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I would like to outscore the living hell out of them, which in my book is putting the foot down on the freaking pedal and not even looking back to see what is going on until we've dropped 49 on them. ...but that is just me. I'm all about the speed and the beat down. I know that is not everyone's cup of tea as many of you around here are, "oh nooo, we gotta balance and be measured and we need to see the spread sheet where everybody gets the ball and we yada-yada-yada." To each their own, and God bless you all, but I say let Allen be Allen and actually...I know I know, don't get upset...maybe we impose our will on them. Go Bills.

You know who I would have liked? Getting Damien Harris back. I know he wasn't hurt this weekend and I know he wasn't coming back for the Bengals, but my hope was we wouldn't be without him during the entirety of gauntlet stretch coming up.

Yes, and I’ve preached this before…let Josh be Josh.

My setup is obviously about catching Miami or I wouldn’t have posted the Miami part of it. However, yeah if we finish at 10-7 and split with Philly and Dallas (let’s say) that means we are 6-6 in the conference. I really don’t think it is impossible for 3 other teams to be at least 10-7. We have the entirety of the central and annoyingly, possibly even the Jets with Wilson and QB, which I believe is one of the signs of the apocalypse. Btw, this administrations next playoff win on the road will be their first playoff win in the road.

I don’t think Dallas will be favored especially here in Buffalo. They are almost as dicey as us at times. a big one…Cincy. We can still pull things out, but really need to rack up some afc wins and we have to pull the upset in Ohio. Be 8-3 going in to the more difficult window, split those games, beat NE and be 11-5 headed to Florida. Will Miami be no better than 12-4? Let’s hope so. If we head there 10-6…hmm…boy.

Yes, of course I will root for them to help the Bills. I'll root for the Dolphins when the play Thanos, not before.

Next year is the last year, PayDay. It is not ideal if he doesn't come around, but he is still a guy they have to keep an eye and and it is fairly painless to get rid of him after year 3.

"Besides that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was "Our American Cousin"? Huh? HUH? Good stuff, amirite? Yeah, you betcha."

@NoHuddleKelly12 Guns, I agree and no lie I am down with not only flag football, but Olympic flag football. Huds knows my one and only angle was to please him comedically with my response. Hell, I will watch almost anything if it is competitive and played by people who know what they are doing. Do a search for videos of pro dart tournaments. Holy mackerel it’s nuts. Good stuff. And yeah, it is very different and I am not sure how much nfl guys actually add, if anything.

It boggles my mind to imagine Josh Allen playing behind Will Wolford, Jim Ritcher, Kent Hull, John Davis and Howard Ballard. it would be “Josh Allen: The Record Mutilator.”

In my hometown we had flag pediatricians. "Hold up, hold up, hold up! I know you're supposed to be the pro here, but 'drop your head and cough' just doesn't seem to be accurate, my Dude...and you're tryin to take notes with a thermometer...uh-oh...oh boy."

Outstanding. Thank you, Sir.

Seven years here. Him and Poyer and although I hope this isn't the case they may walk out of here without even a super bowl appearance. That's what possibly stinks. That's what doesn't seem right.

Thank you, Doc.

Sure, but that seems to be the standard bearer for career charting against another coach. Truthfully, I don’t even know if there is anyone that has played him five times even has a winning record against him. Could still state he is one of the future coaches with a winning record against him, counting out those that have played him nay a couple of times.

You know what's cool? Sweep the Pats this season and McD becomes the first and only coach in NFL history to have a winning record against BB in 10 or more games (8-7). Josh is already 6-5* against him in starts. (* 6-4 in games he has started and finished)

Please forgive me, B-Dubs, but I believe you have misspelled, "Bill Belicheck is aware that we have two agile, fast and bright linebackers who have clearly learned how to swim and whom Bills fans now refer to as The Swarm." It happens. Go Bills!

BTW, Robert Woods is a really good example of a good to actually great #2. Almost never the #1, but just extremely dependable and trustworthy. I loved him here as the 2 even when our offense was sputtering.

3rd round compensatory pick to the Patriots.

D) A and C ( I had to add that because you only allowed for 1 of the following to be true. 😁) Sometimes Josh trusts throwing to others almost to a fault. On top of that if he only trusted DIggs then Diggs honestly would have 10 or so grabs every game. A) isn't all Dorsey, because Josh probably (maybe?) needs to see things a little better, but some of that is up to Dorsey to help him and his receivers.

I didn't say Lofton was a number 1 anywhere or at anytime in my post. I said he was a future Hall of Famer. More specifically, even as you stated, he was a #2. Yes. And that is what we are looking for.

PB, come on brother. You know...YOU KNOW that would be just a whole other thread! 😂 I absolutely agree, my friend. In a perfect world should DK Metcalf be on this team, taking the draft spot of Cody Ford in that draft, and retaining Wyatt Teller? Yeah, but the world is not perfect.

Yeah on this, too. Here's the thing, as well, if someone came to me if I were the GM and said, "Would you trade Allen for Mahomes, straight up?" I would honestly say "No" and that would be for various reasons. However, I would immediately follow it up with (and I love, Josh) "Give me Mahomes and Andy Reid and I will sign the paperwork right now."

BT, I did not hate your first post to me. I was just responding to it. However, your post above? I agree. Really good post. Not even going to comment other than that because you already stated it.

Thanks, BT, because essentially you're agreeing with me. You're just comfortable with explaining it away as not being feasible. Me...I'd like to be in the 10%. I don't want my team to be the standard. I want them to be the exception, or at least see what the air is like over there to judge and not potentially waste a generational talent at QB. You see I lived through a time that was pretty successful with this team when there were two future Hall of Famers at WR. Those Bills apologize to you, wholeheartedly, for not being standard.