Kelly the Dog

Thanks for posting that. I saw it before and forgot to bring it up here. That's a great sign, especially from those two guys. Granted, it's not only the honeymoon period but everything is clicking so it's no huge surprise. But the culture thing is definitely a thing.

I heard Ernie Adams was actually behind this idea.

Never has so little done so little for so little for so much chatter.

I did a little football-washing in the Josh Allen lab Experiment/Experience. Read. Enjoy. Comment. Share. Repeat as necessary. https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/voice-of-the-fan-the-josh-allen-experiment-experience-is-finally-here-so-enjoy-it/article_90b7f764-fcea-11ea-93ae-47bbed1dd21d.html "It sometimes seems as if somehow in that lab, Dr. Frankenreich reanimated Jim Kelly, and created a new super-QB by combining their best attributes – along with some otherworldly athleticism and abilities, and a rare combination of supreme confidence and sublime humility. But Allen is not only human, he is among the best humans, teammates and role models you could ever hope to meet as well. The great specimen is also a great guy. It is hard to find a better player or dude to root for. Allen is the embodiment of Buffalo – the animal and city. His coaches, teammates and ever-growing legion of fans revere and respect him. His detractors have all mostly been won over, silenced, or sent back to their cave. Even his opponents appear to love him. And for all the best and right reasons, too. Allen hates to be tackled. He runs through enemy defenders, and his teammates want to run through walls after witnessing it. He is stubbornly learning to slide when it is the right thing to do as he passed the first-down marker down in Miami, and later fought through three Dolphins when it was warranted on third-and-8. But there is more, much more. Allen is a big, goofy kid and still shows a surprising maturity for such a young man and player; a jokester who will go for your jugular. He is the most grounded of high-flying superheroes. He has shown exemplary work ethic and actual ethics. He is complete, compassionate and competitive.

Thanks for that. Incredible.

Normally I hate that kind of crap on football shows, but the Angry Runs is genuinely funny and entertaining. Kyle does a great job with his over-exaggerated lunacy. Good clean fun. That was hilarious.

That there is some crappy defense by dem Saints.

Dumb challenge

I’m confident that Carr will screw this up for the Raiders.

I’m thinking there are actually at least three and perhaps four Antonio Williamses.

I’d still much rather watch a canned performance by The Killers than listen to any football analysis of the first half by these jokers.

Been waiting for the end zone views on some of those throws. That was great. Thanks, Baldy.

And which game would you rather have? 417 and 4 TDS or 366 and 3?

No punts but two interceptions.

Nice write up, as usual, Shawshank. This is a fun team.

Gieseki had four extremely tough catches and several others. He was insane.

That’s a good one. His third TD was in OT for win. 46 yards to Peerless. So regulation yards about same. No Int. 126 rating. Very close. Good call, but I think I’ll go with the extra TD.

Young threw for 439. Total yards was 598. The article the poster read was unclear.

I think rating is same. Espn is a different rating, the QBR.

Six touchdowns tough to beat. He threw two INT though, and 117 rating. Tough to say.

I was at that game. Most fun game I ever saw live. Kelly threw for 403 though. Total yards for team was 488. And he threw an INT. This one was statistically better. Slightly. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/199209130sfo.htm

I don't think the Bills have ever had a 500 yard game. 24-35, 417 yards with 4 TDS and 0 INT and 0 fumbles, only 1 sack for 4 yards, a 147 rating and a fourth quarter comeback victory, it's hard to imagine a better statistical game. Anyone? Bueller?