JoshAllin

He's a poor mans Josh. So as a backup yes would be a fit

low class is low class though whether a bills player winning the superbowl does it or another team

long reviews like that should be inconclusive wth

Cam Lewis had the worst play of the tear and costed them that win. Hyde and Poyer in the same secondary is just on another level. Marlowe a backup of a backup to take on cinci was asking for too much

Barkley would be a good way to slow down and kill this offense, I'd think especially for breaking the bank

Josh loves to throw the long balls so obviously it's beneficial to the bills team while other teams are ok with throwing it short and getting big chunks especially in a weather like today where that was the winning move

His D needs Micah and Von to work, so I don't think it changes

Now they throw under to the RB's, that woulda worked all game

Hate that they can stop these 1 yrdrs but cant get to the qb

Milano with the save?

With Mahomes hobbled just keep a spy on Kelce instead

That's nothing I used to love speed chess, could get that many games in a couple of days

I believe they might have the top 5 OL's in the league

This is embarrasing if you're the jags D

I'm gonna assume the jags 2nd half adjustments on D are gonna be all over kelce

How does no one blanket an obvious pass thats going to go to kecle

And that's not a good thing. I want the same offense with a few tweaks

The only time I haven't been confident in a bills game is when injuries arise to the top guys, so pretty confident. Also the Bengals are a in a little pain as from what I can see

Hopefully Von is there coaching up the line

Morris has shown to not drop any balls and also has sticky hands

I think in some of those shots Allen doesn't throw because he didn't wan't to get his WR's killed and some were just good pressure from miami he had to klet it loose. The RB's tho are almost always open

Making those plays Shakir dropped early is the difference of a Pats vs Bills playoff game from last year vs the one yesterday.

"You have to have that mindset as a receiver," he said Sunday, via the New York Daily News. "That's something I really learned in Buffalo with Stefon Diggs, Emmanuel Sanders, Cole Beasley, John Brown, Gabe Davis: When you line up, I'm the best receiver on that field and no one can stop me. You just have to believe in that and have that confidence in yourself, go out there play by play and show that improvement." Oh great, he has learned a bunch from some of the best

If they go for 2 they better make it with how good their D has been

The last play looked to be a QB sneak where everyone pushes you from behind