Motorin'

Yup, he said maybe going up to Buffalo is the best thing for them.

They are. Just not nearly as good as the Bills D.

And then they end up losing 35 yards on the second punt and the momentum has swung.

Can't believe the Brows just wasted a challenge when the Ravens were punting the ball back to them. So stupid.

I don't know enough about Austin Corbett to know if he fits the profile. But if they Bills could trade a 3rd for a guaranteed starting OG, it wouldn't necessarily be to replace Bates. It would be for insurance this season, and having your Saffold replacement for next year.

They put that out within 24 hours of the game ending...

Well you're going to love this! Here we go boys, the most up to date details on the stadium to date!

That's what they get for building a dome and giving up their frozen home field advantage!

Well that's just not how the Bills operate. They move everyone around everywhere.

You mean like how the Bills move him all over the field?

Ever see this? These guys were arguing (and did testing which proved true) that Josh was incredibly accurate prior to his rookie season:

"You can't read" often means you can defend what you're claiming. Have a nice week.

Or you don't understand deductive reasoning. You just said any team ignoring statistical history is foolish, in the context of arguing that Josh Allen is the only player in NFL history to defy historical stats. So the Bills should have selected the Right Josh with a proven statistical history in order to avoid looking like fools. That's called deduction. Bye Felicia

Except the way you throw a football... But you probably never watched Elway or Aikman play? Do you have any idea how much easier it was to complete a catch when they were paying? Other things, like roughing the passer are drastically different. But all you needed was 2 feet down and possession of the ball for a micro second and it was a competed pass.

So the Bills should have taken Rosen to have avoided looking foolish. Got it.

Right, it's the 'bc you say so argument." If anything, qb's from that area should have a more difficult time improving their completion percentage bc of what defenders were allowed to do to them... Unless you're claiming that the mechanics of throwing the football has fundamentally changed? Did they have to use their feet to complete passes in the olden days?

Again, this is horse manure. JA threw the highest level of difficulty passes at WY over any QB drafted in his class. Garbage analysis then, garbage analysis now. If WY called the number of simple screens that Baker ran, his number would be inflated by 6-8%. Without context stats are relatively meaningless. Aiken's first NFL season he was 52%, by his fifth year he was 69%. Bradshaw's rookie season he was 38%. He saw a 16% improvement from year 1 to year 2 to 54%. Ascribing failure to Josh at the NFL level bc he was 4% short of the mythical 60% in college, without looking the kinds of passes he was throwing, is the reason why everyone trying to predict the future based one statistical set looked so stupid... Tell me more about Rosen!

Is this the "you're only allowed to look at stats I say" argument so players like Troy Aikman and Terry Bradshaw don't count?

You still hear Bradshaw and Aikmen say ***** like that, lol. They still don't get it. Which is funny, because they are the 2 qbs other than Josh that had the highest jump in completion percent in their careers.

Bro, it's early in the morning in my time zone. Cut me some freaking slack already.

No, he had issues with his mechanics. Namely, he didn't have any. In reality, the man made throws in WY that many pro-bowl qbs in NFL history would never be able to make. Meaning, sometimes he made deadly accurate throws at an elite level. Those are the throws that people with accuracy issues never make. He was guilty of missing easy lay ups because he didn't have any kind of coaching to teach him how to be consistent with his mechanics.

You know, "Josh," if that's his real name.

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For sure, and the team has been loser with the ball in the first half of seasons going back a few years now. As the year grinds on, the turnovers have gone down.