CincyBillsFan

It's very impressive as that is a list of some of the hottest QB's this season.

In the 4th quarter of the Ravens game week 1.

And Hurts and Goff didn't exactly light it up in their game either. Of course Collnsworth kept talking about the WIND in Philly. Oh wait, was it windy in Orchard Park yesterday? And Darnold was channeling good old Nathan Peterman with 4 INT's.

I'm supposed to worry about this now? No thank you.

Cook didn't put up big numbers on the day running the football but on that last TD drive he had some of the best 7 - 8 yard runs I've seen.

This. In the 2 shoot outs where Allen was let off the leash the Bills have won beating likely playoff teams and scoring 41 & 44 points. Going forward this is how the Bills should play offense. Of course the Bills will lose a game they shouldn't because Allen will have an off day and turn the ball over without generating a bunch of TD's. But that's just the price you pay for having a QB like Allen so if the Bills want to go 5 - 2 or 6 - 1 over the next 7 games this is how they will have to play it. The bottom line is that the defense is not good enough to play the type of ball control game McD/Brady want to play.

Well in your imaginary world of Evans & Godwin playing do the Bills get Kincaid & Oliver?

Why are a disproportionate number of WR's dumb @$$'s?

Yet the Bills had 3 first half TD's. You might want to check out today's box scores. It was a terrible day for a lot of QB's including some of the best in the business.

That's the norm. I'm watching SNF and both Goff & Hurts have missed wide open receivers.

And us old timers remember how some folks wanted to bench Joe Ferguson for Gary Marangi!

I had concerns to. Hell, I have Jekyll/Hyde mood swings about 10 times in games like this. As an aside after the Bills game we all watched the Chiefs/Boncos & Ravens/Browns games. Of curse we weren't obsessing over every throw by those QB's like we do with Allen's thorws. But we all noticed how poorly Jackson, Mahomes & Nix played at times. That's the norm in most NFL games even for great QB performances. We also all agreed tat Cleveland did not have NFL QB's on the field.

First it was very windy and 2nd the running game was absent. To me this looked like vintage Allen circa 2020 - 2023.

Allen played great. For sure he had rough spots during the game but so does almost every QB. This weird obsession with expecting Allen to be perfect through the whole game is bewildering to me. Even in the first half when Allen's play was uneven the Bills still scored 3 TD's and Allen was a big reason for that.

You've seen a lot of 6 TD performances?

The more correct and honest observation is that Allen was uneven early and then went full beats mode. Some people throw around "awful" way to easily in describing Allen's play.

As long as they keep Carolina in the NFC Allen should be okay. And what does losing to Atlanta have to do with being offensive player of the week? Transitive properties don't apply in the NFL.

100% this and it drives me crazy. Does Allen miss throws, yes. Does Allen throw bad picks, yes. Does Allen miss open receivers, yes. But so does every other QB. And most of those can't touch Allen when he explodes like today.

Looking at the box scores today it was a really bad day for QB's. Jackson had 2 picks and Darnold had 4! As of today Allen is AFC offensive player of the week and it's not close.

Bishop also made a heads up play to deny the Bucs a 2 point conversion.

They don't even try to hide the corruption. Take away a pick with that call?!

No fan of Bean but he can survive the misses because he also has hits in the top 4 rounds. If Bishop continues to develop and is a fixture at safety for years to come then the potential Coleman bust is offset by the Bishop hit. My complaint about Bean is more about his roster structure and FA acquisitions. He's part of the decision process that favors the D and didn't see a need to replace Diggs/Davis with an equally productive pair of WR's.

What I said was that not resigning Hollins would be the straw that broke the camels back, "IF and it's still a big IF, the Bills fall apart and miss he playoffs". And I believe this and am not backing away one inch. If you want to play GOTCHA go ahead and have at it but at least use the entire sentence I posted to complain about whether or not I should have said "could" instead of "would".

I get the cynicism I'm pretty cynical about this working out for the Bills to. It reminds me of when they brought Brown & Beasley back late in the 2022 season. They each managed to catch a TD pass but hardly impacted anything beyond that. And while the odds are low that this is actually going to help much I do appreciate that they're making this move. It probably will end up being to little & to late but it's better then doing nothing and who knows, maybe it will work out?