Mikie2times

So when we don't play well we can discuss it again?

We should at least be one of the final 8. So about the worst you could say is 12.5%. We very well could end up one of the final 4. So now, 25%. I can't see forecasting higher than that with our history. I will go with 20% for now.

Shakir is best in the slot, Kincaid is best in the slot, hell, even Coleman was a fantastic big slot at FSU (when he did it). It's hard to get the guy on the field and sure, I wish the front office saw this better early on. I don't think it's completely hindsight to make that statement.

He could do it, it would just be different. Steve Young and Elway. It would be an interesting science experiment.

He wouldn’t be able to play the same way. He would get killed if he tried. It has nothing to do with how tough he is either. It was just understood that you try and injure the QB when you hit him. Which was largely ok for most of the games existence. Almost promoted. I don’t think it’s a coincidence we are seeing so many dual threat QB’s emerge when you really can’t hit them. I’m sure Allen would still be great and figure it out it just wouldn’t be the same is all.

No way he slides on that play under different circumstances

Agree and my main argument for him is he has no comp player in the history of the game. One of one.

Barry, Walter, Jim Brown. it's certainly a conversation. At DE it's Bruce or Reggie end of story

I mean, the market is deciding what a player is worth. That seems reasonably fair?

You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen But do you recall The most famous reindeer of all? Josh MF Allen

Put by D** in the mashed potatoes

Yup, and as much as I want to give him props, Allen self generated about 21 points yesterday. It's always hard to tell with Josh where the credit goes.

We have not had much edge to this team historically so I like the energy from it. He hasn't drawn any PF's so I assume he knows not to cross the line.

1. No such thing as a surprise onside exists anymore 2. It's probably because Bills fan recognize what Campbell did as well, they weren't going to stop us. At which point you have no more decisions to make. The mistake was not doing it again after they scored again as we marched right down the field (AGAIN). 3. They have good coaches, this decision has nothing to with that. It was desperate and justifiably so

Exactly. I don't know why this is controversial

I said this in the gameday thread, but I don't think he is ever not talking *****. It's like he's a bobble head doll out there. He's been a great addition for sure.

Under the stairs

Look men, what you did, what you did, it was good. It took, something…. men. You guys showed it. You have it men. You fought as hard as anybody and you did it. You did it and here we are.

Counter Trey, he was so patient, Cook is also patient. Easy for them to hide behind the pulling lineman.

People act like Josh didn’t directly impact the stability of the organization. When everybody talks about the culture that McD has been able to build how do you think that would have gone had he been starting Tyrod or JP or Trent? Winning allows you to build culture. Which is what Josh brought more than anything else to this organization. McD has been able to harness that success and build on it, but it doesn’t even reach that point without Allen. Its a lot easier to say Josh helped McD than the other way around.

This play is symbolic of the entire discussion. Coleman makes a great play for us. You can give him credit. But the play doesn’t happen unless we have a unicorn QB. It was like that so many more times today and in the past. It’s really hard to understand what this offense would be with even a good “normal” qb. Like Goff as an example. Not very good would be my guess.

Not a good dog owner from what I hear.

Not in the same ways you’re sport