards in only 9 runs but oozing praise over Jackson for less yards in way more runs. Bias much? And no it's not just because the Ravens are in the playoff run. I'd like to know how the WRs on the team feel? I'd hate to run around the field all day to get not even half the pass I used to get... Football is not a one-man show.

Kickers are as protected as QBs usually. And ALL players cannot be blindside blocked when so far off the play. He should get a fine and in the game he should have got a 15 yarder. But let's not act like it was the dirtiest play in football history. Still, how come the refs didn't throw a flag???

Normally I'd agree but EVERYONE in & out of the stadium knew Haushka was injured. Why not him? And since the Bills are out of the playoffs GO FOR IT. Hell, run a 4th & 2 instead of faking to go for it and taking a time out... But recall when the Jags went for it on 4th and goal. Not only they didn't score, next play was a 99 yard run against them! Enough to make coaches go back to being conservative... Still, the few times the Bills have been aggressive this year and took a chance it didn't pan out, yet most of the fans did NOT criticize them. We want this.