FranchiseSavior

This is the National Football League no one is going 17-0. Judging by the post on this board there a numerous Bills fans who feel tue same way.

We can play this if game both ways if Andrews doesn't drop the ball in the endzone... if Andrews didnt fumble the ball... if Bateman didn't run the wrong route... if Linderbaum didnt have a bad snap... of Henry didnt drop a wide open pass in 5je flat... if Andrws didnt drop a 1st down when no one was nothing 5 yards of him. If Flowers wouldn't have gotten hurt... if Bateman would have been available for the 4th qtr... if if if then we beat Buffalo by multiple scores. Phenomenal passes aren't underthrown.

I don't believe the narrative. He has to and will win it. I think he sometimes get a bad rap. He has come a long way from those 1st two playoff runs. We sit here and say Josh has been the best player and he and Lamar has the same amount of SB wins. The narrative is what it is because Lamar has to win it but Josh's narrative is different because he was the best player in some people's eyes. Even though he's yet to win it all either. I have a feeling that even if Lamar wins it all they'll be folks saying he had too much help.

He didn't play his best ball earlier on, however the last 2 playoff performances have been stellar. There is no guarantee that the Bills would have marched down the field. What we do know if Andrws catches it the score is all tied. The Ravens have all the momentum and it was anyone's game at that point. Josh was not having a great game up until that point.

The degree of difficult. The ball hit Andrews un the stomach. He couldn't have walked the ball to Andrews any more perfectly. But yet your TE makes an amazing attempt to come back to an underthrown ball and its somehow Josh is the hero here and the TE who was coming back to the ball trying to make Josh look good is the goat? Meanwhile Lamar puts the ball in the TEs stomach. He didn't have to come back to the ball, he didn't have to het around a defender. He didnt have to stretch even a centimeter to catch the ball and its the QBs fault. Come on bro. This is ludicrous. Lamar didn't execute perfectly but Josh is somehow hailed for underthrowing a pass. Cool Beans!!!!!

You clearly didn't watch much Ravens football. Our CB2 gave up the biggest play yall had on offense in the playoff game. Stephens was awful and teams had started to target him. He didntn0lay well at any point last season. After the switch at Safety he was the weakest link on the entire defense. People don't understand how truly difficult it is to win a Championship. The best teams don't always win especially in a winner take all format. I get frustrated yes but if you scan out and look at the big picture. I understand that there is a certain amount of luck that is involved in winning and losing these game. I cam be happy knowing that every year we are going to have a good shot at winning it all. I also understand that there is a process that you have to go through to get t9 the mountain top. I do believe this is the year. On paper we have know real weakness. Last season there was a lot of turnover (pun intended) on the defensive coaching staff. We lost 3 coaches to HC/DC positions. We tragically lost out OL coach a couple weeks before the start of the season and we had a rookie DC. Pass defense was dead last in the league for a good portion of the season and it sounds like we had some lockerroom issues. This season everyone the tenor around the team is of a team that understands that they can't beat themselves.

They actually weren't count on Alexander. We signed Awuzie to be CB2. They gives us Wiggins and Awuzie outside and Humphrey in the slot. Once Alexander became available it was Lamar who was Alexander's teammate at Louisville who talked him into coming. Alexander was more of a luxury than a necessity.

Yea we'll keep harping on the Lamar turnovers and ignore the 5 drop passes and the Andrews fumble. Sunday will be here soon enough. Maybe they'll have an answer for Lamar this season because they didntblast season. Is that the time it took to... nevermind.

Let me get this straight when I point out how other than 2 plays the Bills didn't have an answer for Lamar, its but but the t he 2 turnovers. Now that we are talking about the Josh we gotta look at the whole body of work. Do you see the irony in that?

The difference between Lamar and Mahomes and to a lesser extent Allen is when Lamar makes a mistake the defense isn't getting him the ball back. Josh can play like complete cheeks and be giving an opportunity to win the game. Lamar was given that very opportunity and marched his team down the field scored the TD hit the TE in his belly and the TE dropped the ball. The silly thing is Josh severely underthrows the TE. The TE makes a heck of a play to get back to the ball an attempt to save his QB and its somehow the TEs fault they lost the game however Lamar hits his TE in the stomach and the narrative is Lamar couldn't get it done.

Has Josh turned the ball over in the playoffs? Josh had 2 ints against the mighty Skylar Thompson led Dolphins that nearly cost you guys the game. Then he had 2 more TOs when they needed to beat the Dolphins to get in the playoffs and the defense bailed him out.

Not only that game he outplayed Josh in both games.

Even with the TOs. Lamar had Highmark Stadium quiet. The TOs were big but he came back and had them within a drop of tying the game. Had the Ravens as a whole played a semi clean game it would have been the same result as the 1st game. You guys didn't have an answer for him for 8 qtrs. The wr ran tuebqrong route on the int and tue center had a bad snap on the fumble. Those are the only 2 plays in 8 qtrs that the Bills even slowed Lamar.

You do know he out played Josh in both games last season? You also know he led a game tying TD drive without both his top 2 wr? The fact remains that he'll be their on Sunday with both his top 2 wrs. No excuses you guts beat the Ravens in the platoffs, but a blind man could see that Lamar was the least of the issues.

Yall said make him pass.

That's not going to cut it.