NoHuddleKelly12

The real question here is, did Favre really show up for this “private conversation,” or did he only cash a check?

You know it when you see it, right? For example, Josh Rosen could go out there and light it up out of nowhere for a game or 2, and I’m confident I still could say he’s not a true leader at the NFL level (thus far). Intangibles! Was that taken after his walkoff playoff win?

Allen is a gamer with a will to win that hasn’t been this visceral around here since the glory days imho. The team has quickly gelled around his young leadership because it’s obvious he puts his money where his mouth is and has their back—willing to do whatever it takes to daily get better is a hallmark of future champions is it not?

^^^^This all the way.

Here's a fun one! https://forums.theganggreen.com/threads/were-now-featuring-an-sec-defense-9-deep-and-an-overall-defense-that-is-literally-over-20-deep.93871/ Check out their responses to the OP, LOL.

Makes one appreciate ol' #12 a bit more, no?

Isn't that an opinion also? It's as if he did nothing to help this team make the 2019 playoffs in his 2nd year, first as FT starter. Besides being the first NFL Qb to lose a game in 3 different countries, how close did EJ come to delivering playoffs?

Maybe McBeane should be scouting a camp location here? ? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/apr/16/coronavirus-point-roberts-geography

From this morning, and mind this is from a Patriots fan blog, so take it with a grain of salt. What say you--should we be worried Belichick is ahead of the curve again on D? https://www.patspulpit.com/2020/5/13/21256908/new-england-patriots-positionless-defense-copeland-phillips-dugger-uche-nfl-draft-free-agency

That was my first thought too—last year went up to Spartanburg, this year if they came to the A, would’ve been even more fantastic, social distancing notwithstanding...

Was that the loudest crowd ever or what?

is somebody calling from a walkie-talkie? 2, 4, niner five...

My bad, that was the 1990-1993 super bowl run; I’ve edited for total, your compilation makes more sense to present

Brilliant vid--HOF worthy right there

I believe this is the next movie you need to watch when you get a chance, Joe

I for one hope that Josh eclipses Kelly on the field, which in turn would equate to better than...(takes a deep breath) 101-59 regular season record; better than Elway numbers in almost every metric at the time of his retirement [better completion percentage, better average gain per attempt, better touchdown percentage and better passer rating]; 14-8 head to head record against Dan Marino [3-0 in the playoffs]; 23 fourth-quarter comebacks and six other winning drives that broke a fourth-quarter tie. Former Dallas Hall of Famer Roger Staubach, famous for his comeback heroics, also finished his career with 23 fourth-quarter comebacks; https://buffalonews.com/1997/02/12/the-numbers-put-kelly-in-same-tier-with-marino-elway/; pro-football reference has it as 21 4th Q comebacks and 28 game-winning drives https://www.pro-football-reference.com/play-index/comeback.cgi?player=KellJi00 Also, it should be noted that NONE of the following fellow HOF QB's ever made it past Kelly when playing head to head in the playoffs: Marino, Elway, Moon & Montana. I'm happy to dig out more in defense of Jim's pedestal, but my overall point is that we should be so lucky if Allen surpasses Jim's actual on-field metrics, W/L #'s!

I consider you the keepin' it real voice around here when folks such as myself get carried away by the 90's nostalgia...

Embarrassment of riches I suppose

Does special teams get its own mountain? If so, then I'm going Tasker and Christie (honorable mention, Frank Reich, holder)--but who would round that "3rd phase of the game" group out for us?

Per usual you roll a strike—Brady out the door deprives us one last time of winning closure, such that Belichick’s inevitable regression to the mean won’t be quite as sweet...contrast that with Don Shula (RIP), who kept the gentlemanly stiff upper lip whilst taking it on the chin in the 90’s, after he first owned the Bills in the 70’s...now we can all remember him fondly as a result

Brady got out while the getting was good, imho. If ever there was a year that had his downfall in the division written all over it...

Well played good sir!

RIP Coach, condolences to his family. Bills/Dolphins was usually appointment viewing when he and Marv were coaching, good times. Some of my favorite Bills memories are from those games.

JK was my hero on the field and although I didn’t think it possible, now even more off the field. So glad my (and his) hometown Steelers missed out on drafting him in ‘83! I grew up a stone’s throw across the river from East Brady Pa where he’s from, and this welcome sign into town always left a lasting impression on me as a youngster, and sparked my lifelong fandom for the Bills—so thanks for that Jim!

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