CincyBillsFan

Greeny is a big Jets fan and he had to be rooting for the Finns but he thought the holding call that took away the Allen TD run bull feces:

There has been some very bad QB play today. INT's all over the place.

Doesn't bother me in the least. Last week Jackson was average and the Ravens lost to a one win Cleveland team. Some people say Jackson is better then Allen some say Allen is better then Jackson. Most say Mahomes is better then both. But almost all folks say Allen, Mahomes & Jackson are in the top 5 QB's in the NFL. That's enough for me. As long as Allen is leading the Bills to victory and they win their division and advance in the playoffs I am confident that the Bills will win a Super Bowl and Allen will receive the accolades he deserves, Yep. It appeared he audibled to that throw to Davis when the safety tried to sneak up to the LOS to blitz.

This is how you guys roll: "I hold JA17 to a higher standard cuz he's my guy". Then you make what has to be one of the most ridiculous statements I've ever heard on 2BD "I guess I want JA17 to be perfect". PERFECT! No NFL player has ever been nor will they ever be PERFECT.

You are not being overly "defensive". This has been going on since 2020 when Allen elevated his play to an elite level. Before that in 2018 & 2019 these people came at Allen from all sides insisting that he was a bust. Then when Allen took his game to another level these people had to change their tactics and resort to snipping at him over what were often trivial things. Like today - gee, Allen had a few bad throws. How can any thinking fan throw that out there in a game where otherwise Allen was brilliant?

Are you just trolling? QB's having great games and throwing 39 passes will have a couple that look ugly. In a game where the Bills won and Allen played fantastic these misfires, that did not come close to being TO's, are not worthy of noting.

I don't think these posters are setting standards at all. They're just nitpicking and it's been going on for the last few years in the face of consistently elite play by Allen. I don't know if these people are still pissed off that we took the "wrong Josh" or that they were dead wrong when they predicted that Allen would be a bust. Like you said it's like these people don't watch any other NFL games.

On the Poyner PF on Coleman the refs missed a clear pass interference as the DB was tugging Coleman's jersey as he jumped for the ball. And in spite of Poyner's targeting hit and the PI the ball was perfectly placed and Coleman almost caught it. And are you seriously criticizing Allen on that last drive of the 1st half where first Cook dropped a perfectly thrown pass that likely would have been a TD and then the refs threw a ticky tack flag robbing Allen of a brilliant 25 yard TD run?

Yep, just ask the Ravens after last weeks loss to a one win Browns team.

If Coleman and Cook make their catches on perfectly thrown passes Allen has 5 TD throws for the day. And if the ref keeps the flag in his pocket on Allen's great 25 yard TD run (like they do for the Chiefs) then Allen has a 6 TD game with NO turnovers. By any rational standard Allen played great today.So he threw 4 passes to receivers feet. Big deal, this happens to almost every NFL QB. Allens play was why the Bills won today.

And a lot of others. In fact week to week it's pretty common for teams that are supposed to win their game to lose.

This was what should have been Allen's game winning 4th quarter TD pass that put the Bills up by 7 with less then 6 minutes to play in the 4th quarter. And his only INT the result of a WR letting the ball bounce off his shoulder pads at the 2 yard line and our RB dropping a perfectly thrown pass that would have resulted in a TD right before half. It is beyond weird that we see these kinds of crazy & lazy posts snipping at Allen after a win in which he was the only reason we won. As great as the Bass kick was, if we had an average QB we lose today.

And how many times in a given NFL season do teams lose games "they are supposed to win"?

I don't get any criticism of Allen after today's game. The guy had 2 TD passes dropped; was hit with an INT that had nothing to do with him and then had a fantastic 25 yard TD run nullified by a ticky tack holding call. And in spite of this he threw for 3 TD's including an amazing 3rd TD pas in which this is what it looked like as he released the ball: Allen was elite today.

Judas Priest if you can't take the heat for a bad take don't throw it out there that it drives you crazy when Allen throws off this back foot when under pressure. You post this critique on a day when by any objective standard Allen was elite.

Judas priest QB's miss throws, big deal. Allen played fantastic today. The INT was 100% on Coleman and likely would have been a TD if he caught it. And don't forget on that last drive before half Cook dropped a likley TD pass. Throw in having a spectacular 25 yard TD run called back on a hold and three TD passes Allen was elite today.

Did you forget that the Texans have a better D then the Dolphins and that playing at home is a big difference for an offense then playing on the road?

Win or lose Houston has a few more losses ahead of them.

He's taken two bad sacks on 3rd down making the FG a lot tougher.

His mobility provided an occasional spark for their offense. Rogers is a statue set in concrete.

Absolutely a tie would be the best outcome on so many levels.

It makes perfect sense. Various European soccer league games are broadcast in the US and the last thing I would expect is for them to change what they do for a US audience. And for the record, before Goodell and the Billionaires boys club set out to squeeze every dime out of the world they should focus on fixing the awful officiating that we're seeing at NFL games.

I have a very high bar even for words intended to offend. Whether the groups are "vulnerable" or not is irrelevant to me as long as they're adults. I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree when it comes to the concept of free speech.

An NFL season is anything but short.