Motorin'

I want to see Davis Webb in the 4th.

The Bills have depth.

He didn't need to do that. It wasn't atrocious, but enough to draw the flag.

Well that quarter sucked. God I hate this team.

***** defense, giving up 2 fg's in the 1st half. So frustrating!

Jesus Christ, the offense has no answers. The Defense can't stop the run. The punter can't pin anyone deep and the kicker can't even make an extra point. 🤣

Meh, same type of first half against the Stillers.

I'm feeling it from the D-Fence!

All I know is if Josh, god forbid, tests positive, the Bills should have a plan in place to force a rescheduled game. Not sure what it would take, but maybe 54 guys saying there were close contacts.

Super Duper, lol

That's not irrational, JB has had 2 years with this offense. He knows the system inside and out, which is a huge advantage over someone with a week to get up to speed.

For most of this season the Josh Allen TOTW card has been the best QB in MUT and tons of the "pro" players are using him. Even last year in the Madden Bowl he was used... He should be over 90 in regular paly though.

Ok then. Great insight.

So the more interceptions, the more accurate the qb. Got it.

People have discounted the idea that past qb improvement has any baring on qb improvement today, because it was supposedly a much different game then. As if the game being harder on qb's would make it more likely for improvement, and today's game that's easier on qb's would make it harder for qb's to improve.

My next door neighbor's cousin's uncle went to school with a guy who's roommate's girlfriend saw Fitz's getting her nails done one time.

Aiken's 52% completion his rookie year with 9TD's to 18INTs compared to his 69% completion rate his fifth year is the same level of increase, though he only threw 15TD's to 6 INTs. Aiken had a much worse rookie year than Allen, going 0-11. By his 3rd year he had improved to 65% completion. Clearly not as good of a third year as Josh, but certainly a precident.

The guy that had 38% completion rate his rookie season with 6 TD's to 24 INT's went on record saying QBs can't improve their accuracy? I think this guy must be suffering memory loss from all of the concussions.

It's unprecedented if you ignore all the precedents. It's funny, Terry Bradshaw and Troy Aiken, two pundits that evoked the "Josh is inaccurate" and "you can't improve accuracy" BS this season, had higher overall jumps in completion percentage and TD to INT ratio than Josh has had.

He's in a bubble in the event that the Bills QB's get placed in the Covid Protocol so we don't have to have McKenzie play QB. He's staying in the bubble. I'd rather see Davis Webb play the second half. I know what we have with Barkley.

Malik Boyd was born and raised in Houston.

I know everyone is taking the Stills talk as a sign that Baase and/or Brown may not be able to go. But remember, the Bills just lost their #1 Practice Squad wr. Until we know otherwise, I think its safe to assume that Stills would be replacing Kumerow.

The Bills were probably not expecting Kumerow to be snatched, so he's actually a replacement for Jake.

I watched every snap of that game, and the thing that made me a believer was his first TD pass to Ray Ray McCloud. Up until that point he made several horrendous plays, but then threw this absolute laser so fast I couldn't track the ball in real time. It flew through what appeared to me like an impossible window between two defenders and the refs threw their arms up for a TD. I was like Holy ****! The more I watched from that moment I saw him able to make impossible throws, and screw up some gimme throws. He also had horrendous drop from his wr's his rookie year on like 10% of his passes. My position since that TD to Ray Ray in his first preseason game, and then watching his Wyoming highlights, was that he is not an inaccurate QB because he can make throws that other people don't attempt and require immaculate accuracy. It's that he was inconsistent with his accuracy. Then Cover 1 and others went to work demonstrating the inconsistency in his footwork. So no, you can't teach accuracy, but you can teach consistency. That's why Josh isn't an outlier. His ability to play up to his level of talent was always going to be mental, about the game slowing down for him, his ability to read and diagnose coverages, and his ability to develop consistency in his mechanics.

I really want to know what Diggs said to him when he was shaking his finger in his face right after his no fly zone comments. Cause he didn't open his mouth back up, and the line judge coming up behind them seemed to have a big grin on his face.