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I guess i’m not as high on Bishop as others in this thread seem to be. Are you all watching what he is doing on plays where he is NOT intercepting the ball? I know those get the attention, but the other plays count to and he is making a lot of mistakes. That being said, he is definitely improving and getting better. I’m shocked at those saying he has a chance to be better than Micah. Maybe physically, but as an overall player I would say we hit a home run if he even reaches Micah’s level.

When you have 1 of your WR’s running routes like this, it’s not great.

I agree. I want the “F it” Josh Allen back. Yesterday was like watching a vintage. Josh Allen performance and I loved it.

Our zone defense is very frustrating to watch because it’s just pitch and catch for the offense.

If it makes you feel any better, Cinci wasn’t beating NE either way. .

what a route

Sorry for the language but I love the mesage

Virtual measurement takes longer than the sticks it seems

Good awareness? This has happened numerous times.

Some folks have lost understanding of what QB play around the NFL is. I visited the Bucs forum and they were all fawning over Allen. One person wrote “How do the Bills ever lose with this guy at QB?”

Anyone miss Keion Coleman today?

First time i’ve seen Allen smile like that in a long time. Love to see it.

Josh Allen: 6 TD’s. A literal actual poster in the first half: “Bench Allen”

Statistically, it’s very close. Very little improvement in win % by going for 2. Picking the extra point puts you up by 6 points. Which means, even if the opponent scores a TD and XP, Bills win with a field goal. If the other team punts (like they did), a field goal puts the game away because it makes it a 2 score game.

I CANT STAND THAT WR SCREEN!!!!

In this wind, we need way more yards.

The decision to go for 2 looms large.

If we had kicked the extra point last drive, a field goal now would have basically put the game away.

The flag on the goal post the Bucs are driving toward are blowing toward their other endzone (where the Bills scored).

Notice how every single throw he is missing is a soft touch throw? I really think it’s the wind. I think the wind is getting under the the soft thrown balls and carrying them. All of Allen’s laser strikes are getting to the target. Baker isn’t even attempting them.

I think I know why. He doesn’t trust his line so he is rushing his progressions or not going through them. PS, Touchdown #5. Imagine during the drought if a fan complained when our QB had 5 TD’s.

Honestly really tough to defend. He got picked.

That was a really nice play call. Clear out with the slant and a wheel on the backside. I hope Brady saw that.

I’m trying to remember the last time i’ve seen a defender play a QB run as badly as Bosa did. Nothing is coming to mind.

I don’t disagree. But my point is simply that expectations are unrealistic. When your QB can have 4 TD’s in three quarters and fans are mad… expectations are too high.