Lieutenant Aldo Raine

Also getting no production from the #4 WR position that Gabe Davis held had last year.

Bills are literally getting no production out of the 3rd WR position. McKenzie honestly offers very little to the offense. Teams are doubling Diggs, and Davis has been inconsistent. We seriously miss Beasley’s production out of the slot, and we are getting nothing out of the #4 WR position that Davis used to provide last year.

Said the same thing a few pages back.

I think Josh is missing Beasley; or at least what Beasley could bring to offense. McKenzie has 18 catches in 8 games; averaging barely over 2 per game. Seems to me, something is amiss there from that 3rd WR position. As stated earlier, Davis has essentially disappeared.

Well said.

lol, nice!

In other words, you can't explain your 1:1 mil probability. By your hypothesis, he shouldn't have even been drafted - I mean the odds!

Based on what exactly? Please tell me how you draft someone with the #7 overall pick who has a 1:1 mil success probability.

He's made a ton of across-the-field throws running to his right and throwing left (which is risky); he just got picked tonight by a good reach back by the DB. The 2nd pick he was trying to throw it in the ground and the DB made a hell of a play. You say the big, special plays he makes are not bad decisions or risky plays, but you only say that because those plays are successful. He, like Mahomes, possess the talent to make the high risk look routine. But high risk at times leads to bad outcomes - it happens. You are acting like this a trend with him or something.

Sorry; but that's not what separates Josh Allen from other QBs. He's Josh Allen because he can make something out of nothing, because he has an uncanny way to extend plays and the majority of the time, he makes those plays. Tonight, he made some incredible plays by extending the play, and he also made some obvious mistakes. It happens, but it's how he plays the game, and he will also be the first to tell you that while he agrees he made some bad decisions, he's not going to change his game for the sake of MJS or anyone else.

Yeah, he needs to quit making magic when **** goes bad! We should just wish he would just eat sacks and not try to make something out of nothing like most the other pedestrian QBs. If only he threw the ball out of bounds scrambling to his left when nothing was there instead of making a play and finding Knox in the endzone. Not giving up is what makes him special; and so with that comes some bad at times...and tonight we got some bad decisions - it happens!

I don’t believe Dorsey was at his best either in the second half; some very questionable play calling. Even if you’re going to throw, call some easy completions to bleed clock.

Regardless how ugly, Josh can now cross Green Bay off the teams he hadn’t beaten!

Playing sloppy after a bye, and that’s the risk with the #1 seed

maybe so, but the refs no the chatty crap going on, so they’re paying attention. It was unnecessary

Stupid on Gabe; keep your composure

shut up, you live for these moments

WTF

Burn some clock, set up the play action

Another team off the 32 list Josh will have beaten! (I think I’m correct).

And a dropped TD by Charles Clay against Miami in the waning moments.

Not the place to discuss WY football; but he's overrated.

Uh; as a Wyoming fan - that's highly debatable. One could argue he's riding on the success of Wentz (before) and Allen.

That's just a ignorant statement based on a number that has many factors that go into it besides true accuracy. Did he have mechanical flaws - yes, did he miss throws - sure; but let's not act like he couldn't hit the broad side of barn. Both Jordan Palmer and Trent Dilfer both alluded to there are numerous factors that go into completion % and that completion % is not a true measure of accuracy, but just a data point. His highlight tape speaks for itself and refutes your incredibly inaccurate adjective.

Dude; get off this Hill. He went to a crappy 2-win Wyoming team, where no college wanted him, and he took them to two straight Bowl Appearances (losing a heartbreaker to BYU and blowing out Central Michigan). Then after he left, Wyoming went to **** essentially again. He wasn't mentored in all these QB camps throughout Junior and High school; he had responsibilities at home too. So he was still raw who relied on natural ability, but the talent was obviously there. Just like his first few years in Buffalo, the talent around him sucked ***, but you could tell the kid had untapped potential. Maybe take some time to get to know his background.