CincyBillsFan

Or they've padded their record feasting off NFC softies......

That Jackson run was special but they still didn't get into the end zone on that drive.

Judas Priest, the Allen is a TO machine narrative is dead.

Good question. One thing for sure is after this weekend NO ONE can claim Allen is a turnover machine. Because if Allen is TO prone then so is Hurts & Mahomes. And they throw pick 6's to boot.

I think the Bills/Pats game is more likely to go the way of the Raiders & Redskins games then the Giants or Chargers games.

The Bengal's are not beating the Chiefs. The tape on Browning is out and the KC defense will feast. At the same time Cincy has problems on D. The Chiefs will move the ball and put up points.

Well now that we have seen the carnage as virtually the entire AFC wildcard group was laid waste this weekend do the negative Nellie's appreciate the Bills victory more? Sure the Bills were sloppy with 3 TO's and way to many penalties. But they got the win. What was the excuse of the Bengal's who got blown out? Or the Colts that lost by 19 to a team with a losing record? Or Denver that lost at home to a team with 3 wins? Or the Jags that got annihilated by TB?

By my count Lawrence now has 19 total turnovers compared to Allen's 18. Lawrence also has a total of 23 TD's while Allen has 40. Seventeen more TD's with one less TO - enough said.

It's a lot easier to imagine when you realize they're not really Bills fans but trolls.

You claim you "love Allen" then call him dumb. Sorry but I read your posts and I don't buy it.

Check out Bob Seger's song "beautiful loser" most times you just can't have it all.

They are mutually exclusive: * First off the INT last night was not a dumb throw. It was a good decision that might have gone the distance had Allen put a couple of more yards on what was a very difficult throw. * Second, Allen's high TD production is in part due to his willingness to take risks. INT's are a natural result of risk taking.

A lot of QB's this season are throwing nearly as many picks or losing more fumbles while not coming close to producing the TD's Allen does.

Who cares what "everybody" (national NFL talking heads) is saying. I don't look to the Cowherd's & Nick Wright's of the world for validation of the Bills. And if you remember back 2021 when the Bills did get HOT and were on a roll at the end of that season they had a couple of clunky wins against the Jets & Falcons. And those sloppy wins came after their great win at NE in week 15.

And as others have pointed out you don't want to play an NFL team that was humiliated on national TV the week before. The Chargers were losing to the Raiders 63 - 7 at one point. That is as bad as the Denver loss to Miami. In hindsight it's not surprising LA came out fired up. Collinsworth alluded to the fact that at practice he observed a Charger team chomping at the bit to knock the Bills off. The Bills were negative 3 on TO's and had a lot of penalties at critical times. That they still won is a great sign. Had they done this in 3 previous games we SHOULD have won (Jets, Pats & Broncos) Buffalo would be sitting at 12 - 3 and on the verge of locking up the #1 seed.

Agree. Also I saw a couple of comments on Allen needing to work on his "long ball". By my count Allen threw 3 deep passes yesterday with one intercepted at the opponents 42 yard line leading to a charger FG, one went for a Bills TD and the other set the Bills up for a TD. So 3 deep shots resulting in a 14 - 3 Bills run. Seems like the deep shots are just fine.

Two things can be true: Brown is much better then last year when he was awful but he is still playing at an average level.

There was a view where the camera pulled back and there were 5 or 6 Bills between the 30 - 40 yard line shadowing events. There was NO way the Chargers were going to score on that play. The reason they even completed a couple of pitches inside their own 40 was that the Bills were not committing their players. In fact it was a very good design by the Bills special team coach.

Great observation.

I believe Allen set an amazing NFL record tonight with his 3 total TD's giving him 40 for the season. Allen has now had 40 or more TD's in FOUR straight seasons. No QB has ever done that before. And Allen did it this year in 15 games and last year he did it in 16 games.

The worst think about the Brown penalty was that he didn't need to do it. Allen got the pass off to Cook quickly on that play.

104 QB rating and 3 TD's and leading the game winning FG drive is "subpar"? Really?

Yes he did.

The O line penalties were brutal. On that one drive after the Chargers had cut the lead to 21 - 16 the line had 2 bad penalties in a row that cancelled Allen throws for 1st downs. Had we gone down and scored a TD that drive it would have likely been game over.

The Chargers only TD came after his fumble that gave them the ball at our 32. The worst thing about that fumble is that he was going backwards losing yards before he coughed it up.