Motorin'

In what world did you get "greatness" from?

If the Bears use their league high FA money to build and OLine and get Fields a #1 we, he has a shot at winning. But they need a Greg Roman approach... Don't get me wrong, he has a long way to go. But the book isn't written on him yet...

I think Fields better comparison, ceiling wise, is Dak Prescott.

And he's put up 26 against Belechick in NE in the 3rd quarter.

If you only compare Josh Allen's bad throws to Drew Lock's bad throw, and refuse to compare Josh's good throws to Lock's, then it's an apt comparison.

He has no one to throw to.

Not staying Fields is going to be a franchise QB, but he seems to have as many detractors on this board as Allen had year 1 & 2.

Lol, the rush isn't there??? Their O line is as leaky as a virgin on prom night.

I hope so. His # 2 pass catcher is Cole Kmet. This might be a worse receiving corp than Josh has in 2018.

Disagree, the Bears WR's need 8 seconds to get open.

He threw the lamest 🦆 for an INT you've ever seen.

Nope.

He has a much better arm. But he really needs an online to protect him and receivers to get open if he's going to have a shot of getting better at processing the field.

Fields has someone open to throw to about 2 out of every 10 drop backs.

That TD pass was way under thrown. But he was so wide open he had enough time to fall down, get up and score. Mac Jones however is throwing the lamest ducks I've ever seen on an NFL field. Making Duck Hodges look like Farve.

They've been pretty good all year, against mediocre offenses.

Maybe have the Pats start Mac Jones?

Not it's not.

Maybe we can get him for a 5th & Zack Moss?

Can't wait to see Tua's arm talent in late December in the elements.

You're missing the most important aspect that the Bills discovered when scouting him. He had the raw talent at Wyoming to make throws on pure instinct that Elway and Marino would never have been able to make. There's tape of him making 1 of 1 throws. NFL scouts can keep looking for the next Josh Allen, a guy with high athletic upside and a huge arm all they want. But if he doesn't have the same level of raw arm talent, and by that I mean the ability to make elite NFL level throws, they are going to fail. He was inconsistent hitting the easy throws, not bc he was an innaccurate QB. But bc he hadn't been taught proper mechanics. And he certainly needed to learn how to read defense, and accept taking the give me throws.

Its not like you hear Josh Allen and the rest of the team talking about the next 4 games like they're in the bag. They know as well as anyone that their Achilles heal last season was the mid-season lag. That's why I disagree with the OP's contention that the hardest part of the schedule is behind the Bills... The hardest part is coming up, bc the Bills really can only beat themselves. They can't allow themselves to sleep on any game like they did last year... And I don't think they will...

I think they made each other better.

I like Tua's chances in Dec against the Bills if we're down 15 starters.

I don't know man, the Bills really need worry about that offensive performance by the Fins.