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Now there's a naming rights opportunity lost. "Welcome to the Big Roomba!!"

Post Malone is from Syracuse.

Not for his coaching.

Does this include mentions of Jawaan Taylor and Keith Taylor of the Chiefs,

Fun fact: The Bills are second in playoff appearances since 2017 with 11.

Games are won and lost on so many variables. Weather, penalties, literally the bounce of a ball. You survive to play again in the regular season. Not in the playoffs.

So none of those 11 or so accomplishments, all done this year, add up to an MVP season? Yes, if Josh Allen walked on Lake Erie while throwing for 6,000 yards and 100 TD's he'd be MVP...maybe.

Is this today?

Yeah but real estate on the strip is $$$$$$$!!! Compared to a parking lot on Abbott Road?

Can't argue with that. 🙄

Somewhat unrelated and not a dome rant... really! The stadium they are planning to build in Las Vegas for the Oakland A's (which apparently is hitting obstacles thanks to their a--hole owner) was a dome in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Estimated cost? $1.5B!!! How does an open air stadium in Orchard Park cost $1.8B and climbing? I mean, c'mon. What level of graft are we taking about?

Allen's four passing touchdowns vs Miami week 4 extended his NFL record 12-game streak with multiple passing touchdowns against a single opponent. He also becomes the second player in NFL history with 300+ passing yards, 4+ passing TDs, 1+ rushing TDs & a perfect passer rating in a single game. In week 6, Josh Allen throws his 150th and 151st career touchdown passes, taking just 82 career games to do so, the fifth-fastest pace in NFL history Week 8, Josh Allen surpasses Steve Young (43) for second place on the NFL's all-time list for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback, (44) trailing only Cam Newton (75). Week 10, Josh Allen ties Jim Kelly's team record of 18th consecutive game with a TD pass. Week 12, Josh Allen joins Cam Newton as the only quarterbacks in NFL history to have four seasons with 8+ rushing touchdowns. Week 15, Josh Allen records 10th game this season with 1+ passing and 1+ rushing TD, setting an NFL record. Week 16, QB Josh Allen becomes the first player in NFL history to record 40 total touchdowns in four consecutive seasons. Week 18, Josh Allen sets NFL record with 9th career game of passing for 300+ yards and rushing for 50+ yards. Allen becomes the only player in NFL history with statline of: 350+ pass yards, 65+ rush yards and 75%+ completion rate in a single game. Allen finishes the season leading the NFL in total TDs (44) and total yards (4,830). Any more questions?

😂 Records? How much time do you have for the list Josh set this year? So much for that take.

Turnovers were overblown because it became a meme for Josh, and it blinded everyone to how great he was otherwise. It's like gorgeous women with a zit on her forehead.

Is it mandatory for players to do a religious shout out?

Kurt Warner led the league in turnovers the year he won MVP. Besides, shouldn't turnovers-to-touchdowns ratio matter?

Rising from the dead is overrated.

Narrative

MVP aside, how is Josh not even nominated for offensive POY?

He's talented. A real weapon. But he'll break your heart at the worst times.

"Embezzlement" was shorthand for what you said. Not the strict legal definition.

Read the article. The difference is kickers and punters need to do things perfect on demand with a ton of pressure on them. Few can.

Ha ha okay, Bill. Is it fan hating or pointing out fan silliness? It's easy to break out the pitchforks and torches during a playoff drought. It takes a bit more effort to gin up outrage during a run like the Bills are having since McDermott became coach. But hats off to you, you manage to find a way. Carry on.

To sum it up, he embezzled funds that were earmarked for people in need. No nice way to spin it.