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And I love how the Dolphins have salary cap issues and somehow the Bills don't? Maybe this is because it's post-purge?

"He will likely not be as much the runner, but that’s OK." Is it ok? My fear is that age will impact him more than a typical qb due to how much of his game is running. And I'm not just talking about mobility, but flat out running for difficult yards. He's going to have a transition to make in the next few years, time will tell if he can pull it off.

So a counter-argument to Allen's touchdowns. How many of those 44 are rushing from a goal line or near goal line situation? Sure, a touchdown from one yard is worth as much as a touchdown from 20 yards, but how many teams would just send a bruising back to get that same goal line touchdown? Josh had way more rushing TDs this year, but his rushing overall was down compared to the last couple of years.

My big question for his future is will age impact his skillset more than the average QB? Running is a massive part of his game. Once he's no longer as effective running, it will come down to how well he transitions into more of a pocket passer.

Interesting analysis, thanks for sharing. My only critique is, if you are going to elude to the things that might have happened, like the three dropped passes, they you should probably include the Allen fumble that absolutely could have been a turnover. Maybe even the near interception.

His performance in these last couple of months has ruined his draft capital. No one is trading for him.

This is the major problem with this team. Far too much cap space devoted to players that contribute at a level far below their cap number would warrant. Now that the QB contract has really kicked in, you can't get away without cap efficiency. Bills are the opposite of cap-efficient. This is really difficult to overcome.

Core problem with this team is too much cap space being eaten up by players that aren't producing. Examples: Diggs Knox Miller Now that the QB contract has really kicked in, you can't get away without cap efficiency. Bills are the opposite of cap-efficient.

Core problem with this team is too much cap space being eaten up by players that aren't producing. Examples: Diggs Knox Miller Now that the QB contract has really kicked in, you can't get away without cap efficiency. Bills are the opposite of cap-efficient.

Legendary? Come on, seriously?

Ok, so is it 7 tbis? 9? 11? "returns to work" is a profession that immediately puts him at risk for another tbi.

Couldn't agree more. It's cringy hearing the guys on WGR praying the Johnson can quickly get over his FIFTH concussion to go play football. How many career traumatic brain injuries does a player need to have before we stop rooting for him to quickly clear the protocol?

Yeah I know we all want him back, but it does feel icky continuing to hope this guy rushes back from concussions...

Lol! But if we're being honest, those teams have been proven to not exactly be a "murder's row".

How many of those guys played against us?

I think there was no intent to "fake slide". But he thought about sliding for a moment and started the process, then realized he didn't need to and stopped. The roughing was an atrocious call. And I despise how he's always clamoring for a flag whenever a defender gets close to him.

Agreed, weak af dunking on Tomlin in these circumstances.

Sure, that's one conclusion you could draw from this.

What if by game time the Bills are guaranteed a playoff spot? Then you could be asking yourself this same question about Buffalo.

This thread should be closed. No shot anymore.

"He’s on pace to throw for his 2nd highest yards in a single season." Who in the heck would care about this stat???

"if we keep winning". We've lost 3 of our last 4...

Sure, there's context and my comment was obviously a bit sarcastic. But it is literally the answer to the op's question.

Don't lead the league in turnovers

And frankly they should absolutely be 3-4 right now. They are beyond lucky to have won that Giants game.