90sBills

Oh man you’re brave going into Arrowhead. lol

Yes I do agree with the Troy Aikman point. To me Mahomes has demonstrated over and over that he has the ability to take his team to the top. Just because he plays for a rival team doesn’t mean I can’t acknowledge that as a fan of football. It’s all good.

Like I said…it’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it. When people put together lists is all time greats Dan Marino’s name is not the top. My opinion is that Montana was the best qb during Marino’s era. He didn’t have the physical gifts that Marino and Elway had but he knew how to succeed in the most pressure situations. If Allen could learn a little of that the Bills would have at least made a Super Bowl appearance by now. All the stats are meaningless without titles.

That’s just your opinion my man.

It’s a team stat that is influenced the most by the quarterback position. Teams go as far as their quarterback can take them. Look at us. We got perennially good as soon as Allen came on the scene. It isn’t a coincidence. Just like it wasn’t a coincidence that KC started winning Super Bowls when Mahomes came along. Your speculation of whether Mahomes could’ve done the same elsewhere is irrelevant. Reality is he has done it there.

Mahomes is one season removed from taking his team to 3 consecutive Super Bowls. Isn’t that what matters the most for a qb?

You thought KC’s D was dominant when they gave up 35pts in the Super Bowl to Philly?

He’s pretty good.

Same can be said for the offense. Get a TD at the end of regulation to win the game. Then another opportunity in OT with just a fg to win. They couldn’t do either. It’s situational football. These games will present opportunities for a team to win those situations and the game.

Some fans like to throw around cumulative stats for Allen when the issue has always been making the plays in the biggest moments. When the offense has the ball in OT and a chance to advance with just a field goal…you gotta come through. No amount of cumulative stats will help in those scenarios. And that has been what’s holding this team back.

If McD runs out the clock there and they ended up losing by 3 he’d be criticized for not being aggressive enough when you have a Josh Allen as your qb. It is not unreasonable when you have a qb like Allen to try and get something in that spot.

It’s the coach’s fault for trusting his future hof qb to not make boneheaded mistakes?

Without a championship the only similar team out of the ones you cited is the 90s Jazz. That’s not a good thing.

Exactly this. It hasn’t happened and the narrative will get louder until Allen and the team can get to a Super Bowl.

Last year was the best opportunity to reach the Super Bowl. All the ‘elite’ teams and QBs were out except ours. The defense didn’t commit 5 turnovers. And yet, they were able to hold Denver to fg’s so the offense could have a chance to win in the end. The offense, once again, failed to come through in crunch time. To blame it all on defense after watching the last 3 playoff exits is just having blinders on. Allen and the offense came through in the 13 seconds game. They haven’t been able to do so since that game when it counts.