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I didn’t say ANYTHING about the Bills. I just commented on a very specific point… “It’s all on Mahomes”

Yeah, nothing to do at all with the best offensive coach in football. His first ballot Hall of Fame TE. That Cheetah guy he had during that stretch.

Ok… but my very first post you responded to was in response to someone saying Lawrence was in “THAT conversation” right now. Yeah, it was a relevant point. A couple weeks of Urban Meyer isn’t going to undo all of the top notch coaching he had received up to that point. It’s not how that works. He was exposed to an environment that was as close to professional football as you can get for his 3 college seasons. He played in enormous games with a tremendous amount of pressure and spotlight for years.

oh my Lord. This all started because you responded to my post… that was in response to another post that said “Lawrence was in THAT conversation.” Meaning Allen/Mahomes/Burrow. 🤦🏻

Bro he played at Clemson with some of the best coaching in the entire world. He played with hundreds of thousands of fans watching on some of the biggest stages ever. Give me a break with your ball washing. He’s a great QB… my point wasn’t that he was bad. It’s the fact that a 4 pick first half would have people screaming Josh is reckless regardless of if he mounted a comeback. He’s had to scratch and claw to get the respect and Lawrence digs himself a huge hole, works out of it (impressive for sure!) but that alone puts him in the same tier as Mahomes? ***** stupid.

I don’t ever really know what to say. You realize Josh accounts for like 85% of our offense? He is the main reason we win every game. Now that we’ve analyzed that, let me go check on the mental toughness of the guy who was rejected from every D1 school out of HS and then rejected by every D1 school but 1 out of JUCO 😂

It’s amazing that Josh is statistically the best playoff QB ever and people love to question whether he’s a top 3 QB or not. Trevor Lawrence throws 4 picks before mounting a comeback in his first playoff game ever and is anointed as being in the same tier as Josh. Make it make sense.

This essentially tells us how they’ll land on MVP voting then too? Not exactly, but close. Mahomes Hurts Allen/Burrow

Matt Milano FIRST TEAM ALL-PRO Stefon Diggs SECOND TEAM ALL-PRO BILLS PLAYERS RECEIVING VOTES First-place votes in parentheses are worth three points, second-place votes worth one. Josh Allen, Buffalo, 15 Stefon Diggs, Buffalo, 74 (13) Matt Milano, Buffalo, 85 (25) Tremaine Edmunds, Buffalo, 2 Jordan Poyer, Buffalo, 25 (5) Tyler Bass, Buffalo, 4 (1) Nyheim Hines, Buffalo, 23 (5) 2022 NFL All-Pro Team Voting | The Seattle Times

Love this from Dion. Especially because of the next section about his GF... I recall a lot of people wanting to rid themselves of Dion because "there's always something mental going on with him and he's not committed" or something stupid as *****. Low and behold his GF was in a coma during Training Camp.

I think McDermott is actually at .639 not .693 Josh's rookie year hurt a little bit... first two games were a mess with Peterman in the mix. Then Josh got hurt and missed a few weeks. Despite all that, they were a Charles Clay dropped touchdown and a Sam Darnold lead-comeback away from being 8-8 lol

Where in God's name are you getting your information from? Buffalo @ Miami 9/25/2022 Injured Players Jordan Poyer OUT Micah Hyde OUT (Placed on IR that week) Dane Jackson OUT Tre'Davious White IR That's 3/5 of our starting secondary when the season opened up (our base D is Nickel) for anyone who is counting. Or 4/5 if you want to include Tre. Active Players Jaquan Johnson and Damar Hamlin played the entire game as our starting safeties (They're both backups) Elam and Taron Johnson played 100% of the defensive snaps (Elam was a backup at this point) Benford started opposite of Elam but BROKE HIS HAND during the game and Ja'Marcus Ingram who was elevated from the practice squad played 56% of the defensive snaps at CB that game (Benford had been playing the majority of the snaps at CB2 through the first two weeks of the season) If you didn't want to include Tre in the initial exercise because he started the season on the IR, then here we can point to the fact that a 4th member of our starting secondary missed the majority of the game anyway when he broke his hand Dolphins Receiving Stats Jaylen Waddle 4 receptions on 6 targets 102 yards receiving (Long of 45) 0 TD Tyreek Hill 2 receptions on 4 targets 33 yards receiving (Long of 22) 0 TD Miami @ Buffalo 12/17/2022 This is where things returned closer to normal. Injured Players Micah Hyde IR Christian Benford IR Active Players Jordan Poyer 100% Damar Hamlin 100% Taron Johnson 100% Tre'Davious White 100% Dane Jackson 53% Kaiir Elam 47% Dolphins Receiving Stats Jaylen Waddle 3 receptions on 7 targets 114 yards receiving (Long of 67) 1 TD Tyreek Hill 9 receptions on 13 targets 69 yards receiving (Long of 20) 1 TD Waddle and Hill Combined Performance in 2022 Games in red are where Teddy Bridgewater played the majority of the snaps and games in green are where Skylar Thompson played the majority of the snaps. Oddly enough we're the only AFCE team to play the Dolphins with Tua twice. Also, probably a coincidence, but our performance was better against Hill/Waddle the second time around. In terms of CTCH% we tied ourselves for the 6th best performance. Patriots and Jets had better weeks, but both times it was without Tua starting. In terms of Y/R we had the 7th best performance (Week 15) and 16th best performance (Week 3). So yeah... they did fairly well when we were missing 4 members of our starting secondary (Week 3) and then it was weird in Week 15... we got 4 members of our starting secondary back and performed much better. Also want to point out their two worst performances of the year were when Skylar Thompson played the majority of the snaps

Clock is now starting on Saleh not putting up with it…

Go off again?? Waddle 4/6 for 102 3/7 for 114 and 1 TD Hill 2/4 for 33 9/13 for 69 and 1 TD Waddle burned us 1 time in each game... they've done a pretty solid job of holding these two in check. Probably the best out of anyone that has played them... and we played them with Tua both times.

I think we've only seen interest in Boyd and Dorsey so far. Nobody as requested Frazier yet? We still have guys like Brian Gaine, Terrance Gray, Lake Dawson and Matt Bazirgan in the FO. Joe Brady and Chad Hall on the offensive side. Eric Washington and John Butler on the defensive side.

Raheem Mostert broke his thumb against the Jets...

Unfortunately I feel like we won’t get a response 😔

Would you care to further extrapolate your stance that “he’s been a terrible coach” with some evidence?

Damar’s mom getting to show him all the donations made to his charity.

McDermott and Josh are doing a hell of a job. They’re getting choked up pretty regularly… McDermott fighting back tears when talking about Damar and his mom. Josh with a really nice bit about how getting the positive updates today is a huge weight off their shoulders.

Those evil keyboard warriors worrying about if a guy was alive or dead instead of a football game. Take a pause for a second guy… Damar didn’t even know where he was or what happened. The last thing he remembered before DYING was being in a football game.

He won’t let them down. Despite his initial reaction of being overwhelmed when the incident occurred… he collected himself on the field after the fact. He conducted a prayer and calmly had discussions with the referees/Zac Taylor with cameras on him. Even clips of him in the hallway on the phone… he was composed. I’ve pointed out a clip of Sean McDermott numerous times on here over the years, the clip when the Bills made the playoffs. The one where he tried so very hard to contain his emotions despite the desire to be excited. That’s when I knew who he was… he works SO hard not to get too high or too low. The fact that he reacted the way he did Monday told me how scary the situation was… that’s the point that I broke down. Then in the next shot he quickly flipped the switch back to calm… because he knew that everyone on the sideline needed him to be calm and make the best decision for all of them. The man lives to lead. He lives to serve his people. When the day comes that Sean McDermott is no longer the Buffalo Bills head coach, it will be a sad day. He’s fostered something special.

It could be him. It wouldn’t surprise me if it was… he’s weathered storm after storm (Life and Football) the last 8-12 months. It takes a toll. Being the person everyone looks to is exhausting on it’s own… mix in major events like: Kim Pegula Topps Shooting Matt Araiza Rape Allegations Luke Knox Passing Dane Jackson Neck Injury Micah Hyde Neck Injury Josh Allen UCL Von Miller ACL Game Moved to Detroit Due to Weather Travel Back to Buffalo on X-Mas Eve Canceled Damar Hamlin Everything we know about him says that he won’t give up… the “funny part” is… he created an amazing environment that will support him in the event he is struggling. As he should. Wouldn’t expect anything less.

This is unprecedented. What happened to Damar Hamlin and Kevin Everett are not the same thing. Please do not say that. Kevin Everett was alert and responsive, he did not require resuscitation on the field with all of his teammates watching... Here are the similarities between Hamlin and Everett: They were Buffalo Bills when injured They were taken off the field in an ambulance They sustained life threatening injuries 2 days after Everett's injury he was moving his extremities, was off a respirator and communicating with doctors. You're more than welcome to get on with it but stop expecting everyone else to. It's callous.

A couple of leagues I am in are working through how to handle everything and that’s the conclusion being reached in all of them. Pretty cool others are doing the same.