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Injury could make sense, but if that's the case you would think we would be more strategic with his usage. 3rd down would be the exact down you would expect him to always be playing. I have wondered if he is just less emotionally invested. Sort of like when somebody says to themselves "why the hell do I care so much"? It's usually a result of consistent frustration. A person decides while they can still do the job, they won't get emotionally invested. Maybe Diggs needs that? Maybe this take is completely wrong. That said something is up. If you look at the heat map below literally everything is in a tailspin and has been. He has stats that have no relationship with each other declining. All of it is bad. The timing coincides with Brady and some have said increased emphasis in the run game. But we need WR production desperately at this point. So to think the ground game is justification in full, I just don't see that.

I wonder if it has anything to do with both teams being similar in offensive scheme?

I guess it’s better if Von beats himself up

Beane noticing the deficit at DE

OL bought Josh a bat mobile golf cart? In other news McD let go of Morse today. Spencer Brown was moved to the practice squad. Rumor is it wasn’t a great day to be around the practice facility. More to come….

Right or wrong, I think Bills fans dismiss how much the INT's hurt is rep. The best QB's in his era are 2% or lower. You can debate that number all day as Bills fans do which I really don't disagree with. I mean Tua and Lawrence are a 2.2%. So what, like .2% worse? Why don't they get the label? I don't know. Maybe it's because they have never actually pushed Mahomes for the crown and Josh has so people had to find reasons to knock him down. Which I really do believe is the actual reason. Josh does have a degree of control over this. His INT% keeps getting worse. Each year since 2020 which really should not happen. It's just reinforcing the narrative on him. I also know the only good QB in Josh's 2.4% area who is currently active is Stafford. Sure Josh has production like a pure animal and that does matter if you're sane, but purist and attack dogs will not allow a trade in INT% for production. They want to see the sub 2%. Here is the active list for anybody that wants to look.

The world is full of people overcomplicating things they don't make sense to them.

Yes, he was destroyed in the Jags game I saw. Several big hits.

Mine had already been going a couple years but unforgettable moment as a kid. Lot of life lessons from that one.

If your point is to say INT's void of anything else don't matter, well, you're still wrong, but it matters less.

I was good after that line.

Do you have any articles on this? I didn't see that last year CJ Stroud, even with the injury, was more deserving than Tua, Allen, and Mahomes. He had a 4 to 1 TD/INT ratio. Nobody did that this year.

You belong to a message board that is the male equivalent of a soap opera and you're debating with other people that it is not real while being a bit of a condescending prick about it which makes the whole thing more enjoyable. This is actually good entertainment. Are you fake or real?

What about the Chargers back up QB that almost beat Denver?

Peterman does two things well. Throws tight spirals and robs panties. I sure don't see any footballs around.

Want nothing more than to be horrifically wrong. Good attitude. 👍

Only three coaches ALL TIME in the Super Bowl era above 60% winning in the regular season have never won a conference championship game. I don't even need to only include coaches partial data and exclude franchise QB's to arrive at this stat. You can twist this anyway you want. McD has been trash in the playoffs and only in the same ball park as Marty. Keep fighting that fight.

What is your criteria here? Super Bowl coaches with crappy QB's? Thanks for the insight.

Eastern Michigan was actually the only other team to recruit Allen.

It was probably McD's PR team who leaked it. We need to get the propaganda ready for the annual postseason beat down.

McD's defense broke down because the offense couldn't move the ball. What did you expect Allen to do, he had one arm?

Can play good and he's great, can play bad and he's hurt. So basically nothing new?

The issue is the playoffs not the regular season.

I mean, the game was decided on like a play. Wouldn’t this mean they did deserve to be in?