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Just throw it away Allen!

Coleman - stop standing behind defensive backs!

That’s why I hate running twice in a row. You give Allen literally 1 chance to convert the first down.

While this is true, it’s not altruistic on the NFL’s part. It’s collectively bargained. The NFL saves money by not having to pay out of pocket to support former players. And they do so by fining current players. This is a cost saving measure - not a good deed.

Well that’s good to hear. He was a drop machine before. As for the Wilson link… I mean.. a teams fans bitching about their player? Kinda reminds me of people bashing Allen on this forum.

You just described Chase. Thats his #1 issue. He is a drop machine and always has been. I think he had more drops in his first 20 or so games that Wilson has had in his entire career.

Others may have learned about Wilson last night, but ive been following him since college. He is incredible. Absolutely incredible. He had almost 100 receptions last year with Zach Wilson throwing the ball. Just think about that. And he is on pace for 113 receptions this year. I’m shocked to see Nico Collins is in your top 5. I mean… he’s good… but top 5!? Nico Collins? The guy who averages around 60 receptions per year? Chase is another I don’t agree with. I’d take Wilson over Collins and Chase in a split second.

Bills move into 3rd place in the AFC with the Texans loss. KC and Pitt in front of them. I was just looking at Pitts schedule, and it wouldn’t surprise me at all if they miss the playoffs despite their 6-2 record. They play Baltimore (2x), Philly, Chiefs, Bengals, Washington, etc.

Wilson is incredible. But he’s not a household name because he’s stuck rotting on the Jets.

Wilson is a top 5 WR in the NFL. He would instantly be our #1.

Who knew that cayenne pepper and water was the answer? But the best part? The best part is how Jets fans are reacting to the news!

I just did…. that was a full season average for all QB’s (2021).

Average is about half that. To be fair, these are attempts, so you can up them to 20-25% if you want. We are still well above average.

Seattle is the Bills of the drought. They have a Kyle Orton at QB and beat the bad teams and lose to the good teams. They are 1-3 against teams with a winning record.

Completing passes doesn’t mean someone had separation. Perfect example: Our first TD on Sunday was to a blanketed Coleman who made a great catch. But he had zero separation. Nearly 40% of Allen’s completed passes on Sunday were behind the LOS. Two weeks ago, nearly 70% of Allen’s completed passes were behind the LOS or within 5 yards of it. Receivers are not getting separation. But Allen is making it work because he is a hall-of-fame freak of nature that we are blessed with.

No one is blaming the Bills. We are just stating facts. The receivers need to work on getting separation or games against winning teams won’t go too well. We are 0-2 against winning teams.

When we begin to play better teams. We have 6 wins against teams and NONE of them have a winning record. In fact, we have one of the lowest strength-of-win percentages in the NFL.

No they don’t. Turn on ALL-22 and you will see that our receivers are blanketed everywhere. Allen masks a lot of it by buying enough time to let them finally shake a DB, but seperation is bad. I’ve been saying it all year.

Yeah how is this newsworthy?

And there were no shortage of fans on this forum telling us that we were crazy for saying Diggs wanted out 😂

It was actually a great play-call. Thats a walk-in if the line just… well… blocked.

Nope.

That’s a first. I have never seen a player get two of the same feet down but not the other.

He apparently had several offers.

dang. That’s a solid trade.