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Good response. 👍

Sadly, I agree. However, I'm not going to get down on the team if they lose. I expect them to lose. KC is a better team, playing at home, and can't afford to lose. The Bills will win the division easily and I'm hoping they march into the playoffs playing strongly. This game will be a decent measuring stick. However, its too early to declare the Bills a bust or super bowl winners.

Agree 100%. The Bills D has faced a terrible Pitt offense, Miami isn't much better and Tua got hurt, WFT are decent, and the Texans enough said. We will see how good the defense really is in Arrowhead. I don't believe the Bills will slow down their offense. The Bills just aren't a good match up vs the Chiefs. Kelce cannot be stopped, CEH shouldn't bad as effective with Star in the middle. Mahomes and Reid know how to beat the Bills. On the other hand, I think the Chiefs defense is very beatable. The Bills should be able to score. However, they need to change up the game plan. The Chiefs defensive game plan was outstanding against the Bills last year. I believe the threat of a run game is vitato beat the Chiefs. Some quick passes and screens too. Limit the 5 WR formation. I don't see a Bills win in Arrowhead. The Chiefs will outscore the Bills. They really need the win. I'm laying the 3.5 points and betting big on the Chiefs. KC. 38 Bills. 28 Spoken like a true homer.

I think you are confusing and mudding the arguments. Yes, Herbert went into a better situation than Josh and others. Still that doesn't mitigant his talent or performance. It's not far to use the talent around him as an excuse that lessens his talent. I see Herbert as very close to Allen's level. He was very good against the Chiefs and the Raiders. Make some great reads and throws, stayed cool in the pocket, make some big 4th down conversions, and looked like a leader with great confidence.

What makes you say Herbert isn't at Allen's level? Josh's legs are better but other than that I think it's pretty close. Both are outstanding young qbs.

AFC: KC, Clev, Balt, SD, Bflo, and Tenn. NFC: Tampa, Dallas, L.A., Seattle, and Ariz. No particular order. Not sure NFC is more wide open.

Chargers look like super bowl contenders. Remember, last year they were hot at the end of the season. No one wanted to play them in the playoffs. Last week, they beat the Chiefs at Arrowhead.

Love it after all the ***** fans give him.

Hope not.

He looks terrible.

Great defensive stop.

Josh horrible throw. Wow

I disagree here. The Bills will blowout the Texans. The offense wants to be hitting on all cylinders before the next game. The Texans are the perfect team for that. Their defense should offer little credible stopping power. I look for a huge game from Allen and Diggs. The Texans are horrible on offense with their Tyrod QB injury. The Bills defense is playing at a high level. I see plenty of sack and picks. A pick 6 isn't put of the question. Bills 38 Texans 13

It's most impressive how he's improved his accuracy. His arm talent was never in question. In fact, Mayock and Hassleback stated that Allen had the biggest upside. The Bills swung for the fences and hit a home run. Gotta give Beane and company credit. His strides forward are off the charts. Last year's jump was phenomenal. I'm not sure there has been a bigger QB improvement in the history of the NFL.

Fair question. I wasnt debating if Allen is a franchise QB or a top tier QB. No doubt he is the future of the Bills. I'm glad he is the Bills QB. I was trying to say he may be regressing and used the last 2-4 games as examples, may not play up to last year's level, has a short sample of games that reflect greatness, and he did play poorly in the first 2 games. Of course you and others disagree with much of my points. I'm ok with that. The counter arguments are valid but no means evidence that my points aren't correct. The evidence will be presented on the field. The Washington game certainly put a great dent into my points. No one is more happier about that then me.

He did a some short like passes to Beasley that were effective. He mixed up the play calling well vs Wash.

At first fiance, the cowboy defense had looked good. Dan Quinn has done a nice job. Last year the cowboy defense was leaking. Nothing screams elite or franchise about Hurts. He is serviceable. Sure glad to have Allen on the Bills.

He sure looks very good so far.

Agree. Not sure why all the gloom and doom about the Bills Oline. It's only 3 games and last game was much improved. It's a long season and they should be very good come crunch time.

The Chiefs look like it's a bad match up for the Bills. We had our chances last year. One game was kind of close and the other we all know how that went. Don't the Bills have to try something different? Our defense looks to improved but we've played some soft offenses. Andy R. seems to know how to beat the Bills. Currently, KC isn't invincible. It's going to be very difficult to get the W in Arrowhead.

Not at all.

1. You are missing the point with the times. The questioning if Allen is or will regress is a valid one; especially, after his first 2 games of the season. Time will tell and surely you would agree one good game at home vs a porous Wash D isn't the end all to the debate. 2. Your assumption of me for calling for Allen's head is ludicrous. I was critical of his play, his mechanics, footwork, and accuracy. Questioning if he has regressed or will. After 2 games, I don't think it was an absurd thought process. Obviously, you and others disagree. The counter arguments are valid. The only real way to know is by watching how the season plays out. 3. Knocking off the rust is not acceptable. Are you saying the coaching staff and the players were unprepared? Stop with the unfounded bs excuses. You are better than that. 4. I've reiterated on numerous occasions the Oline issues, poor play calling, opposing defenses, and lack of run game/threat contributed to Allen's mediocre at best play. Low and behold we are in agreement here. 5. Perhaps I overreacted. That remains to be seen. The game Allen played vs Wash was a thing of beauty. I enjoyed every minute of his excellent play. Your assumption that I "kicked the can" is not founded nor supported with facts. It's merely a cheap shot. Let's move on. I look forward to remaining civil and discussing various Bills topics. It's ok to disagree. Have a blessed day. Go Bills!!!

Ok if you say so? I feel great for "having such a bad week." The Bills won and Allen played great.

Good points. Let me give you my take. First off your comment about D. Jones is disingenuous. Conveniently, you forgot to mention he had 95 yards rushing and a TD. Secondly, I never called for Allen's head. That's just plain bull#### and a incorrect interpretation. I believe Allen's struggles go back 4 games not 2. I'm entitled to voice my concerns about Allen. I brought up legitimate issues about his play. For example, mechanics, footwork, confidence, vision, jitterness in the pocket, and inaccurate passes. Like it or not those concerns were and are legitimate. Also, talked about the small sample size of Allen's success. That's just undeniable. I never questioned his ceiling and raw talent. I talked about players who had great runs like Cam, Kap, Cousins, RG3, Geoff, and Wentz. An article posted here from I believe the NY Times stated Allen may be regressing. Thus, adding some legitimacy to my posts. They aren't just some random trolling or hatred. Red flags is a matter of perception. I can see how it can be perceived as too strong. Others here pointed out that they disagreed with my takes. I acknowledged their views as valid. Look at my response to Thurman. Your knock off the rust statement is at best marginal. Hope that clarifies my posts. Also, I think the true test of Allen and the offense will be on the road vs KC and Tenn. I look forward to others opinions and always welcome differing viewpoints without personal attacks.

Here cone the personal attacks. Expected them but its all good. I'm not here to fight nor make friends.