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I agree that it's not a football play and that it's pretty ugly. It came up for rules discussion this past offseason and I was surprised it wasn't eliminated. That could be. If it wasn't part of the play design it showed his excellent football instincts because he didn't have too much time to think about it.

The latest on the subject is that the Giants attempted a QB push play on Thursday against the Seahawks. Not only was it unsuccessful, but two of their starters were injured on the play and did not return to the game. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/giants-attempt-at-qb-push-play-resulted-in-injuries-to-two-players "Both center John Michael Schmitz (shoulder) and tight end Daniel Bellinger (knee) exited the game. They did not return."

Re the Bills post-Josh Allen, who is to say we don't find another all-time great QB? However, it's not only his excellence on the field... the thing that makes Josh a unicorn is his playing style, his character, and the way he passes every litmus test. As a player he's like a super-sized Brett Favre. Fearless and courageous yet fun-loving. Athletic and cerebral. As a person he seems too good to be true. Guys want to be him and girls want to be with him. Because of these things I think there's a connection many of us feel towards Josh that we likely won't feel towards our next great QB.

Why don't you go and hang out with someone your own age... like @Old Coot...

Eich was a 2nd rounder, 42nd overall in the 2021 draft.

Assuming I'm alive after Josh hangs up the cleats, I'm pretty sure I'll still be a Bills fan but it will be like living in a world without color. Joe Gibbs won 3 Super Bowls with Theisman, Rypien, and Doug Williams. Parcells won 2 Super Bowls with Phil Simms and Jeff Hostetler. Parcells was a great coach but I give the nod to Gibbs.

Thanks for the breakdown. I really appreciate your analysis. I still find it difficult to force myself to watch line play. There's no question that Brown is a young player who's improved. I just wonder how much better he'll get.

When it's too warm for them... wait... that's not how it goes... Koho? Squish the Fish!!!

The Raiders will regret letting Jarrett Stidham go.

I thought his name was Ian.

Probably an easier transition to Labatt Blue Light. They call us the blurry generation... too many Canadian beers. The main culprits were the Johnny Labatt's Extra Stock and the Molson Brador

Also, Miriam... possibly Gertrude.

Yes, anthropologists believe that this behavior is pre-columbian... back to when football was played in loin cloths. One long ass game? Also he's too commercialized. Go back to sleep... we'll let you know when the Bills win the Super Bowl. Too much information dude. Clanging and banging? Football players are attired in plastic shells, not suits of armor. You're an Old Coot... you don't even know what an RPO is. Act your age.

Luckily boyst is a Ham Radio operator. Those guys know lots of abbreviations and acronyms. Yes, can someone please tell us how to feel?

Two features of modern day sports packages that I particularly despise are people who feel it's necessary to physically gesticulate and/or mime the action... and those who can't speak at a normal volume and think that by shouting, they're somehow more convincing.

eball, it's a matter of degree. Sports is sports because sometimes the underdog wins. It happens SOMETIMES. That's why they play the games. The fact of you making an absolute statement "doesn't happen" (bolded above) makes you wrong because of the exceptions to the rule. Witness the week 3 loss by the Cowboys to the Cardinals. After losing in the first two weeks to the Commanders and the Giants people were saying that they were tanking so they could draft Caleb Williams. The Cardinals were an 11 point underdog. They beat Dallas by 12 points. Said Dallas Star Micah Parsons, "The last two weeks we were on fire and today we came out and we got lit. … We got to take on every game like it’s the Super Bowl. We got to play up to our standard. We can’t play down to (our opponent), and that’s what I felt like we did today." There are absolutely trap games where a team underestimates their opponent. It doesn't happen often but it does happen occasionally.

Last week, Josh completed passes to 8 different receivers. In the two games before last week he completed passes to 9 different receivers. He will hurt you with and without Diggs.

eball, with all due respect, we've all seen plenty of NFL games where a favored team underestimated and lost to an inferior team. These games are often accompanied by postgame interviews by the losing team admitting as much. In sports it does occasionally happen that the better team loses because they didn't take their opponent seriously enough. Anyone who has followed sports has seen this.

Well... he was named to be a cornerback... Even decades after decriminalization and there's still those people... I give up, why?

Now I'm thinking you're also a Ham or shortwave radio operator.

Exactly no one would argue that since McDermott took over in 2017, that this current Bills team: Protects their own QB better Blocks for the running game better Pressures the opposing QB better The Bills aren't going to win in the trenches in every game but it seems to me that they're going to win most of the time.

Charter flights are listed? That's very interesting because I could see an argument for both ways.

When McDermott arrived in Buffalo, almost the first thing he said was "You have to win up front." On innumerable occasions since then he's repeated some variation of that same message. If he has one basic tenet about football, that might be the one.

Do you happen to be agoraphobic? Just wondering.