NoHuddleKelly12

My exuberance right now is only slightly matched by Howard Dean's infamous Yeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhh moment...

I’m so loving this thread and the good feelings imparted by a division foe’s implosion, who was picked to beat us for #2 in the East! At this point can we say 2 down, Pats left to go before we get automatic home field advantage for at least one playoff game? I know, I know...I need to dial it back and tone it down...duly noted. Hopefully this post ages well!

I couldn’t decide between the two—they’re both such good gifts that keep on giving either way

Gase’s reaction to Gase’s hot take?

You mean our HC didn't sport this expression post-game?

You know, blue-collar lunchpails, hard hats and all that...

Negative hot takes do not wait for multiple games to play out. Neither will my positivity that Allen checks all the boxes!

What a consummate professional and has absolutely bought in to what McD has been trying to build here, with a motor to boot that Father Time has had just as much trouble corralling as Marcia! Class act!

Poyer said as much on OBL today--he said he would go into battle with Allen up to the end of his career, really appreciated Josh coming over to the defensive huddle in the 3rd-4th Q.

The clip replayed the 4th sack at the end, but I didn't mind one solitary bit. What a refreshing change of pace to previous years. However, I'm asking for some INT and/or fumble recovery clips also for the D please!

Well in that case, what do the Giants have to lose? Might as well see what you've got, the future has moved on past Eli of course.

I didn't catch any of that game, but Eli's yardage stats were pretty good individually? Or was that a lot of garbage time pickup?

Oh no you don't. Cannot have yet another WR scrub going somewhere like the Rams or the Pats to be reborn as world-beaters...let's put them all on lockdown and never speak of this again.

Wonder if the Giants fans will be just as happy to open up plenty of seats for Bills fans this week as the Jets crowd?

Couldn't you make a similar argument about Darnold on the other side? And no one is calling his outing a sign of stunted development, to my knowledge? https://www.espn.com/nfl/team/_/name/nyj/new-york-jets "QB Sam Darnold (1-for-6 on tight-window throws)" "QB Sam Darnold took the blame for the offensive struggles, saying, "I think we just couldn't really get into a rhythm and I put that on myself." He wasn't sharp. He was pressured nine times, sacked four times and didn't complete a ball longer than 19 yards. Half his completions went to Jamison Crowder (14 catches), all dink-and-dunk variety."

Miami may prove to be the exception here, but overall it's rare for an NFL squad to post consecutive klunkers, and I worry about a Giants squad with a chip on their shoulders coming in for their home opener--that said, we have some things to prove too, and for the first time in forever, if you try to gameplan against us to take away something that worked well the week before (such as Smoky Brown), we have additional quality weapons to go to (Beasley, Foster, the TE's, Singletary as pass-catcher, et al) to where we can still put up chunk plays. Also, our O and D-lines are quickly proving the old adage that wins begin and end in the trenches--Darnold woke up today wishing he had the Bills O-line instead of what he's dealing with right now, lol.

Their problem was going up against a re-charged Bills O that finally finished off their drives when it counted, and a D that just wouldn't quit! Makes me wanna, I dunno, get ready to run through a wall or something!!

Such a point of emphasis during the offseason obviously, and nice to see that he is growing in his overall skillset--I just don't want him (or Coach Dabs) to forget where he came from and what electrified so many of us in the 2nd half of last year, his ability to quickly push the ball downfield. Balance, balance, balance! What an all-around weapon!

Kudos to you for sticking around in a Bills forum after what must've been a heart rending loss on your end.

Don't let your initial dislike of the draft pick cloud your judgment from here on out--it will be a looooonnnnggggg next few decades as a Bills fan if you're not happy with Allen as the starter. The key here, imho, is how Allen kept himself together and didn't waver in his confidence to make the throws that needed to be made--TD pass to Brown perfect example of that--the bad QB's are the ones that don't learn from their mistakes and are incapable of overcoming them. Allen did.

Agreed--can you imagine the pressure the Jets could've been putting on Allen on the interior of the line with Bodine or Groy handing C duties? <Cold Shivers>

As one of the morning WGR jockeys pointed out this AM, they don't have any asterisks by the Patsies latest trophy, just because the Rams didn't have a healthy Gurley playing in the SB, right? It's a next man up league, and no one cares to mark the W-L records any less for it. The Bills made adjustments after the half, the Jests did not, and it showed.

They won because I wasn't wearing a Bills jersey yesterday, only my hat. Success guaranteed!

Sorry, I missed most of what happened in that game--I'm assuming that "Right Josh" came in at some point and engineered the beginnings of a remarkable comeback but for the clock running out, yes?

Except for the whole being able to move the ball part outside of the turnovers, sure, I guess.