Mikie2times

Last thing I’m going to add to this. When teams march out Mason Rudolph, Geno Smith, a 90 year old Aaron Rogers, yes, it only matters that we have Josh. It is enough to win 3 out of 4 of those games as we have for a long time. Where the things you call out matter is when you face other great QB’s. Then you need the roster, the coaching, and the rest of it. Which is why we can’t get past the divisional round.

Would you trade what we have done for what the Bengals have done? Multiple conferences title appearances and a Super Bowl appearance? Keep in mind they lost Burrow last year and still nearly made the playoffs. I don’t know how you couldn’t trade that. The AFC East champs is like being the fastest one legged man at this point.

That’s not what the data shows The league average win rate with QB play at Josh’s level is exactly what we have done.

QB records the last 3 years with a 65 or better QBR (excluding Allen) 119-43 73.5% Allen's record the last 3 years (all 3 at 65 or better) 35-15 70% Lets not overcomplicate things

All three of these takes are spot on

The played the Raiders week 2 half asleep off the KC game and a Browns team that was a bad match up for them and really anybody in the NFL if Winston is hot as he was in that game. They have beat multiple playoff contenders at this point, including Buffalo. They're way ahead of us at this time and if you think that isn't accurate then we are far away enough in what we are seeing that it's not worth discussing further.

It's a hit he has delivered several times as a Bill.

It was a great win. Thrilling and completely not Billsy. I don't believe I have seen anything from the team this year that allows them to beat Baltimore and likely KC (if they figure anything out on offense). We have largely won the games we should win. Lost the ones in which we wanted to find out more about how good we are. Nobody really looks good this year outside of maybe Baltimore and Detroit, so perhaps style points are not something we should care about but this team doesn't historically ascend come playoff time. We have room to grow still and wins vs either KC or Detroit would do a lot to quiet what I'm saying.

The Bills play plenty of man. So maybe it's the scheme and something we don't readily see, but the Bills play the 12th most man coverage in the NFL according to the recent splits.

I don’t remember many of these threads the last 5 years

It probably helped him being so long. Not much to think about on a kick like that.

The last three Miami games (including this one) 2 of 3 they led at halftime. Last game vs them we really didn’t play well on offense. Turnovers and off schedule Allen plays drove the lopsided result. The game script so far is not surprising TBH.

Josh was very fortunate on that play

By most accounts he is a very good guy. But certainly not hard to hate the football player.

Get um Jim

I would take Cook over Hall but past that the 3 Jets players rightfully get more credit.

Look at who they beat outside of us. Offense is not getting it done. Mostly been from the defense

Betting is so funny to me. Literally everything goes your way or nothing does. It will swing for weeks like this. Time left for the Jets to F it up but what a break if you have the Jets spread.

People, the shin has always been equal to a player being down. It's not a new rule. You usually only see it applied on determining if a runner is down. Not if he is inbounds. But it can be used that way as well.

Shin has always been two feet. You're down if your shin touches.

Stroud performs worse on the road. Worse in open air. Texans are 2-3 on the road with those wins vs New England and the Colts (by 2 points). They have 5 wins by 18 points total vs many lackluster teams. Now Diggs is out on top of the other injuries. It's getting excessive. Houston and the Jets both have serious protection issues. This is actually a very even match up with the Jets at home but the bottom line is whenever I see a game with a 2-6 team favored over a 6-2 team and that 6-2 team is getting hammered by the public I either stay away all together or hammer the opposite team. I'm hesitant to agree with the theory of "trap games" as to me a "trap game" can be recognized in data usually. They tend to be more situation in which perception just doesn't align with what is happening. That is the case in this spot. The spread isn't off, but it sure appears that way. Usually those are good spots to go opposite of the "sure thing". I'll take the Jets all day here. Under is live as well.

What about a 16-10 record with Dillion Gabriel?

Wow, he's been here forever. Sad to hear.

I mean you guys had 20+ years of elite coaching/recruiting stability. Even Lincoln Riley who has some mixed reviews is a hell of a recruiter and has solid programs year in and year out. Now you hired a turd. On top of that needing to rebuild vs the SEC. Plenty of storied programs in coaching hell for a very long time. I hope that isn't your fate.

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