RobbRiddick

come on Saints, punch this in

That was a terrible holding call

Saints basically need their own pick 6 to have any chance. Fortunately for them Tua is on the opposite side of the field

If Josh Allen were a Book:

Nice throw Book

I know an internet message board isn't the place for speculation but I didn't know where else to put it

When did he last throw a pass? (not a good pass, just a pass)

yes, Dave, hence my use of the words 'I'm just speculating'

surprised Tua wasn't injured by that hit. shame the Saints are playing without a QB, they'd have a chance

I think some people think this was a joke. I was being deadly serious, just to be clear

You'd expect a guy named book to be good at reading a defense Hey, the game may suck but these puns will keep me going until the 4th quarter

I think he needs to turn the page...

NOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooo Nathan Book

What a treat, last night we got to witness The Greatest Rookie QB In NFL History, tonight we see The NFL's Best Overall Left Handed Hawaiian Born QB Come on Book! Turn a new page on your career!

I don't think it's family, I think it's a mental health issue but I'm just speculating

I saw that when the reporter asked him that question. I couldn't stop laughing. What a stupid question to ask a coach who's just potentially lost the division.

He sounds like me the day we hired Jauron

I have a (conspiracy) theory that Belichick infected himself with Covid before the game. Notice how close he got to Josh after the game? He wasn't saying "well played kid" he was coughing in his face

I asked an ex con buddy of mine for Bills gear but I think he misheard me

Nice article, sadly the first bit right after pay wall reads "But I'd still rather have Mac Jones"

Beating The Greatest Rookie QB In The History Of The NFL was a good result for Allen, he should be very proud

I refuse to get cocky about any opponent but especially this season where we've seen more upsets than I can ever remember. We're not even assured of a playoff spot yet so I just want them to go out, have a good game, do enough to win and hopefully the other results go our way and we're in. As the evil one says, just do your jobs I'd like to see the O-line have another dominant game to show consistency with the playoffs around the corner. Will also be interesting to see how they use McKenzie and Cole when they're both available.

Meh, it's nice to have people saying good things about the Bills but all these media people make me laugh. Two weeks ago the Pats were the best team in the AFC and headed for the SB, now they've been "exposed!" and the Bills are suddenly the biggest threat to KC. Two weeks ago Allen was overpaid and being outplayed by a rookie QB, now he's the best QB in the league again. Maybe it was always like this and we just didn't notice as much because we read stuff in newspapers, but now it's just reacting to stuff one game at a time, or even one play at a time. That's what us fans are supposed to do in the weekly game threads, the media are supposed to be a little more professional than that. I know, I know, that's a foolish way to think

They remind me of so many Bills teams from the drought era. Hovering around that middle area, not terrible and not great, more than capable of causing an upset to a team that has an off day or doesn't take them seriously. It's definitely not a given, especially when you look at some of the results around the league this season.

They played angry, and for O-linemen that's a good thing. Someone said a while ago that 'nasty' is not the way for o-linemen to play. I disagree. Provided they're not doing stuff after the whistle or false starting, playing nasty is a key in helping them out-physical their opponents. This was one of the few games where they did that consistently. They played like they'd spent the entire week being shown press clippings and videos of people calling them soft and came out with an intensity from the first play. That's how they need to play if they want a shot at going to and winning the SB.